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Masonic Token: January 15, 1890 • NYf .‘'p^SNnyg MA SONIC TOKEN. WHEREBY ONE BROTHER MAY KNOW ANOTHER. VOLUME 3. PORTLAND, JAN. 15, 1890. NO. 11. Euclid, 194, Madison. Hiram L Harris, A Underwood, m ; Wm E Stevens, sw; Published quarterly by Stephen Berry, tn; Marcellus S Perkins, sw ; Charles O Charles R Keopka, jw ; Wm Parker, sec. No. 37 Plum Street, Portland. Huntoon, jw ; Charles A Wilber, see. Pine Tree, 172, Mattawamkeag. Wm T Archon, 139, East Dixmont. Amos B T Mincher, m; James H Chadbourne. sw; Twelve cts. per year in advance. Ugg** Postage prepaid. Chadbourne, m; John F Tasker, sw; Jere­ Charles P Van Vleck, jw ; Geo W Smith, miah Smith, jw ; Benj. F. Porter, sec. sec. Advertisements $4.00 per inch, or $3.00 for Sebastieook, 146, Clinton. John P Bil- Preble, 143, Sanford. Wm Batchelder, half an inch for one year. lings, m ; B G True, sw ; D W Stewart, jw ; m ; Calvert Longbottom, sw ; Chas F Moul­ R W Gerald, sec. No advertisement received unless the advertiser, ton, jw ; Rev S H Emery, sec. or some member of the firm, is a Freemason in Cumberland, 12, New Gloucester. Wm M Mosaic, 5'2, Foxcroft. John C Cross, m ; good standing. Dow, m; Parker W Sawyer, sw; Thomas Wallace M Thayer, sw; Warren L Stod­ G Galvin, jw ; Geo H Goding, So. Auburn, dard, jw ; James T Roberts, sec. sec. [For the Masonic Token.'] Temple, 86, Saccarappa. ^/ephen II Bethlehem, 35, Augusta. Ethel H Jones, Skillings, m; Frank II Allen, sw; T S THE WANDER-YEAR. m; W S Choate, sw ; Edwin H Gay, jw ; Burns, jw ; Oliver A Cobb, sec. J E Blanchard, sec. Day Spring, 107, West Newfield. Ai Q BY STEPIIEN BERRY. Pleasant River, 163, Brownville. E M Mitchell, m ; James D Ladley, sw ; Amos Johnston, m ; C H Dunning, sw ; Levi Page, Carlton, jw ; Geo 0 Hannaford, sec. jw ; C E Herrick, sec. Whence come you ? my good brother, Arion, 162, Goodwin’s Mills. Frank M Of what are you in quest ? Vernon Valley, 99, Mt. Vernon. Orman Irving, m; J Howard Hanson, sw; Frank I travel to the Orient, F French, in ; W T Merrill, sw ; Irving R S Day, jw ; J Burton Roberts, sec. My course is from the West. Bradley, jw ; Silas Burbank, sec. Webster, 164. Sabatis. Frank E Marr, I long to gain the secrets Blue Mountain, 67, Phillips. Sidney G m; Wm H Wright, sw ; Herman Amback, Our first Grand Master knew, Haley, m ; Joel H Byron, sw ; Christopher jw; Judson Bangs, sec. And hope to find them by the aid L Boston, jw; Marshall II Davenport, sec. Saco, 9, Saco. Augustus A Cole, m; Of brethren tried and true. Tyrian, 73, Mechanic Falls. Frank R Peter J Parauay, sw; Geo Robertson, jw , Harmon, ni ; Hollis E Dennen, sw ; James Geo A Emery, sec, And could you grasp the secrets II DeCoster, jw ; Prescott R Cobb, sec. The thrice-great Hermes taught? Warren, 2, East Machias, .lames E Tuell, And dare you wield the working tools St. George, 16, Warren. G Dudley Gould, m; Geo E Hathaway, sw ; Warren F Pope, m; Henry W Vaughn, sw ; Geo W Walker, With which great Moses wrought ? jw ; Francis L Talbot, sec. jw ; R C Clark, sec. Which made the River roll with blood, Washburn, 193, Washburn. Gorham C The Mountain shake with fire, Portland, 1, Portland. Wm N Howe, m ; Shaw, m ; Rufus F Shaw, sw; HD Simp- Edw L Cheney, sw ; Edwin F Vose, jw; son, jw ; Edward M Hines, sec. And opened up the solid earth Geo F Gould, sec. When Korah dared his ire ? Eureka, 84, Tenant’s Harbor. Whitney Drummond, 118, Parsonsfleld. Oren E Long, m; Joseph Studley, sw; John S But, Craftsmen, we were promised Brown, m; James E W Smith, sw ; Geo F Smalley, jw ; Sewell A Wheeler, sec. Chapman, jw ; A R Leavitt, sec. That when our time was served, Buxton, 115, WestBuxton. Geo H Libby, If all our work was duly wrought Solar, 14, Bath. Bant Hanson, m; Otis m ; Leonard Palmer, sw ; John A Fellows, And we had well deserved, II Donning, sw ; Albert A Robinson, jw; jw ; Edward C Ambrose, sec. J Lufkin Douglas, sec. The Senior Warden in the West Meridian, 125, Pittsfield. Frank B Farm­ Should pay our wages due, Penobscot, 39, Dexter. Elmer A Brews­ er, m ; Joseph II Walker, sw ; F O Elling- And we should have the mystic word ter, m ; Owen W Bridges, sw ; Alberto P wood, jw ; David W Manock, sec. And rank with Masters true. Bement, jw; Andrew 11 Knight, sec. Unity, 85, Thorndike. Albert W. Ward, Ancient Land-Mark, 17, Portland. Charles In sooth, you shall good brother, m; Edwin Cornforth, sw; Edwin II Little­ E Snow, tn ; Alfred King, sw ; Fred E Bick- field, jw ; John N Tilton, sec. Go ! travel toward the sun : ford, jw ; John S Russell, sec. This life is your apprenticeship, St. Andrew’s, 83, Bangor. Marshall Dyer, Felicity, 19, Bucksport. Geo 0 Mitchell, And when your task is done, m ; Hugh R Chaplin, sw ; Geo W E Bar­ m ; Alonzo Colby, sw; Calvin O Page, jw ; In the Celestial Lodge above rows, jw ; Arlington B Marston, sec. Wm O Buck, sec. For your reward prepare, Rising Virtue, 10, Bangor. Daniel A York, 22, Kennebunk. Almon J Smith, The Word is blazing in the East, Robinson, m ; Philip H Coombs, sw ; Fred­ m; John C Lord, sw; Win Francis Bowen, And you will find it there. eric M Laughton, jw; Chas I Collamore, jw ; Geo A Gilpatric, sec. sec. Esoteric, 159, Ellsworth. Wm J Logan, Howard, 69. Winterport. Howard Grant, MASONRY IN MAINE. m ; Joseph W Nealley. sw ; Robt F Sweeney, m ; Lewis Atwood, sw ; J H Baker, jw; jw_; James A McGown, sec. Albert S Ware, sec. Lodge Elections. Aina, 43, Damariscotta. Geo H Weeks, Mount Desert, 140, Mount Desert. Jason Plymouth, 75, Plymouth. Henry S Thorne, m; Wilmoth H Hewey, sw; Amasa B C Hill, m ; Ezra G Mason, sw ; J P Carter, m; Walter G Loud, sw ; L P Toothaker, jw ; Hall, jw; W A Jones, sec. Jr., jw ; Lyman H Somes, sec. S P Waterhouse, Detroit, sec. Asylum, 133, Wayne. C W Crosby, m ; King David’s, 62, Lincolnville. Aug F Richmond, 63, Richmond. William H J M Pike, sw ; J M Gordon, jw ; A W Man- Hahn, m ; Frank E Duncan, sw ; James W Whitney, m; A S Alexander, sw ; Geo ter, No. Leeds, sec. Carnes, jw ; William L Howe, see. Newell, jw ; Win S Hagar, sec. Tremont, 77, Tremont. Geo H Gilley, Rising Sun, 71, Orland. Aaron G Page, Keystone, 80, Solon. Geo W Gower, m ; m ; Gilbert L Lurvey, sw ; Janies S Fernaid, m; Allard Staples, sw ; Dudley P Saunders, Alonzo Moore, sw ; Fred Drury, jw; Turner jw ; Cyrus II Lurvey, sec. jw ; James C Saunders, sec. Buswell, sec. Meridian Splendor, 49, Newport. W H Oriental, 13, Bridgton. James P Lowne, Mitchell, in ; W M Stewart, sw ; George S Chapter Elections. m ; William H. Foster, sw ; I) Eugene Chap­ Bradford, jw ; F M Shaw, sec. lain, jw ; Richard T Bailey, sec. zVncieut York, 155, Lisbon Falls. James Greenleaf, 13, Portland. Stephen Scam­ 82 MASONIC TOKEN, JAN. 15, 1890. man, hp; Charles N Pierce, k; Wm N bers of Preble Lodge, Sanford, Nov. l3th, in not long be benefited by adhering to their Bowe, s; Francis E Chase, sec. the new Baptist Church. views, and that it was necessary to meet the Hancock, 19, Bucksport. Joshua P Hoop- new companies on their own ground. The er, hp; Calvin 0 Page, k; J Robert Emery, Secretary Bryant Bradley reports Mount average annual cost to each member in six­ s ; Geo 0 Mitchell, sec. Kebo, the new Chapter at Bar Harbor, as Ezra B French, 42, Damariscotta Charles doing well. teen years has been $11.77)^, so that any old W Stetson, hp ; Humphrey E Webster, k ; member dropping now can feel that his in­ A party of thirty-three R. and S. Masters Stephen N Hall, s ; W A Jones, sec. surance has been reasonable The invested from Lewiston accompanied Grand Master Mt. Kebo, 50, Bar Harbor. A L Higgins, fund is $25,170.00 The officers elected hp; E C Parker, k; E B Richards, s; Penley to Norway, Dec. 18th, and saw were : Bryant Bradley, sec. Oxford Council work the three degrees. A Clerk.—Albro E. Chase. Stevens, 28, Newport. J D Robinson, hp ; banquet followed with speeches. J M Parkman, k ; A W Littlefield, s ; Frank Treasurer—Leander W. Fobes. M Shaw^SEC. A very fine portrait of Col. H. R. Millett, Directors for 3 yrs.—M. A. Dillingham, of Gorham, was presented Harmony Lodge, Mt. Vernon, 1, Portland. Chas I Riggs, No. 38, by Mrs. H. R. Millett, at the Ma­ C. O. Leach, M. F. Hicks. hp ; Con vers O Leach, k ; Chas S Harmon, s. Franklin Fox, sec. sonic meeting held Dec. 18th. It now adorns the walls of the fine hall of the Ma­ The annual visit of Grand Generalissimo Eagle, 11, Saccarappa. Henry H B Hawes, sonic building, which has been so recently hp ; Stephen H Skillings, k ; R S Robinson, refitted and refurnished and which now Marston to Portland Commandery Jan. 16th, s; D W Babb, sec. presents a most attractive appearance. was a noteworthy occasion, a large and Somerset, 15, Skowhegan. Geo F Rice, brilliant company of Templars from Massa­ bp; J Henry Frost, k; Chas A Marston, Grand Generalissimo Marston officially chusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont s; Charles M Lambert, sec. visited Maine Commandery of Gardiner, being present, headed by their Grand Com- Mount Moriah, 6, Bangor.
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