The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
BIC CLASS OF
SHRINERS INITIATED
Mt. Sinai Temple Received dlo New
Members and Reinstated Three
at Montpelier.

The spring ceremonial of Mt. Sinai
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
took place at Montpelier last evening
with over 500 members attending and
with a class of ll9 taken across the
hot sands. The business session oc-
CURED at 4 o'clock, at which w. ID.
Herrick was elected as representative
to the imperial council in place OF
Charles Grossarth, who died recently
The Shrine voted 500 to China relief
A banquet took place at 6 o'clock,
being served by Pierce & Clark. That
was followed by a concert by the
Shrine band and later by drill OF the
Arab Patrol under the leadership OF II.
b. Moulton. The drilling brought
rounds of applause.
At the initiation the following can
didates We're taken in; Henry Bell, ST.
Adams; G. H. Shaw, Stowe; e. L..
knights, South Royalton; G. w. Will
son, Vergennes; w. H. Collins, Burlirfg-
ton; C. H Harrington, Windsor; Irwin
Cooley, f. Z. Town, Waterbury; F. ID.
Sawtelle, Eugene Capt., Raymond G..
Cave, Myer S. Levin, Kenneth W. Mich
olson, james B. Carswell. John A. Les
lie William B. Mackenzie, Alexander
Park, Anthony H. Fasola, Barre; R.
H. Bond, Beecher Falls; Frederick H..
Bickford. William L. Mumler, Brad
ford: Leroy s. House, George +.
Hanna, Miller W. Robh, Frank e. Me
Intosh, Frank l.. Austin, Burlington;
r. Fl. Carrick, East Hardwick; w j..
Phillips, Henry G. Scruggs, Fairlee; w.
Il. Conner. Fl. L. Sandin, +, S. Hart
well, Archie l.. Leonard; Lyndonville;
Harry e. Bremen, Ashley G Stamp, >,
Vaughn Clifford, John W. Herman,
Harry Skorvanick, Montpelier; R. G.
Sisco, Pred E. Aver, Walden j. Ryther,
l. X. Adams, b. S. Carter, A. Arkin,
Forrest G. Stanton, Eex A. Thomas,
&c. Il. Mandigo, L. A Watson, A. H..
Fuller. =. J. Smith. l. o, Sessions, Joel
b. Bly,, C. w. f. Sanborn, Newport.
Glen S. Dodge, w NJ Robinson, Or
leans. Adm +. Burke, Rochesteri
George N. Lewis. William Doolin, Z,
L. Hefflon, A. n Deringer, Roy {. Gil
man, w W. Buker, +. w. Chapman,
George f. Barryman, Fred S Bedard'
St. Adams; II. D. Marchesseault, T. i.
Farmer. w. A. Gage, w, j. Farr. Don
aid McGregor, William Henry Taylor,
Roscoe c. A. Babcock, st. Johnsbury;
w. /. Auber. c. +. Childs A. c. Bow
man, Springfield; T. T. Chase, w q.
Spear, Frank II. Brown, Swanton;
Charles Il. Bishop, Oliver H. Cameron,
Gerald r. Petrie, Island Pond; Rollie
f. Battles. Hardwick; Thomas 7 Nc
Dowell, South Ryegate; G L, L hayes,
Graniteville; Walter NJ. Adams Stowe
Jesse L. Carpenter, B. R. Demeritt,
Roy W. Demeritt, Vastly X. Ducas,
Frank L. Eaton, J. b. Eldridge, Loren
G. Eldridge. Lewis J. Garvey, Burton
C. Luce. Richard F. Lsce, Robers z.
Luce. Crawford A. Maxwell, Mark II.
Moody. George H. Newton, Warren A,
Roby, Waterbury,; Leslie w. Hayes
Homer p. May Waterbury Center;
Elmer f. Lewis, Mortified; Clarence
r. Phelps, Richmond; Ballou L. Towne,
Fred NE Cleveland, Morrisville; VII
liam B. Keely, Albert G. Wyman, vii
liam Harbmt, Brattleboro; John Nj.
Bradley, Barton; Deane Orvis How
land. White River Junction
These were reinstated: Harold =.
Whitney. Brattleboro; 5. b. French,
Boston; Melvin G. Morse. HardWick