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Masonic Token MASONIC TOKEN. WHEREBY ONE BROTHER MAY KNOW ANOTHER. VOLUME 5. PORTLAND, ME., JAN. 15, 1913. Ng. 23. Evening Star, 147, Buckfield. Welling­ Casco, 36, Yarmouth. Alfred W Dough­ Published quarterly by Stephen Berry Co., ton H Eastman, m; Charles H Tuttle, sw; ty, m; John W Coleman, sw; Louis W No. 37 Plum Street, Portland, Maine. Frank M Lamb, jw; Arthur L Newton, sec. Riggs, jw; Aug H Humphrey, sec. Village, 26, Bowdoinham. Charles M Bethlehem, 35, Augusta. Chester S Twelve cts. per year in advance. White, m; Caleb W Sedgley, sw; Robert Kingsley, m; Orrin B Frost, sw; John C Established March, 1867. - - 46th Year. H Jack, jw; Edward L White, sec. Arnold, jw; Pearle E Fuller, sec. •• Dresden, 103, Dresden Mills. Norris S Archon, 139, East Dixmont. Horace 11 D Smith, R F D 1, Hampden Highlands, Advertisements $4.00 per inch, or $3.00 for Lord, m; Ernest C Palmer, sw; Charles H half an inch for one year. McDaniel, jw; Chester L Burke, sec. m; Jasper Smith, Dixmont, sw; Leon Ed­ minster, Dixmont, jw; Stephen Mudgett, No advertisement received unless the advertiser, Hiram, 180, South Portland. David E R F D 4, Brooks, sec. or some member of the firm, is a Freemason in Moulton, Portland, m; William A Seyford, good standing. sw; Fred S Woods, Portland, jw; Josiah F Springvale, 190, Springvale. J Byron Cobb, sec. Shaw, m; Daniel S Stokes, sw; Arthur Low, jw; Arthur E Horne, sec. Fortune’s Song. Moses Webster, 145, Vinalhaven. Wm C Kessell, m; Herbert W Fifield, sw; Mark Arion, 162, Goodwin’s Mills. Adelbert P Smith, jw; Freeman L Roberts, sec. S Taylor, in; Clinton F Warren, Oxford, sw; Fortune sang a golden song ’Neath my latticed pane, Temple, 25, Winthrop. Edwin T Clif­ Byron L Hill, jw; J Burton Roberts, sec.jg When the world lay, bleak and gray, ford, m; Robert R Harris, sw; Joseph L Atlantic, 81, Portland. Fanning J Bur­ Drenched with winter rain; Swift I raised my eager eyes, dazzled with desire, Cobb, jw; Levi E Jones, sec. bank, m; Wm S Dresser, sw; Wm K Herr­ Poverty sat smiling there, close beside my fire. mann; jw; Almon L Johnson, sec. St. Paul’s, 82, Rockport. Robert K Beckoned me with sun-browned hand, Sbibles, m; Robert B Magune, sw; La For­ Unity, 58, Thorndike. Albert R Murch, Led me to the door, m; Fred N Flye, sw; Guss L Cates, jw; Al­ Where a single star, afar est True Spear, jw; Charles E Rhodes, sec. bert W Ward, sec. Streamed the moorland o’er; Nollesemic, 205, Millinocket. Arthur J Sweeter, clearer, Fortune’s song, breathed from golden lute; Walsh, m; Harold H Hodgman, sw; Frank Bar Harbor, 185, Bar Harbor. Leon B Poverty beside me smiled, but his lips were mute. O Daisey, jw; Benj P Files, sec. Dorr, in; William P Newman, sw; Bert H Fared we fast, and fared we far, Piscataquis, 44, ‘Milo. Guy E Monroe, Young, jw; Benj L Hadley, sec. Down the Open Ways, m; Frank G Wise, sw; Charles S Bradeen, Met the spring a-wandering, Benevolent, 87, Uarmel, Theodore E jw; Frank E Monroe, sec. 'through the smoke-sweet haze: Melone, in, Frank V Small, sw; Alfonso B Drank from moorland bittern’s cup, couched with Monmouth, 110, Monmouth. C Oscar dappled fawn; Loring, jw; Camillus K Johnson, sec. Poverty, amid the fern, sang at each new dawn. Flanders, m; Willard E Day, sw; H II Flanders, jw; Otis G Randall, sec. Vernon Valley, 99, Mt. Vernon. Harry Naught we recked of jeweled pomp, E Williams, m; Wesley Comstock, sw; Mer­ Arras-prisoned hall; Drummond, 118, Parsonsfield. Frank W ton R Jacobs, jw; Carleton E Turner, sec. Peasant fire and lonely byre Towne, in; Wm A McDonald, sw; Fred W Heard our brother-call; Morrill, jw; Francis C Milliken, East Par­ Down the widespread Wander-Trail, ’neath blue King Solomon’s, 61, Waldoboro. Wm moorland skies, sonsfield, sec. G Labe, m; George F Gillchrest, sw; Bur­ Poverty sits by mv fire, smiling comradwise. ton E Flanders, jw; Clinton E Matthews, —[Martha Haskell Clark, in Ainslee’s.] Ancient Brothers’, 178, Auburn. Harry V Taylor, m; Harrie L Webber, sw; J sec. Webster Bennett, jw; Frank L Lowell, sec. Mosaic, 52, Foxcroft. Harry W Thayer, MASONRY IN HAINE. m; Herbert E Horne, sw; Allen A Dins­ Lebanon, 116, Norridgewock. Harold G more, jw; James T Roberts, Dover, sec. Lodge Elections. Bruce, m; John C Parlin, sw; Lewis L Robinson, jw; Ernest W Gilman, sec. Temple, 86, Westbrook. John B Wins­ Maine, 20, Farmington. Fred G Paine, low, m; Roscoe C Booth, sw; Harry W Solar, 14, Bath. Arthur J Smith, m; m; George A Thomas, sw; Henry E Knapp, Washburne, jw; Oliver A Cobb, sec. Karl F Van Baman, sw; Ralph H Dunton, jw; George B Cragin, sec. jw; Albert L. Strout, sec. King David’s, 62, Lincolnville. George Star in the East, GO, Old Town. Claude R Alexander, m; Everett O Dean, sw; Jas Blazing Star, 30, Rumford. Fred J La­ A Kittredge, m; Edward A Merrill, sw; H Peavey, jw; Leslie D Ames, sec. tham, m; Byron A Evans, sw; Frank M John A Harlow, jw; Fred J Whiting, sec. Rawley, jw; Walter O Raynes, sec. Crescent, 78, Pembroke. Wm R Allan, Pine Tree, 172, Mattawamkeag. Joseph Dennysville, m; Ira D Boyden, Perry, sw; Ancient Land-Mark, 17, Portland. Wm M Libbey, in; Fred A Budge, sw; Albert Cassius G. Porter, jw; Eugene S Wilbur, W Andrews, m; Charles O Caswell, sw; F Martin, jw; George W Smith, sec. sec. George A Coffin, jw; Ralph E Rowe, sec. Morning Star, 41, Litchfield. Clarence Preble, 143, Sanford. Ben Ramsden, m; E Maloon, m; Alvin R Bucklin, sw; Henry Washington, 37, Lubec. Frank W Tre- Alfred Howarth, sw; Wm O Nichols, jw; Taylor, jw; Roscoe S Bosworth, R F D 18, cartin; in; Harry L Walton, sw; Frank G John Wright, sec. Norton, jw; Irving W Case, sec. sec. Mystic, 65, Hampden. Joseph W Hoit, St. George, 16, Warren. Curtis C Star­ Felicity, 19, Bucksport. Archie L White, m; Arthur M Baker, sw; Samuel S Emer­ rett, m; Nelson Moore, sw; Willis R Vinal, m; Walter B Smith, sw; Harry C Page, jw; son, jw; Nathan W Cole, Hampden High­ jw; George E Brigham, sec. Wm R Beazley, sec. lands, sec. King Hiram, 57, Dixfield. • Leon M Small, Seaside, 144, Boothbay Harbor. Clar­ Trinity, 130, Presque Isle. Lafayette T in; George W Dockham, sw; Edgar P Jud­ ence E McKown, m; James B Perkins, sw; Porter, m; Philip D Fair, sw; Ray II Mc- kins, jw; Charles L Dillingham, sec. J W Fish, jw; Chester L. Holton, sec. Glauflin, jw; Vivian E Howe, sec. Davis, 91, Strong. Fred II McCleary, m; Messalonskee, 113, Oakland. Fred H Lincoln, 3, Wiscasset. Charles E Cow­ Diah Sweet, sw; Percy M Brown, jw; Chas. Leech, in; Albert 11 Lord, sw; John H ley, Jr., m; Frank H Gray, sw; Roy R B Richardson, sec. Johnson, jw; Orestes E Crowell, sec. Marston, jw; William D Patterson, sec. Dirigo, 104, Weeks’ Mills. Robert N Waterville, 33, Waterville. Harry S Chapter Elections. Barton, in; Cony N Webber, sw; Randall Grindall, m; Clarence E. B. Walker, sw; S Maxwell, jw; Orrin F Sproul, sec. Charles L Jones, jw; Charles B Davis, sec. Mt. Kebo, 50, Bar Harbor. Clifford F 178 MASONIC TOKEN, JAN. 15, 1913. Caine, hp; Arthur W Brown, k; Guy E Mt. Vernon Chap.—Clayton J. Farrington. storm. The lodges in this District are so Torrey, sc; Benj L Hadley, sec. Greenleaf Chapter—Franklin R. Redlon. situated that the members have not only to Piscataquis, 21, Foxcroft. Archibald M Portland Commandery—Harry R Virgin. drive up to fifteen miles but have to cross McNair, hp; Ralph W Hughes, k; Liston P Evans, sc; James T Roberts, Dover, sec. St. Alban Commandery—Edward W. Cox. Eggemoggin Reach in a boat and then drive Cushnoc, 43, Augusta. Albert E Folsom, ten miles more in order to get to Stoning­ hp; Farnsworth G Marshall, k; George E Chairman—Millard F. Hicks. ton. Jones, sc; Thomas H Bodge, sec. Sec. and Treas.—Edwaad W. Cox. For this reason there were no members Dunlap, 12, China. Willis E Ward, hp; Supt. of Halls—Warren 0. Carney. present from any of the lodges except Ma­ Charles P Hutchins, Freedom, k; Theodore Asst. Supt. of Halls—Winslow E. Howell. rine at Deer Isle (and they had to drive ten Hardy, sc; Willis W Washburn, sec. miles) and the members of the Stonington St. George’s, 48, Liberty. Orrin W Rip­ Dedication. ley, hp; Albert D Ramsey, k; Lucius C lodge. Grand Master Elmer P. Spofford dedi­ Morse, sc; Gustavus H Cargill, sec. I went from here by automobile, boat and cated the new hall of Kennebec Lodge, No. Lebanon, 18, Gardiner. Clinton C Snell, team, arriving about 6 o’clock. They had a hp; Archie 1) Buker, k; Austin L Jenks, 5, at Hallowell, December 18th, assisted by fine banquet and a large attendance. In sc; Harry E Larrabee, sec. Thomas H. Bodge, D. G. M., Waldo Pet- the evening Reliance Lodge worked the E. B. French, 42, Damariscotta. Edwin tengill, S. G. W., Ernest P. Parlin, J. G. F Stetson, hp; Granville M Sykes. New­ first and second degrees and Marine Lodge W., Chas. R. Getchell, D. D. G. M , as Gr. castle, k; Fred A Pitts, sc; Geo H Weeks, the third, and as this was all purely volun­ Sec., Rev. William H. Fultz, G. Chaplain, sec. teer work and not the regular teams it was Greenleaf, 13, Portland.
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