Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20

Inc fifty eighth annual cenn1uuhf- cation of Franklin lodge, No. 20, Free and Accepted Aasons, was heAd ItsesS- day evening at the Masonic hall on Hfgh street R. W. James F. hatry of Jeuke lodge, No. A. of Central Falls, third district deputy grand master, was present and installed the officers. Nvcrshipful Master Frank DodSe, rbe retiring ma Ster of the to0ge, was presented a. past nasters jewel by rne lodge and Q past masters apron by his associate officers.
 The following officers were elected and installed: Robert E. SaEys sEor- shipf51l master; Walter C. Hiscox, senior wardens Daniel F. Larkin, Sy-nfor warden; Albert II. Spicsl, treasurer. Albert E. Barber, secretary: William II. Sandford, chaplain: George IT Harper, senior deacon; Charles .B. Erigss, junior deacon; Carl B. Bur dick, senior steward; Samuel II. :Da- wis. junior steward; Harold Living stone, sentinel; Robert J. Bethel. .Tnu- sicaI director: James F. Coleman <ty- Ter. Charles W. Willard. George Bel f8ny and Thomas E. Robinson, finance sornmittee; .t--rI Russell B. smith, Charles " Willard and George Belfany, b-us- lees og permanent fund
 DTlsert work on the part of searching party in an effort to locate Louis Cecco, the 12-year-old son of Afr. and Mrs. Joseph Cecco OF Day ron street, who disappeared Sunday, proved to be of no avail The boy was last seen on his way to church Sun day. morning
 Through q statement made oy Pe- ter =PriOra- q youth who was with the missing lad n Wilcox park, 1t vas drought probable that the boy might have been playing around the park pond or trying the thin ice, eventually falling in. Young FrioTa said that E,rz- Elsor morning but left him at the entrance of the park Another statement a1- leged to have been made by Cecco was to the effect that he had left his conlpaniou near the pond. It was upon this latter s1pposition that the search ing party was organized, 4 rowpoat, poles nd a rake were secured and rhe bottom of the east side Of the pond, the only side that the water is deep enough to prove dangerous was dragged. Among those who assisted in the work were Supt. Charles Coon Charles Tuscan, Frank Lisoure and Frank Barnes.
 A suit for collection of taxes all legged to be due for d period of five years has been brought by Town Treasurer James M. PendIeton against Henry n. Terry. q. taxpayer residing in Westerly. Tn the action the sum of scn6 is asked which is claimed to be que on personal property. The case viii come up for hearing in the Third district court Friday, Jan. %
 The funeral of Robert TannahGlT Kenneth. who died in New Haven Saturday. was held Tuesday after noon from the home Of his nephew, Alber7 T. Kenneth. The services were conducted by Rev William F. Will Hams. rector of the Episcopal church. The burial was in charge of Nara -ansett lodge No :, Independent Or der of Odd Fellows. The bearers were Archie C. Thompson Frederick Bou4- ter. lafayette L. Foster, Lucius P. Burct Abel Babcock and E. Frank [freennar. ali Odd Fellows. Burial was lr River Bend cemetery
 The annual army inspection Of the Fifth company, R. !. N. G., was held Tuesday evening at the state arn1ory or Dixon street. with Lieutenant Col onel Bdmond Blake of the United States army representing the national military authorities, Adj. Gen. Charles N. Abbott and Col Charles T. Glines. quarternaster general, repres enting