Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-12
MYSTIC
installation of stoninston Lodge, L. o. o. F.-Teachers Appointed for Broadway schooI-Ladies' Day at the CIuh

There was a large attendance at the meeting of Stonington Lodge No, 26, I. o. 0. F. Wednesday evening, when the newly elected officers for the term were installed by District Deputy Grand Master Thomas H. Fox and his suite. Grand Marshal William Arm strong, Grand Warden Erastus Fish, Grand Recording Secretary Elmer Brown, Grand Financial Secretary Fred Ward, Grand Treasurer George D. Johnson, Grand Chaplain Walter D. Sheehan Grand Inside Guardian Hiram W. Latham The following of ficers were installed: Warden, Leon- ard Hermes; conductor. Henry Lankes; inside guardian, Eduard Cameron; right scene supporter, Wellington Brown; left scene supporter. Alonzo B. COllis; right supporter noble grand w. w. keigwin; left supporter noble grand, Edgar Williams: right sup porter vice grand William Ward; left supporter vice grand, Gustave Brunke; chaplain. C. W. Gildersleeve pianist, c. w. Carpenter; finance committee: George D. John. Fred Gledhill, C. w Gildersleeve; trustees, Fred Ward, John Fribbance, William Armstrong; sick committee, Mystic: George D. Johnson, Fred Burrows, A. Orville Lewis; Noank; Erastus Fish, Fred Ward, H. w. Latham; Stonington, w. A. Armstrong; Old Mystic, John w. Shank: relief committee, George D. Johnson, W. A. Armstrong, Fred G.. Ward.
 Visitors were present from Pequot Lodge No. S5. l. c. o. F, of New Lon don, Fairyiew Lodge No 101 of Groton, and Narragansett Lodge of Westerly. The grand master Nof the state, Frederick Butrnes, made an ad- dress and during the evening pre- -sented the retiring noble grand a past grand badge. After the business ses- sion ice cream and cake was served and smoke talk enjoyed.
 Brcadway School Teachers Named.
 Chairman James Cooper of the Stcnington schools has given out the following list of teachers for the Broadway school Principal. Miss Lila Payne; grade 8, Miss Mae Donohoe; grade ', Miss Bessie Haley; grade 6, Miss Edith F. Willitt; grade, 5, Miss Nellie Edmund; grade 4, Miss NJ Henry; grade 3. Miss Ina Stevens; grade 2 Miss Alice P Fish; grade 1, Miss Mary B. Butler; kindergarten Miss Helene Davis; music teacher Miss Harriett M. Woodward; physi- Gal culture instructor, Miss Stanton: domestic science, Miss Hawkins: drawing and manual training, Daniel Darney.
 Various Interests.
 Miss Dorondo Reynolds is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. William, Barber.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Miller have re- turned to Hartford after a visit with Mir. and Mrs. George H. Packer of Pearl street.
 Ladies' Day.
 Thursday was ladies day at the Mystic club and a good number of the ladies auxiliary was present. Bowl ing and whist was enjoyed and a mu- sical programme was carried out. Re treatments were served. The commit tee in charge was Mrs. John McGreg- or, Mrs. J. Henry Schaffer, Miss Min nie Gledhill
 Alr and Mrs. Eli Gledhill and family, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rossie and family are at Pleasant View for the sum mer.
 Miss Winnie Gledhil is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Nichols.
 Mrs. NJ. Alice Weemersl of New York spent Thursday with Mrs. Isabelle Mackenzie.
 Miss Jennie Edwards has returned from visit to Manchester.
 Charles F. Rowland has resigned with c. H. Brooks. Arthur Colliss wig succeed him.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Dorr and Mrs John Ripple spent Thursday al Pleasant View.
 Mrs. Peter Bruggerman has returned from a lengthy visit in Germany.