The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-04
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
IN FRAIERNAL CIRCLES
Elections Of Officers, limitations
and Memorial Services
Occupy Attention.
NEW OFFICERS OF The X. OF P.

III local ifaterndi DETERMINATIONS, mos
of which are during the present
months engaged with the election ant
installation of new officers to serve
during 1910. Besides the elections
there are numerous social sessions
limitations, memorial services, ant
other features, that are keeping Tn,
members of the various societies ac.
lively occupied.
thias. elected officers last evening, a:
follows:
Chancellor commander A. w
Graunstadt.
Vice Chancellor, Herbert Rich.
Prelate. N. ID. Starrett.
Master of Work, William Reid.
Master at Arms, Eldred Mcleod.
Master of Finance Il. ]. Penberthy.
Master of Exchequer. William G.
Kauth.
X. of r. and S., A. f. Macdonald.
Inner Guard. Charles Goulette.
Outer Guard Melvin Whittle.
Trustee for three years. II. II. Halls;
trustee for one year to fiji vacancy
caused by death of A. NJ. York, Will
lam Reid.
Representative to Grand Lodge, T
J. Gregory.
Alternate, Fred +. King.
The, installation will be held at the
first regular meeting in January
when a social session will be held. Ad-
dresses were made last evening by the
Chancellor Communicated and 9th
ers and a pleasant smoker was en-
joyed. Next Monday a large delega-
ton from Hancock lodge Will go tc
Laurium to become members of the
new temple of the Dokays to be insti-
tuted there and all are looking for
ward to big time.
Mistietoe Lodge Installation.
The public installation OF the new
ly elected officers OF Mistletoe lodge OF
the Sons of st. George will take place
this evening In the lodge rooms In tho
Quincy hall. Following the business
and commercial part of the evening
work, program will be given to whicf
members are privileged to invite
friends, and addresses will be made 10y
prominent members of the order. Geo
Prynn. the grand deputy worthy pres
ident, will act as Installing officer and
Vice v PRESIDENT w. Frank James d
Hancock, will be among those who will
speaks De- E. t. Abrams has beer
selected to act as toastmaster at the
social session. 3dvi co..
3TElksto Calumet Tomorrow.
AGIhfge delegation of Hancock Elk'
will leave by special street cars of the
Houghton County Traction company
tomorrow safternoons for Calumet L
attend the annual memorial service
TO be held at the Calumet Elks TEN
pie The car will leave east Houghtoi
at las, arriving at the Hancock Elk
temple about l.: 80. Rev J. Il. Curzon
CHAPLAIN of Hancock lodge will repre-
sent theblodge in the services at Calu'
metz and large representation Is ex
pected to be present from this cit,
and H6dghton The members of tn
Hancock lodge who have passed ava!
are: F!cJ. Neville, John Erickson, L
III. Cheney, Charles H. Mckinley. vii
]. Evans, Will +. Pryor Gus Henri
bloom, r. ]. Hooking. r. J. Haas, Nal
colin Wallace. G.. w. Emery, A. Gas
ser. Edward F.. Douglass, Robert II
Stephenson, Anton Wendell. Richar'
Francis, II. J. Starrett, John Slockett
II. d. Haddock. A. Il. Griesbeck. w c
Baudin. William Van Orden, Il. II
Wright, A. NJ. York. j. S. Stringer, j
II. Pearce and NJ. ]. Kemp.
Finnish Lady Maccabees.
Pyrkia hive. Finnish Ladies of tn
Maccabees, elected the following Off
GERS to serve for the ensuing year a
the regular meeting Thursday night;
Lady commander. Hilda Bran.
Lt.-Commander, Eva Nelson.
Past Commander, Kustava Peterson
Record keeper, ida Sanquist.
Finance keeper, Margaret Kyllonen
Mistress at arms. Matilda Kovila.
Chaplain, Maria Lassey.
Sergeant, Henricka Latva.
Sentinel. Mrs. Olson.
Picket, Hilma Hietala.
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