Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-10
MYSTIC
Wedding Anniversary Cslshratsd--ln-
 stallatfon of Stoninston Lodge Funerais-PersonaII Items

Mir. and Mrs. Lester Brooks ce1ebrat- ed the 43d anniversary of their mar riage at the home of their son and his wife, Mir and Mrs. William Brooks on Cottrel1 street. and entertained their children and grandchildren, be- sides other relatives and friends. A social time and a musical programme was enjoyed and refreshments were 1 served.
 l. c. 0. F. installation. At the meeting of stonington lodge, No. 26. l. o. o. F.. Wednesday even ing the newly elected officers were in- stalled by District Deputy Grand Mas ter Thomas H. Fox and his suite, and the annual roll call took place Visit ors were present from F'airview lodge No. 101. of Groton, Pequot lodge and Mohegan lodge of New London. Grand Master Frederick Burrows of the state Of Connecticut was also present. The meeting was called to order at 7.30 routine business Deputy Grand Mas ter Fox and his suite-Grand Marshal William Armstrong. Grand Warden Erastus Fish. Grand Recording Secre- tary Elmer Brown, Grand Treasurer George D. Johnson, Grand Chaplain Fred D. Ward, Grand Inside Guardian Hiram w. Latham-were ushered into the lodge room. and the following off, cers were installed: Past grand. Stan ton King; noble grand, Orville Lewis; i; vice grand. Leonard HerYnes; record ing secretary, Chritopher c. McGaugh- ey; financial secretary, Courtland c. Potters treasurer. Frank N. Batty; warden, Henry Laukes: conductor, Ed gar Williams; right supporter noble grand, Charles Gildersleeve; left sup porter, Wellington Brown: right sup porter vice grand, Frank KupEers; left supporter Charles Sweet; right scene supporter, c. W. Beebe; chaplain, w. ". Keigwfn; inside guardian. William Ward; outside guardian, D. G. Came ron. Sick committee: Mystic, Leonard Hermes, Clinton Patterson, W. W. Keigwin; Noank, Erastus Fish, Fred Ward. George Carpenter: Old Mystic, John w. Shanks; Stonington. William A. Armstrong. Relief committee, Geo. Holly, w. 4. Armstrong. Hiram W. Lathem. Speeches were made by Grand Master Fred ". Burrows, Sam. uel Prince, grand chief patriarch of the Sencanpment: Stephen Austin, dis trict deputy patriarch: District Deputy Grand Master Thomas H. Fox and the noble grand of Fairview of Groton and Pequot of New London, also Mar ragansett of Westerly. There were ss present. Refreshments were served. The committee in charge were George D. Johnson, Leonard Hernes and Dr. vile Lewis.
 Funeral of Charles Howe.
 The funeral of Charles Howe, son of Mrs. John Howe, was held Thursday morning from his home, on Holmes street, with requiem mass at St. Pat fick's Catholic church at o'clock, and was largely attended by relatives and friends. The floral pieces were beauti- ful. Burial took place in St. Patrick s cemetery.
 Philip Morrison.
 The funeral of Philip Warron, son of Allen and Margaret Morrison, was held on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from his home in West Mystic. Burial was in St. Patriek's cemetery.
 General News.
 Thursday was ladies' day at the Mystic club and there was a large at tendance. Bowling, whist and mus ical programme were enjoyed. Re- treatments were served.
 A large numher from here attended the Home Rebekah lodge No. 50, I. o. O. F.. in Groton. Thursday. night. at which time the off cers were installed for the year. District Deputy Grand Master Thomas H. Fox of Stonington lodge, No. 26. I. o. 9. F., was a guest of the lodge.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson have re- turned to Hartford, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. Wainwright Bentley.
 Mrs. Julia Frazier has returned to Providence, after being the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward G. Cameron.
 Mrs. James Baker has returned to Sterling, after several days stay in town.
 Captain Elias Wilcox, Orrin Wilcox, Postmaster C. c. Potter, Fred Doug las and Mrs. Alfred Baker were in Nor- wich On Thursday, attending the ses- sion of the superior court.
 H. A. Mckenzie of Hartford is spend