Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-21
CENTRAL Maine
PYTHIAN JUBILEE
HELD AT AUBURN
PATRIOTS DAY

Auburn. Ne, April aa-Truly it was
jubilee that the Py,hians Of Central
Maine held IN Auburn on Patriots day.
Favored with the best Of weather this
annual session was complete sue
cess.
Crowds lined the streets 90 watch
the parade q the Uniform Ranks from
Lewiston City hall 10 Auburn City
hal- This parade started at / P NJ.
I ? Cahooa Of Auburn was marshal.
and General Chas- X. Campbell OF
Livermore Falls marched al the head
q the columns. Hobbs American
Band led the parade
The afternoon exercises were pub
&c ana tie attendance in the fes,ooned
hall vas large
The exercises opened with seating OF
officers q Knights and Sisters by E
squad from Industry Lodge with l.
.. Babier in command The squad
members ware. T. \. Merrill q. Z.
Drake. "a. Mcneil, Chas~ Mccormick.
AIS Records, Ferd- Coombs. ". Rolfe,
4, Webster, ". Lirchanburg. Harry
W!nGle. K Perkins. Frank Garcelon.
-ais completed. P-eiate Charles Smith
offered prayer.
Mayer Henry r Porter Of Auburn.
himself member OF the order. then
gave Z short address Of welcome
Grand Chancellor Charles Wilson
ha1 beer delayed in arriving but G.
a q r & s Edgar J. Brown Of Wa
1e-yllla responded t,lingly 10 the may
o-'s address
Master Rupert Packard then gave a
violin SOLO Lloyd Gilbert gave a vocal
sclo and responded 10 encore Mrs Lila
2 Naloon played the accompaniment.
80 gave a vocal solo and responded 10
encore Luciea French also gave vocaI
solo and vas encoresi. Ms. Agnes Don
Tell am CLARENCE March sang duet an
were enco-ed 4 chorus from Fidelity
Temple sa-g and gave as an encore q
catchy medley The members OF the cro-
rs were, Geo. Beals, Alyah Beals.
j0rs1la Woodhors=. Charlie. White
house L=hEnaa Bard. Chas Wzkely.
Louis Jack- James Harris, Chzs. Wool
Tor-r, Ms Lizzie Bard pianist. Mrs.
Maid F;.cse-, Mrs Grace Plunmer. Mrs.
Ethel @iones. Mrs. Mary Feltharn. Mrs.
Bessie LaEe. Mrs. Alta B=als. Mrs. E sss.e
v oso6holse, Ms Anna W-h!,eho-se. Mrs.
Agnes Hairs. Mrs. Anna Woodpo-,h.
TIE F:-s- competition drill vas By sam
SCI Co, NJ :. Uniform Rank. Of Liver
more Fails. and the successive eyo.,-
tiors q cae squads were roEndly ar
plauG=d
NHaI ~ announced on the program,
Is Entertainment by Goodwill Temple"
proved p h The treat O. the Afternoon.
The entertainment was BY squads Of u,tls
g-riz directed BY Fre2 Eo5;nson.
Remarks On the work a the Uniform
Rank were .-z5a ~ Gen {. h. Cz-.ptsIl.
: coEapst.--re drill ~ PetIeagi.l Co.
NJ .. L. r., q E-rto-7 fc.lov5d .h!s.
Mss Sssste Lane gave pleasing read
i-Es. The o-Chss--a q four ri1ces we.:aa
hal furnished nay ire numbers vlzvs.,
Is the afternoon session cane 70 ? s;oss.
TIE 7Te-.1g ssz:or. whic. was for
i'y1hia-2s Only. was opened By s. Elmo.
Nc =, and This was followed br ex-
hlhit5on work II the rank q Page HI
Ca4an.he, Ne. = Of Augusta. Samuel
Aoti-an and William Stewart then
appeared - sing and read. Co-1pe.5-
non wo-k II To- rank Of hn!gt, Vas
-her done tF acadia. No. ID Of Bath.
Harold Windle tAea gave vocal SOLO.
Grand Chancellor Charles Wilson
tHen made remarks for the goo, Z.
The order Later 8. X Of 2. :. I'd
ar Sru--n s-5ol.a
Walton Locge, No -i2. q 1,ex:c9 DID
competition wora in thu rank ~
Knight Fred Robinson gave some o.
his iHirnirable readings Damon O..
80 !, care an exhibition drill.
Ia irr1an . ne Prize Committee
"a-rsn Z. Rici.e-. awarded that Tor
n t@st degree work 10 Usl-o,
Locgf; thai for me organization hav-
ing Inc largest number II the parade
20 Ihe Lirerro-e Falls lodge: for The
oest Gril 10 Samson co. II I.iverr7ora
Fails: f7r haVI1g best float in parade
- Harmony Temple. The closing ~
ny ST Elmo Lodge.
The Committees in charge were.
General committee. a Z. Raasa-
saoattus. Chairman: H. J. Smith. Az
olrn. assistant chairman: VIM. +.
toon5s. Auburn, treasurer; !
COOK. Lewiston, secretary.
Industry No. Lewis E nayis
Harry II. Peterson. WIN. F. Cooubs
Isaiah G. Fuller: Eureka No. 4S-W
4 Wood. J. p. Morrill,. Aubrey Pet
erson. 4. J. Smith, Joseph H. Motif
Enterprise No. en-. ". Paine. c. r.
hUoier. ?. E woodman: Columbia No.
-s-George ". Baals. George y. Pratt.
= Limo No. 55-A- r. Cook. Charles
harris; New Auburn No. .5-Wm.
Perry. + F. Cahoon: Lake Sebattus
No s5-A- E Booker. Fred Walker:
crsisie No l.1-F- L. Walker, c. c.
warren: Acadia No. l3-Wn7. Mann:
Walton No. 1s.-Gecrge A. Hutehins:
Damon Co. [. R-W. E Riker. l. D.
Bubier. John ". r Morrison. D ".
chamberlain: Goodwill Temple Nc. p
Mrs 4 E Harlow. Mrs. Abbie Hig-
gins Mrs. Angie Mitchell; Harmony
Temple No. 25-Mrs. Agnes Dounell.
Mrs J. P. Maioon: New Auburn Tenn
pie No. 34-Mrs Isabel Goodkowskey.
Mrs Pauline Shapiro: Fidelity Temple
No 32-Mrs. A c. Farrar: Lake Sa-
battUs Temple No. ee-Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs Burkstt-
The special committees were:
Committee on Prizss-Warren Z
Riser, committee on music, Timothy
2. Cahoon: committee on transporta-