Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-02

the city on the afternoon and evening
of May list, and will register at the
Elmwood Hotel. 1t is also expected
that all State officers will be in attend
ance. They are:
State Consul, c. c. Toothanker, Bath;
State Advisor, A. B. Boston, Benton;
state Banker, A. A. Dinsmore, Dover;
State Escort, II. w. French, Rockland
te Waterman, Phil Racene, Lewis
ton.
ne field efficiency in this State is I'M
der the direction Of G. c. Woods, State
Deputy, Bangor, Maine. The State
Medical Director is DIR. M. L. Pastor
also OF Bangor and the following Dis
trict Deputies:
Frank Flynn, Portland. Dist. No. /;
a. B. Boston, Benton. Dist. No. 2; C. D.
Denrett Bangor, Dist. No. 8: A "
Gibbs. Ellsworth, Dist No. 4.
These members of the Field Depart
ment will be present.
Program Of the Day.
Headquarters of the day will be at
the Woodman Hall in the Flood build
ing and the convention and adoption
ceremony will be held in the new Elks
building on Appleton street. Use East
entrance)
At 10 A. NJ. the convention will be
called to order The address Of well
come will be given by the Consul of
Waterville Camp S465. Clarence S.
johnson and the response by Frank
A. Curry. Gardiner. At noon a buffet
lunch will be served to all Woodmen,
whether delegates or not. in the Wood
man hall. Smokes and music will be in
order after lunch, also card games and
daily papers for those who prefer At /
p. NJ. delegates and out-of-town guests
will be shown about town in automo-
biles furnished by local members.
Two p M. afternoon session of the
State Convention will convene. At the
same time all other guests are invited
to the Opera House for the afternoon
pictures. 1t has been arranged for the
2-reel Woodman feature film, THE
Value Of a Life" to be shown at the
end Of the usua, program, so that dele
gates may, after the close of the State
Camp, see these films. These films
should be seen by every visiting
Neighhor and local Woodmen as well
who We're not fortunate in seeing them
when they We're shown a few weeks
ago. 1t is the story Of a Woodman in a
fight for life against consumption at
our great sanatorium in Colorado.
At 4.3o P. NJ. a bowling match will be
staged at the Casino Alleys between
the Gardiner and Waterville teams. At
the county camp at Gardiner, April 4th,
in spirited match Gardiner was
winner but the local boys are planning
on turning the trick.
Seven-thirty p NJ. will take place at
the Elks hall the exemplification of the
fraternal and beneficial degrees in
Woodcraft. Watervile Camp will do
the work and a large class Of can
didates will be present to receive the
mysteries and some things that are not
mysteries. The officers Of the local
Camp to appear in the adoption cere-
mony are:
Past Consul. NJ, H. Blanchard: Con-
sui, c. S Johnson: Adviser, f. j. Han
cock: Banker. NJ. F. Varney; Escort. f.
C. Niles; Waterman. w. E. Perrigo;
Assisted by Ralph Tardiff and H. w.
Hamlin. ,
Chief Forester, Clarence Littlefeld.
The Forester team. under his COM
mand, will consist of sixteen uniformed
men. The music of the evening and in
support of the work will be given by
the Woodman orchestra, under direc-
tionof Myron F. White, the violinist.
Ralph Fitch, cornet, Eugene. Dearborn,
Walter l.. HaniiI. piano,
and Jas. W. Bowley traps. Immediateu