The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-26
BUSY WEEK FOR
HANCOCK LODGES
COMMITTEES NAMED AT TEMPLE
OF HONOR CONVENTION
sAruRDAY-orHER ~
-" LODGE NEWS.

At the closing session OF the con.
Sention of the Temple Of Honor and
Temperance held on Saturday. COM
mttees for the ensuing year were an
pointed as follows:
State of the order-Fred Harper
Thomas Lobb. w. j. Bartlett.
Subordinate temple by-laws-R A
osborne, William Taylor, ]. r. Harry.
Finance. John Truscott, Joseph
Chynoweth. Jr.. G. Tredrea.
Credentials-Ed Cowling, William
Trevarthen, George Johns.
Mileage and per dlem-John Tired
rea. Henry Sincock, w. II. Roberts.
Resolutions-Sidney Thomas, ED.
Bawden. w. j. Eddy.
Deputies-Ishpeming George Johns.
Union, Joseph r. James; Ironwood,
William Watson; Columbia, William
Goudge, Jr. Mckinley, John Tredrea: .
Advance. Sidney Thomas.
Social committee-C. 3. Fish. Mrs
j. Verran; White Rose, Mrs. w. Prout;
Beechnut, Mrs. NJ. knight.
Court Pride Officers.
Recently elected officers of Court
Pride, Foresters of America are: Chief
Ranger. James Farley; sub chief ran
ger. Richard Triangular: recording
secretary Marmaduke Trebilcock; f.
nancial secretary, w. V. Barkell:
treasurer Christopher Bryant: senior
woodward. Fred Bromer: Junior wood
ward, William Rule; senior beadle.
William Grogson; Junior beadle Will
liam Vincent; lecturer. William Ham
bling. The officers named will be in
stalled on July 3.
Pythian Concert.
on Friday evening next grand con-
cert will be given at the Kauth hall
by Surbecks orchestra, under the aus
pices OF Hancock lodge. No. 10a
knights of Pythias. The program Is
an extensive one and will include vo-
cal numbers as well as instrumental
selections.
Eastern Star Chapter.
An invitation has been extended to
the Houghton chapter of the order OF
the Eastern star to attend a meeting
of the Hancock chapter tomorrow eve
ming The invitation has been accept
ed and a large representation is ex-
pected To be present from the other
side of the lake.
James Some Splinter.
Senator w. Frank James of Han
cock past grand president of the Sons
Of st. George, although a little out
Of practice still retains the athletic
prowess that won him so many medals
during his high school days here. AT
the picnic of the Sons of st. George
held at Bots Blanc Island as the clos
ing feature of the grand lodge conven-
ton i'm Detroit. Mr.. James won first
place in hundred yard dash In which
there were twenty entries. Roberts
of the Canadian team came second.
The Canadian tug of war team defeat
ed Captain Jones upper peninsula
team. At the convention George
Prynn of Hancock was nominated
chairman of appeals committee, Ar
thur Kendall inside sentinel and Will
liam Goudge, Sr. secretary of the
grand lodge.
r. A. NJ. Delegates.
Dr. N. b. Fox, and otto Borreson
leave this afternoon for Marquette TO
attend the grand chapter meeting oil
the Royal Arch Masons as representa-
tives of the Gate of the Temple chap |
ter of this city. This is the first grand
chapter meeting ever held north OF the
straits.
Elected Vice President.
Victor A. Fredd, water clerk OF thel
city. has returned from Menominee'
where he attended the annual conven-
ton of the Upper Peninsula Pythian
League as representative of Hancock
lodge No. 100. Mr.. Fredd was elected
vice president of the Pythan League
and also received special medal ior
excellence of rltualistic work as the
fourth senator in the thru rank team
contests. Mr.. F'redd appeared wuh Tue