Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
CONTENTIOUS TO MASONIC
 HOME XMAS ENTERTAINMENT

Many eastern Connecticut Masonic bodies contributed towards the Christmas dinner and entertainment held Christmas day a tthe Masonic home in Wallingford. It was truthfuly the brightest day of the year for the members of the home The big Masonic family enjoyed the Christmas dinner at noon, and at 7.30 '-lock in the evening Supt John o. Rowland as Santa Claus pro tenn. and II. Wales Lines. pres ident of the board of visitors, and other guests gave the true Christmas flavor to the entertainment and the ceremony of distribution of gifts.
 Ex-Mayor Crandall of Norwich, one of tho members, moved that vote of thanks be given the donors, and the hands went up quickly when Mir, Rowland called for the vote.
 Among the eastern Connecticut lodges listed with the organizations which con- tributed to the success of the entertain ment are the following:
 F. and A. NJ: Wooster, No. 10, Colches- ter Moriah, No. b, Danielson St. James, No 23, Norwich Uriel, No. 24. Morrow; Union, No. 31, New London; Somerset, No. S4, Norwich Eastern, No. A, Willi- mantle Pythagoras, No. 45, Old Lyme :; Putnam, No. 46, South Woodstock; Asy- lum, No. 57. Stonington; Charity and Re- lief. No. 72. Mystic; Pawcatucl1, No. 90, Pawcatuck; Brainerd, No 102, New Lon don; Quinebaug, No. 106, Putnam Ionic, No. 11O Stafford Springs; MoosuD, No. 113. Moosup; Oxoboxo, No. 116, Mont vile Bay View. No. 120, Niantic; Cor nerstone, No. 122, North Grosvenordale. Eastern Star: Radiant Nc. II, Wflli- mantle; Rebecca, No. 27. Moosup; Ruth, No. A, Stonington Fidelity No. 54, New London; Sachem, No. 57, Norwich; Jessa-
 mine. No. 5S, Putnam; Charity, No. 61
 Mystic; Baker. No A. Stafford Springs | Faith, No. S2. Jewett City.
 l Chapters of Royal Arch Masons | Franklin, No. f, Norwich Union, No. [ ] New London Trinity. No. 9. Willimantic Warren, No. F. Danielson; Benevolence
 No. 21, Mystic; Palmer. No. 2S, Pawca. | tuck Putnam, No. Al, Putnam Orient
 No. 42 Stafford Springs.
 Councils Royal and Select Masters o Connecticut: Montgomery, No. ?, Daniel
 son Cushing. No. 4, New London; Oliv, l Branch. No. 10 Willimantic; Mystic. No | 20, Mystic.
 l Communicates, K. T.: Palestine, No 6
 New London; St. Johns. No. II, Willi
 mantle.
 Other Masonic Bodies, Connecticut
 Conslstory, S. P. R. C.. Norwich Nor
 wich Chapter Rose Croix, H. +. D. NJ.
 Van Rensselaer, council, Princes of Jeru
 salem; King Solomon Lodge of Perfec ton.
 Individual donations included the fol . lowing: J. F. Winkleman, Danielson George L. Grswold and IT. L. Baile, ! Groton John G. Parker. Christophe ? Morgan and Dr. Louis NJ Allyn of Mys $ tic; Charles Perkins, Joseph l.. Vodwa1 ka. W. Nj. Waller, Charles E. Jennine |; and Daniel Halloran of New London Charles :. Eaton. A. S. Comstock, Jamt ! C. Macpherson, A. H. Brewer and Jam, \ L. Hubbard of Norwich Edward Y ? Avery, South Windham; Fred Wilde T John F. Brown, J. Glover family, Dr. Bard, Stafford Springs; M. P. Jordan, o. Branch, Frank Larrabee, F. D. Jorda - Benjamin Jones and James Harrier
 Willimantic; Coi. William H. Hall of W. r lington.
 :. Westerly contributors were A. F. Ba U ker Thomas Mckenzie, Horace E. Bu e dick, Arthur N. Nash and Sarah 2 Briggs.