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Masonic Token, Jan ■ b o w d o i n c o l l l i b r a r y . Masonic ToKBNti JH W H E R E B Y * OJSTBG B R O T H E R M A Y K N O W A N O T H E R . V o l u m e 4. PORTLAND, ME., JAN. 15, 1903. No. 23. Liberty, 111, Liberty. Albert I) Ram­ ham, m; Albert W Kimball, sw; Chas W Published quarterly by Stephen Berry, sey, Center Montville, m; Willis I Greely, Wheeler, jw; Ruel W Gerald, sec. No. 37 Plum Street, Portland, Maine sw; Arthur Ritchie, jw; Ambrose P Car­ Solar, 14, Bath. N Gratz Jackson, m; gill, sec. Sanford L Fogg, sw; Henry R White, jw; '1'welve cts. per year in advance. Central, 45, china. Charles W Abbott, Albert L Strout, sec. Established March, 1867. - - 36th Year. m; Arthur B Skillin, sw; Willis E Ward, Ancient Land-Mark, 17, Portland. Chas jw; Willis W Washburn, sec. F Tobie, m; Frank C Allen, sw; P'red C Composite, 168, LaGrange. Chauncey Tolman, jw; John S Russell, sec. A dvertisem ents $4.00 per inch, or $3.00 for A Doble, in; Fred H Savage, sw; Maurice Mt. Tir’em, 132, Waterford. Clarence half an inch for one year. L Woodman, jw; Andrew H Dyer, sec. H Pride, m; Willard C Goodwin, sw; Chas No advertisement received unless the advertiser, Blazing Star, 30, Rumford Falls. Frank S Hamlin, jw; Isaac F Jewett, sec. or some member of the firm, is a Freemason in good standing. R Reed, in; Fred O Eaton, sw; Goodwill Aina, 43, Damariscotta. Wilbur G Douglass, jw; Fred A Porter, Sec. Knowlton, m; Geo W Singer, sw; Osina L Village, 26, Bowdoinham. Anson P M Sumner, jw; Walter M Barstow, sec. THE DKPAKTINfi YEAR. Given, m; Stephen C Snell, sw; Amasa O Tremont, 77, Southwest Harbor. Sam’l Williams, jw. S Moore, m; John C Ralph, sw; Merle E He came, he brought us meadow-bloom and Publicly installed 25th, by’ R W John W Tracy, jw; Wm R Keene, Manset, sec. grasses, ; Ballou, of Bath, assisted by P M Frank K And bird-songs caroling the heavens through; Jack as Marshal, many masons and their Temple, 86, Westbrook. Fred Benson, Now not a green blade flutters as he passes. in; Chas R Anderson, sw; Frank P Pride, Nor stays one thrush to hymn a sweet adieu. i families being present. jw; Oliver A Cobb, sec. Temple, 25, Wintlirop. Kdw’d R Jones, Dry, rattling stalks and clumps of frozen rushes Mount Kineo, 109. Guilford. Ralph H Are all that tremble to his parting tread; J 111; Charles F Kilbreth, sw : Lin wood B From cottage windows where the home-light Jones, jw; Levi K Jones, sec. Marsh, m; Lewis A Houston, sw; J S Mon­ flushes roe, jw; David Pearson, sec. No face looks out, no last farewell is said. Piscataquis, 44, Milo. Abiel E Leonard, no; Albert S Leonard, sw; Charles M Far- Bethel, 97, Bethel. Elmer II Young, m; Bare are the walls where blushed his garden roses, rer, jw; Albert W Murray, sec. H Merton P'arwell, sw; Albeit O Frost, jw; And bare the tree-boughs swaying o’er the lawn; Davis G Lovejoy, sec. The grape-hung lattice not a leaf discloses; Nollesemic. 205, Millinocket. Harry E And no late watcher sighs that he is gone:— i Reed, in: Wan J ileebner, sw; Dennis. H j Adoniram, 27. Limington. Jas F Pills- Uone witli tbe beauty of the Summer morning, Buckley', jw; John ii Stinchfieid, sec. oury, in; Andrew J Chick, sw; Benjamin The dreamy lovelin.-ss of vanished days, Small, jw; Hardy H McKenney, sec. The sky’s soft glory and tbe earth’s adorning, Wilton, 156, Wilton. Charles II Smart, June’s rosy light and Autumn’s mellow haze. m; Frank L Woodcock, sw; Win J Tre- Atlantic, 81. Portland. Frank W York, in; Arthur Merrill, sw; Wm G Newhall, I begged, when first he shone with lavish splendor feihen, jw; Fred E Trefethen, sec. A prince triumphant, come to rule bis own, jw; Daniel W Fox, sec. That lie some token of his grace would render Casco, 36, Yarmouth. Mads J Madsen, To me, a suppliant, on his bounty thrown. no; Wallace O Stoddard, sw; Alfred B Crescent, 78, Pembroke. Andrew B Cog- Small, jw; Herbert M Moore, sec. ! gins, m; Robert C Sturks, sw; Harry C He bent and proffered, without stint or measure, Wilder, jw; Eugene S Wilbur, West Pem­ The utmost that my daring words could crave; Cumberland, 12, New Gloucester. John broke, sec. With full arms closing round each hoarded treas­ I Sturgis, m; Cyrus S Witham, East Ray­ ure, Seaside, 144, Boothbay Harbor. Tliad- My lips forget to bless the hand that gave. mond, sw; Frank M Hawkes, North Ray­ mond, jw; Geo H Goding, Auburn, sec. deus L Montgomery, m; Merrill A Perkins, He made the evening glad, the sunrise golden, sw; David A Greenlaw, jw; Henry S Per­ And all existence richer that he came; St Paul’s, 82, Rockport. William L Bow­ kins, sec. Yet scarcely finds my spirit, thus beholden, den, in; Charles J Gregory, sw; Joseph P' The time to weave this chaplet in his name. Shepherd, jw; Everett E Fales, sec. Anchor, 158, South Bristol. Everett W O kingly giver, old and unattended. Garaage, m; P'rank W Jordan, sw; Edwin The world’s poor gratitude is not for thee; Portland, 1, Portland. Warren W Cole, S Gamage, jw; Walter II McP'arland, sec. It leaves unsung the reign so nearly ended, m; P'red J Ilsley, sw; Charles P' Sanborn, And turns to hail the king that is to be. jw; George P' Gould, sec. Bar Harbor, .185, Bar Harbor. Edgar J [Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson.') Trussell, m; William Quimby, sw; Thomas Hiram, 180, South Portland. P'red G Searls, jw; Benj L Hadley, sec. Hamilton, m; William PI Allen, sw; Wm II Older, Jr., jw; Geo 11 Weeks, Jr., Knight- Lafayette, 48, Readfield. Leon O Teb- MASONRY IN HA1NE. ville, sec. bets, m; Walter A Nickerson, sw; George C Hunton, jw; Arthur S Nickerson, sec. Crooked River, 152, Bolster’s Mills. Ed­ Iioilge Elections. ward A Wright, m; Sumner J Skillings, Hancock, 4, Castine. Roland B Brown, sw; IP1 Cobb, jw; Harry I Lowell, sec. m; Willis A Ricker, sw; Embert N Allen, Molunkus, 105, Sherman Mills. Isaac jw; Charles H Hooper, sec. Cushman, m; Alfred Cushman, sw; Board- Franklin, 123, New Sharon. Benj F man W Curtis, jw; John Gosnell, sec. Makepeace, m; Manley H Blaisdell, sw; Doric, 149, Monson. William A Mills, Edward L Russell, jw; Jas Ii Howes, sec. m; Roy M Hescock, sw; William II Lindie, Rural, 53, Sidney. J Emery Nash, m; jw; Edwin R Haynes, sec. Herman A Faught, sw; Charles B Blais- Amity, 6, Camden. Louis M Chandler, dell, jw; James F Warren, sec. m; Chas G Weaver, sw; Jesse PI Ogier, jw; Benevolent, 87, Carmel. Dexter D Rob­ Henry L Maker, sec. erts, m; Fred Bradford, sw; Everett S Mt. Bigelow, 202, Flagstaff. Benj E Ward, jw; Cainillus Iv Johnson, sec. Savage, in; Bruce P Viles, sw; Carroll Messalonskee, 113, Oakland. J Edward Viles, jw; Walter E Hinds, sec. Harris, m; Lester M Andrews, sw; Geo H Siloam, 92, Fairfield. Geo M Chapman, P'oster, jw; Orestes E Crowell, sec. m; Wm W Merrill, sw; Edw’d C Hooper, Unity, 58, Thorndike. Lincoln G Mon­ jw; Eugene C Herring, sec. roe, m; Wm Farwell, sw; Elden A Ward, Arion, 162, Goodwin’s Mills. Adelbert jw; Albert W Ward, sec. S Taylor, m; PT-eedom R Hill, sw; Oscar G Lincoln, 3, Wiscasset. Cha’s M Leavitt, Day Spring, 107, West Newfield. Ai Q Hanson, jw; J Burton Roberts, Dayton, m; Chas S Sewall, sw; James B Clark, jw; Mitchell, tn; Geo M Hill, sw; Albert J sec. Wm D Patterson, sec. Shepard, jw; Geo T Wilson, Newfield, sec. Sebasticook, 146, Clinton. Geo A Bing­ Caribou, 170, Caribou. Dana L Teague, 178 MASONIC TOKEN, JAN. 15, 1903. in; Howard Dow, sw; George W Irving, jw; Winthrop, 37, Winthrop. Lin wood B | at 8 o’clock the officers were installed. Ad­ Jones, h p ; Clarence P Rowell, k ; Edwin R j Arthur A Garden, sec. dresses followed from the Gr. Commander Mosaic, 52, Foxcroft. Fred G Warren, Jones, sc; Levi E Jones, s e c . m; Victor L Warren, sw; Bion B Ander­ Greenleaf, 13, Portland. Leroy F Tobie, and from Past Grand Commanders Joseph son, jw; James T Roberts, Dover, sec. h p ; Walter J Laughlin, k ; Frank H York, A. Locke and Horace II. Burbank. sc; Francis E Chase, s e c . Waterville, 33, Waterville. John II Bur­ Dedication. leigh, m; John E Nelson, sw: Francis M A past High Priest’s jewel was presented Wheeler, jw; Anson 0 Libby, sec. to the retiring High Priest, Frank B Fish. The new hall of Blue Mountain Lodge, at Harmony, 38, Gorham. Fred B Samp­ Drummond, 27, Oakland. Charles A Phillips, was dedicated Nov. 25th by Grand son, m; Ernest J Jeffrey, sw; Eugene I) •Ridley, h p ; George F Allen, k ; Jeremiah Master Kimball, assisted by Grand Tyler Chellis, jw; Edward W Guptill, sec. Tourjee, sc; Orestes E Crowell, s e c . Mt. Ivebo, 50, Bar Harsor. Andrew J Carney and local brethren. The hall is Pacific, G4. Exeter. Arthur F BusweU, well arranged with large and convenient m; Alton P Stillings, sw; George F Jewett, Babbidge, h p ; Edwin II Higgins, k ; Fred jw; David E Knight, Garland, sec.
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