Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-14

of this city. was instituted on the 10th day of March, 1543. During the 71 years of its existence there has been over twelve hundred men rolled under It's banner, comprising the representa-
 tive men of the city. With the excep- tloR Of few years during the Civil
 war when all fraternaI societies were
 affected, Uncas lodge has had a prosperous career.
 On the 14th day of December. 1880, ShetucRet Lodge, No. 27. I. O. o. F., was instituted. Twenty five members Of Uncas lodge withdrew and formed the nucleus of one of the prosperous lodges of this city At the present
 time thirteen of the charter members are living. It has had a steady and healthy growth since its inception. This great order extends throughout the civilized world, including Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Germany, Sweden. Den mark, Switzerland, South America,
 Hawaii. and other foreign lands. and has 8 membership at the present time Of two million and eighty thousand, and stands as the peer of all beneficial and fraternal organizations.
 The officers of the various local lodges are as follows:
 Shetucket Lodge, No. 27.
 Henry A. Lyter. N. G.; Charles
 Drescher, V. C.; P. G. Louis Mabrey, secretary; A. s. Spalding, financial secretary; P. G. A E. Chandler. treas 1 urer; H. A. MetcaIf, warden; D. D. G 1 M. Edward F. Kinney, conductor; P l e. Henry Bridger, R. s. N. G.; Fred
 Terrell, L. s. N. G.; Charles R. Brown ing, l. G.: P. c. Frank Q. Smith, o. G. ] Charles Roesler, R. s. S.; Wilbur Vile l.. $. S.; Louis H. Naples, R. s. " c. Henry Pukallus, l.. $. V. G.; P. G. A 1 A. Guile, chaplain; Louis Ely. s P. G, uncas Lodge, No. IT.
 B. K Manning. N. ;G. D. Louis Browning, V. G.; P. G. John F. Ann Fl. Smith, financial secretary; P. G Frank E. Green, treasurer; William N Ortn1an, warden; William S Case conductor P. G. Louis Ortman, R. $ 1 N. e.; William c. Auburn, L. s. N. G. Clarence Brown. R, s. V. C.; Charles R. s. S.; Albert ". Clark, L. S &; 1 P. G. H. E. Griswold, chaplain; P G. l Ashley T. Boon, assistant chaplain; P, c. William E. Mayo, o. G.; Louis G. Walz, I. G.; William A. Thurstoh, S Palmyra Encampment. No. 3. Joseph Mckenzie, c. P: Henry
 Bridger, $. W; John T. Young, J. W; F. C. P. Ed. F. Kinney. H. P; P. C. P. 1 John F. Auburn. recording secretary f. C. P. William E. Mayo financial secretary; P. C. P. James H. Smith. t1SesSdici- r. t-- r. IT, M. NT16e1l. HGSt w; Charles Stamfn, second W: Fred Terrell, third w; Charles Treadway fourth w; P. c. P. Henry Betting, &; P. C. P. Charles EIildeerand, Q. S. Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. 21. Eva o. Wilson, N. G.; E.lfzabetf h Smith, V. G.; P. G. Ada Revel record ing secretary; Lena Christrnan, finan- cial secretary; Julia Allen. treasurer; Ruth Burdick. oaa plain; Nellie Bridger warden; Annie F1eisher, conductor: P. c. Mary Green, R. s. N. G: Florence 4irker, L. $. N. G.; P G. Grace Wiley R. s. V. G.; P. G Hattie Parsons. L. s. V. G.; Kate Tottey, inside guardian Henry BYidge1, outside guardian; Lil- Han Futile. s. P c.
 Canton oneeo, No. 3, p. M. Herbert Wiley, captain; F. M Green. lieutenant; William E. Mayo, ensign Ed. F. Kinney, clerk; H. M. Betting, accountant.
 The carnival continues each evening during the remainder of the week.