Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-15
PITTSFIElD
Grange Has Installation on FRI
day Evening-k. 0. T. M. An
nual Functi0n-I. o. o. F.
Meets Jan. 1850 Club En-
tertained.

Pittsfield grange held its installation
. Of officers Saturday evening. The in
sailing officer was Fred Brown of
Newport, who was assisted by Mr..
Plummer. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Libby
all Of Newport. The officers installed ::
Master, Elmer Frost; overseer, Will
liam Iialfrcy; lecturer, Maria
Gatcheli; secretary, Eva Allen; treas
urer, =. ]. Written; gatekeeper. p. F.
Noble; steward, Foster White; assist
ant steward, Verne Hollis: lady assist
ant steward, Iva Gould; chaplain,
Frank e. Gee; Ceres. Mrs. Jane Frosti
Pomona. Mrs Hattie Larrabee: Flora,
Mrs. Thelma White; pianist. Mrs. John
Chase. James Libby in behalf of the
members Of the grange presented J. T..
McMichcal the retiring master with a
past masters badge. At the meeting Il
report was read from the finance com
nittec showing q net gain of 5000 for
the past year. supper was served I'M
der the direction Of Z. j. Written and
his aids
The officers elect Of Warsaw Tent,
No. II. X. Q. L. NJ, were installed at
q meeting held Friday evening, Jan. IL.
The installing officer was James Lib
by. The officers: Commander, G. A.
Brown; lieut. com. IL. NJ. Crawford;
record keeper, 90. II. Drake; chaplain.
brel Pomroy; sergeant. Bernard
Towle: masterat arms, F. Fl. Bearce;
lst master of guards. Archie Smith !:
| 2nd master Of guards Patrick MCGEE
sentinel, J. II. Gilman; picket. Charles
Cox.
Miss Mabel Fuller Of Boston, who
! has been passing a few weeks Vaca-
ton with her sister, Mrs. w. N. Far
rinston, returned Sunday TO Boston to
resume her duties as 4 teacher. her
school being one Of the numbers 10
! open On Monday.
At {. meeting of Phlentoma
9. q. f., held Monday evening. 1883.
a.. the officers elect were installed by
William Cook of Hartland. The Of
fcers installed We're: Noble grand.
Rodney NJ. shaw: vice grand. Walter
Halliday: recording secretary. Cnes-
ter A. Frost; financial secretary, Q.
II. Drake; treasurer r. j. Written;
trustee 8 years Henry Wilcox.
Madawaska Temple, No 6, Pythian
Sisters will hold a meeting Tuesday
evening, Jan. Is, for the installation Of
tile newly elected officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Busch enter
tanned the members Of the III club at
their home Monday evening.
Miss Margaret Goodwin Of Newport.
who has been visiting Miss Constance
Goodwin. returned home Sunday.
mond. who was seriously injured a few
weeks ago BY being hit in the head by
q flying stick of wood. is slightly i'm
proved.
The union services of the Universal
list, Baptist and Methodist churches
which arc being held on account Of the
fuel shortage are largely attended and
are proving very successful. This
month they will be held at the Univer-
salist church with Rev. A. F.. Wright
preacher. Next month they will be
held at the Baptist church.
Will Bracket passed Sunday in
Palmyra with his father Charles
Bracket. who III Feb. ), will pass his
goth birthday.
Miss Maud Brackett, who has been
tiilI'foNtt III t'oStbtf, arrived nome
last Friday and Monday left for the
Paine Private hospital in Bangor,
where she will receive medical treat
nlent She was accompanied to Ban
gor by Mrs. Amos j. Melvin.
Alden Bickford. a private at Camp
Devens, is in town TO pass furlough
with Mrs. Bicl1ford and baby. which Is
few days old.
Robert Morecruft OF Harmony. who
Is employed on the Hartland branch
Of the NJ. c. r. r., was bearing
broad smile Saturday, Jan. II, be-
cause Of the arrival Of a daughter
The officers elect Of Bethlehem
Chapter O. r. twill he installed at a
meeting to be held Thursday evening,
Jan. II