Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-04

Inc ouQ r ellOWS anu INepehdIS hoAu
their joint installation last Tuesday
evening in the Carrabassett Lodge
rooms. At $50 a supper was served.
The following officers of Carrabassett
Lodge were installed by District Dep
uty Grand Master L. E. Jacobs as fol-
lows: Past noble grand, Charles Tur-
ner; n. c., w. c. Hobart: V. G., N. l..
Shepley; r. S., w. A. Bailey: F. s.,
E B Chase; Treas, A. B. Lamb; war
den, Edward Tague; Cond., Felix
Ramm r. S. N. G., Edward Spear; y.
S. N. G., Richard Weller; Chap. l.. s.
Moore: r. S. s.. Ernest Rowell: L. S.
s., Milton Washburn; r, s. V. g..
Ralph Tibbetts; l. G.. H. r. Bearce: Q.
c., Marian Gerald. At the Rebekah
installations Mrs. Violet v. Fogg, dis
trict deputy grand president, was in
stalling officer, assisted by, Mrs. Ma
bel G. Bragg, district deputy grand
marshal, and the following past
grands: Mrs. Cora B. Hurley. Mrs.
Alice S. Baker and Mrs. Mary H.
Bailey. The officers of this organization
are: N. G., Mrs. Mary Mitchell Hur-
ley; vice grand, Miss Alice E. Dam
forth; Sec, Mrs. Mertie M. Lamb;
Treas, Mrs. Alice S. Baker; warden,
Mrs. Nellie Savage; Cond., Miss Anna
G. Kennedy: Chap, Mrs. Mabel G.
Bragg; r. S. N. G., Mrs. Susie ia
cobs; r. s. N. G., Miss Isabelle B,
Thomas; r. s. v. G., Mrs. Lottie
Gates: L. S. v. G., Miss Evelyn With
ee; 1. G., Mrs. Ava v. Sheridan; o. G.,
Tho rpffrfnO noble
grand is Mrs. Carrie Bearce.
E. e. Harris left yesterday for Bos-
ton on business. He accompanied his
two daughters, Miss Faith E. and Miss
Freda Harris thus far on their way to
South Hadley, Mass, to resume their
studies at Mount Holyoke College.
DR., Geo. Otis Smith of the United
States Geological Survey has started
back to Washington, D.. c., after Wis
iting with members of his family, who
are still at their summer home in town.
Skowhegan's Free Public library is
particularly fortunate in obtaining
series of seven books upon religious
subjects from the management OF the
trustees of the Lake Forest University
in Illinois This fund was made pos
sible through the Bross Foundation
Fund. The Skowhegan library is one
of about 500 libraries in the United
States which is to receive the Dement'S
of the fund, this fact bringing the To-
cal institution up to the honor line.
The following are the books: The
Laurels of Religious Winning by Prof.
Royce: The Problem of the Old Tes-
lament by James Orr, D. D.; The BIZ
BILE of Nature by J. Arthur Thomas,
NJ. A.: The Mythical Interpretation OF
the Gospel by Thos. Jane Thorburn'
d. D.. LII. D.; Faith Justified by Prog
ress by Henry Wilkes Wright. I'm. p;
The Religions of Modern Syria and
Palestine by Frederick ones Bliss
PHI. D.; The Bible, It's Origin and Ma
ture. by the Rev. Marcus, d. ID. AS
might be inferred from the titles, the
books are given in order to advance
the cause of Christianity in SkoWhe-
gan's midst More are expected later
from the Bross Foundation Fund.
Miss Mildred Keene left yesterday
morning to visit in Augusta.
Mrs. Edward Sayers left here yes
terday morning to visit with relatives
in Lewiston.
DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid left here We'd
nesday morning for Springvale, where
she had professional business.
Owing to a bank meeting no session Oh
the Agricultural Society was held, the
meeting being postponed until later
The college students are rapidly leaving
to resume their studies. Among those
who have already departed are the 1oilo"'
ing men to Brunswick: sherman Shurn-
way. Joseph Sanford, Arthur McQuliiah
Fl. Tobey Mooers. Merle Springer DonaiI
Ward Philbrick, Maurince Swain Phil-
brick Lewis w. Brown, Geo. Allan Went
worth, Warren c. Merrill. another SHOW
hogan man at Brunswick, passed MS va
cation in New York instead of Skowhe-
gan. Miss Magma Gordon and Miss Gene
va F. Smith have also returned to the!f
studies at the Posse Gymnasium.
Hazel Leavitt (Mrs. Harold Langdcn)
the we'll known elocutionlst ana teacher
of expression, leaves today for South
bridge, Mass, where she is TO coach
theatrical performance. She mas peeh
nassinp some time with her little daugh-
ter. Jean Langdon, in town. ana her SIS
,.r Mrs Frank Parker, and Mrs. Fred
Hill.
Mrs. l.. G. Bunker of Waterville was
the guest Tuesday of Mrs. Stanley NJ
Cover.
Jessie. Margaret and Marion Scott, the
,bree children of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Scott. who attend the school for the oea!
in Portland, have returned TO resume
their studies The parents accompanied
the children as far as Waterville.
Mrs. Mary Blanchard Of Dexter arrived
Yesterday forenoon to visit her sister
Mrs F. o. Sawyer.
w. H. Cummings. for 10 years with the
American Wooden Co. has arrived ana IL
taking up the work laid down by Arthur
ZONES as agent of the firm at they
c,, x,otorias Unusually enough