Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17

Past masters night next Tuesday in Franklin lodge. No. 20. F. and A. M.. will bring together a large number of the fraternity and the event will be of more than ordinary interest. The lodge will be opened at 7.30. and the fellowcraft will prepare themselves for the Master Mason degree. At S.30 the IS past masters of the lodge. in line of seniority. will assume the several stations and will then confer the sublime degree of Master Mason in due and ancient form. The stations will be filed as follows:
 Albert H. Spicer, 1S7O-1SS0, master
 George Bellamy, Jrr 1sSi16S5. sen- for warden.
 Peter Cahill, 1Ss6-1SS7, junior war den.
 Everett A. codlin. 1s94-1S95. chap lain.
 Albert E. Barber. 1ao1.1so2, senior deacon.
 William A. Burk. 19o3-19o junior
 John H. charnplin 1905. senior stew ard.
 Abel P. Randall, 1ao6-1oo7, junior steward.
 Arthur D. Remington. 1909. marshal,
 Lewis Stanton. 1919, sentinel.
 George F. Broughton. 1911, Robert F. Barr. 1915, fellow crafts.
 Albert H. Spicer, Jr., 1912. Walter C. Hiscox, 1916, south gate.
 Harry L. Bolles, 1913. Daniel F. Larkin, 1917, west gate.
 Frank F Dodge, 1914, George H. Harper, 1918, east gate.
 The present officers of Franklin lodge are:~Farf E. Burdick. master; Samuel H. Davis, senior warden; liar old D. Livingstone, junior warden; Al bert H. Spicer. treasurer; Albert E. Barber. secretary: William E. Austin, chaplain: Fayette F.. Freeman. senior deacon: Arthur IT. Coy. junior deacon: William H. Claphan, senior steward :; Fred \, Robinson. junior steward; :; Eugene B. PendIeton. marshal: Clar- ence A. Vars, sentinel: Archie Melkle, musical director; James H. Coleman, tyler.
 Rev William L. Eurdick, pastor of the First Alfred church. Alfred, N. Y.. former pastor at Ashaway, VIII preach in the Seventh Day Baptist church in Ashaway this (Saturday) morning. He will preside at the Seventh Day Bap- list conference to be held in Battle Creek, Mich.
 5earjnan, he who rides motorcy- cle at high speed in a big silo- shaped tank, in a death defying act, as a fea-
  had a mishep Thursday night in which he narrowly escaped serious injury when he fell from the top to the bot tom of the silo and sustained a strain ed and bruised shoulder He was do- ing his centrifugal force act at the top edge of the silo when the motorcycle struck the guard rail and safety net ting and the act came to abrupt end and caused considerable commotion.
 eS1A i1f 6A top was crowded with spectators look ins at the really wonderful perform ance, and when the motorcycle struck the wire guard a portion of the iron pipe rail and supports struck some ot the spectators. Several were injured but most of them only slightly.
 Angelo Sangumtuck, 52, who resides at g Dover street. was seriously in iured. two ribs on the left side beins broken. He was also severely cut ir the side and received 8 number of cuts and bruises. He has seven children and one of them. young daughter was with him. and she was severely cut and bruised. Mary Anzalini, who resides in Pierce street lane. wat thrown backward on the platform and her back was severely strained Thost severely injured were attended by pr Z Seanlon and visited at their homes b! the manager of the show, who made every possible provision for their com fort.
 4 special ceremonial session of Pal. estine temple. A. A. o. N. NJ S., vii he held Tuesday evening, May 27, ir Westerly. Upon the arrival of q spe- eial train from Providence at 515 there will be a short stree parade, headed by the Palestine Mystic Shrine band heading the patrol. officers, charters