Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-12
' mYfHIANs' INSTALLATION.
About 1Oeof Present at Meeting of Undaunted Lcdge-supper and En- tertainment by CaIanthe Club.

Undaunted Ecdge-Supper and En-
 tertainment by caIanthe Club.
 Undaunted lodge, No. s4, K. of P..t enjoyed a pleasant evening in the new lodge rooms in the town building on Thursday s'ets1ing, nearly 100 being present. District Deputy A. A. Guile of Norwich, Past Chancellor William Johnson; acting as grand prelate and P. c. W. J. Robertson, Jr., as grand master at-arms, installed the follow-i ing officers: i
 G. C., John Potts; vice G. C., c. N Eichelberg;; K. of R. and S., Ernest NJ l Blake; M. of F. G. q. w. Robinsont. ]. | M. of excheduer, F. E. Robinson, pre- late, A. H.-Anthony; master of work
 Francis Campbell; master at arms, s. A. Thompson: I. G., q. F. Kinney: 0. O., William AfcCluggage: representa- tive to tic grand lodge, William Mc-
 Cluggage;. alternate, Francis, Camp 1 German. . Among those making brief addresses l for the general benefit Of the order 1 were District Deputy Guile, l.. F,
 Kinney, L. D. Hofe. William Johhstone,
 John Potts. Francis Campbell, A. Fl,
 Anthony, First Selectnafl A, Greuner,
 Selectman Charles Latham. G. W.
 Eichelberg.
 There was also a short address by
 Mrs. Anne Soule.
 l The newly formed Calanthe club furnished a fine entertainment pro-
 granme and an equally fine lunch It is explained that Ca1anthe was 1 DaInon's wife, Pythias also loved Ca llanthe, but, as is characteristic of the l Pythians, he retired in favor of Da- l mon.
 l The programme included two of Harry Lauder's successes, we'll sung by Francis Campbell, readings. by Mrs. Annie Soule, and Mrs. c. w Robinson, entitled resDectivelv. Il 'l.Couldn't Be Done, and The. Trishmar and the Telephone. The lunch ificlud
 ed escalloped potatoes, bread and but
 ter sandwiches, pickles, cake and cof- fee.
 The officers of the Calanthe club are: President, Mrs G. ". Robinson; vice president, Mrs. William Johnstone;
 secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Johr
 Perkins. Recently this club sent box.
 es of fruit and candy to Earl Mont gonery at Omaha, Neb., and to Chas Palmer at Newport, R. I.
 i Letter From Charles Palmer.
 Past Chancellor F. E. Robinson reat
 a letter from Charles Palmer whicf
 follows. He is a GrfswoId boy in tht
 service and there was much of inter. est in his letter. i Newport, Jan.-7, 191S 1 Was in receipt yesterday of th'
 Christmas package sent me by thi club. Although late, due to the rush ed condition of the parcel post, wa able to rescue most of the package 2 | o116 rnt117 1,o I ,Jo,, in the sortie upon it's contents. Ever!
 Jack is sensitive when it comes , bells (ness time), and you may b. , sure that the sweets worked wonder between bells. I wish to thank you al
 for the kindness, and I also. wish tha } this mess will soon be over with, bii not until Kaiser Bill is able to tall our way. l am now on my sixth month in tn navy and like the life very much. o l course it is not equal to peddling milk
 as I would rather be doing my trii, o,
 the milk route every morning; but W . cannot always do as we, wish, an sometimes it Is we'll that it is SC.
 Since enlisting have had varied ex periences on different ships. I wa first put on a mine sweeper, mine
 layer, then torpedo boat, and fnall z on a submarine chaser, where I ar
 at present. I expect to be sent SOD
 with the merchant marine. One :" given in the navy opportunity for ad .. vancement, not alone in rank, but al ! so III education,- if he so desires. Fraternally CHARLES B. PALMER. ,, Shorten Up on the Whistle Blowir,, Among the conservation efforts i 1Nyr
 of coal is that being made by the As ,. pinook Company, the Ashland Cotto Co.,, and the Textile Novelty Co.,, e the blowing of their whistles. Instea = of the long blasts seven times a da . the whistles are now blown but fiv . or six seconds each time Those i
 the boiler rooms know that after fiy e infinite blast. on one of these bi !, whistles as on the Liberty Loan da, a it requires several hundred pounds V coal to restore normal steam pressur Theater Dark After 10 p. m. . Manager Barnett of .Finn's oper
 house received notice Friday. from tt
 government fuel administration fhs t his theater must be- dark after 310 = m., and the fires hanked at nine p. IT if except Saturday nights. 9+s fi<. e Others in town in charge of publ 5. !buildings. stores and clubs, have re g ceived notice of the conservative ru
 ing. T ilsF1'
 gl 0. E. s. Installation.
 n The installation of. officers of Fait . Fchapter, o. E. S., was performed c Thursday evening". Past Matron MT I. Emma Gilbert installed Worthy Ma - tron Mrs Lillian R. Crumb, who - turn installed Wallace H. Payne, $ s. worthy patron: Annie Robinson, assc N ciatc patron: Mrs. M K. Cheney, set $ retary; R. F. Cheney, treasurer; MT n M. c. Williams, conductress; MT l. Katherine M. Phillips, associate COT e ductress: Bella Robertson, chaplain
 Mabel McBroome, marshall Mrs. Etr
 ma Gilbert, organist. Mrs. Rut e Hewitt, Ada, Dorothy Paul. Ruth; Mir o Annie Cheney, Esther; Mrs. Edit |. Gray I.lecta E M Gray warden: I