Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
ORDER OF PROTECTION.

TnameS iodGe, NO. oZb, hao lts USUAL 1 meeting on Tuesday evening in For
 esters' hall disposins of routine busl- l ness and making arrangements for the ! installation of its officers. which will be on the 17th of January. Deputy ! William Kingdom of New London will be the installing officer and Grand See 1 retary Jeremiah Wall is expected 70 attend with others of the grand off, cerS.
 Slater lodge. No. 5oe. began the year
 with it's meeting on last "Wednesday evening in Pythian hall, at which Haven, Grand Guide James L. Wheeler of New London and Deputy Adelia B. Walden of New London and Grand Trustee E. Nj. Newbury of this city
 were visitors.
 One new member was initiated and [ the officers installed making busy evening for the lodge. The installation
 was by Grand Warden Whalen, assist ed by Brother Wheeler as grand guide, and the following was the list of off, cers placed in their respective sta ] tions: George A. Howard. warden; William Simpson. vice warden; Adah E. R. Lewis. secretary; Lena V. c. Howard, financial secretary: Bertha l.. Baldwin, treasurer; Bessie Lewis, chaplain; Jennie $. Newbury. guide Berard. sentinel: trustees-Willian weeder. Mary T. Driscol! and Berntce Seymour
 The entertainment committee had sandwiches, cake and coffee ready in l the banquet haH after the work was over, which was greatly enjoyed Grand Warden iWhalen Grand Guide Wheeler and Grand Trustee Newbury all spoke referring both to the growth of the
 order and the individual record of Slater lodge since it was instituted in | November, 1910.
 The New England Order of Protec- ton now has eS, LOGO members. it was stated of which 15,000 are in Connecti- l cut and what won praise for Slater ! lodge was the fact that 1t had taken and now had 54 on the roster. Tho visiting officers were thanked for their interesting talks and the meeting ad- journed about II o'clock.
 Norwich lodge. No. PAS, will have it's officers installed on Monday even necton herewith. It k probable also that some of the Norwich Neopians will go to New London on Monday evening to attend the social meeting given by Huguenot lodge.
 HEPTAsoPHs.
 Owing to the regular meeting of Norwich conciave, No. 424, falling on l Christmas night, it was omitted and the next regular meeting will be held Jan. 9th. Archon Benoft appointed an auditing committee consisting or Brothers Casey, Flynn and Comerford, and they met last Sunday and inspect ed the books of the fnancier, treasurer
 and secretary and promise to make q report at the next meeting which will show that the conclave is in better shape financially than it has been for | many years or, indeed, ever has been District Deputy Peterson has sent 2 communication advising the members that lie would like to install the new officers on the first meeting night in
 February and that If they can hold ar open meeting at that time he will bring down Brother Wade of New Haven one of the best orators in the order to
 address them. They will discuss this question at the coming meeting. FoREsTERs.
 At the regular meeting of Court City of Norwich, No. ss, held Friday even- ing in Foresters' hall. lively session was held. Three candidates were pres ent to receive tine third degree in
 which the degree team under Captain Nowatzsky received all the honor that the court can confer on them.
 Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Joseph 1 D. Pfeiffer spoke on the subject of Forestry. covering from the infancy of the order to the present day, whicf, he
 made very interesting to all. He cioseo by compilmehunS tho court III
 securing such a good body of officers to transact the business of the court. Deputy Pfeiffer and his worthy her.
 ala then installed the following off
 cers: c. R., William Mahoney; g. c. R.,
 George F. Dofan: financial secretary,
 T. A. Carey; treasurer, William Calia-
 man: recording secretary. John r. Ma
 lone: senior woodward, John Holston;
 junior woodward. Nelson LAvalle; sen
 for beadle. Fred Eowatsky: junior
 beadle. Howard P. Coburn: lecturer
 Frank T. Murtha: trustee for three
 years, John Donoflue. The court phy-
 sician named was Dr. P. H. Hartman
 and the druegists John A. Dunn. Will
 liam H. Nicholson and Pitcher X Ser