Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20

At the seth annual cCsnraunteatidn of
 Franklin lodge, No. 20, F. A. M., held
 Tuesday evening in Masonic hall on
 High street, the officers were installed
 by Rigat worshlpful Winfield S. Solo
 mon, fourth district grand master and
 WorshiSfGl Arthur s. vaughs,s past master Of St. Jofins lodge, No. l, of Providence, and junior warden of the Overseas lodge as master ot cerenlonies.
 There were 125 members of Franklin
 lyodgs and 75 visitors present. FellUR- 1, ing is the list of officers: w.: Harold D. Livingstene, master; Fayette F. Free ! man, senior warden; Arthur H. Coy, Junior warden; E. W. Albert II Spseef, sr.r treasure w. Albert E, Barber. sec 1 tetar9; Rev. Fred 4. M&cDonald, chap lun; William H. Claphara. senior deacon {; Fred N, Robinson junior deacon: Clas- eaee 4. Vars, senior steward; James
 McKAnzfe, Jr., junior steward Eugene B.
 Pendictni, marshal; Raymond H. His i cox. stntinei; Archie Meikle musical di-
 reetof; William A. Stillwell, tyler. l The following were made trustees of 1 the pes4nanent fund: W: Albert H.
 spicer Jr., one year; w: Frank Frank l F. Dcdge, two years: Arthur L. Perry. | three years W: George H. Harper, | v. Lewts Stanton and ": Carl E. Bur | 0iCk. n1emoeF9 1lIlhNSG COH4IiItt6t-
 wcfshipful Albert H. Spicer. ST.. who
 was first ei6cted treasurer of Franklin I lodge in 1881, vas reelected to that ef- fee for the 10th year.
 wcrshi2ful Albert E. Barber was re- elected secretary Of for lodge for the l 18th year. He has the unusual record of having not missed 8 special or regular communication of the lolge for s5 years In appreciation of his efficient services Mir. Ba$peT was given life membership
 in Franklin lodge.
 | At the close of he meeting lunch o1
 chicken salad. hot buttered roi!s pickles
 layer cake and ice cream was enjoyed by the i75 Masons present. An orchestra
 of six pieces furnished music at tht
 close 64 the business meeting and in
 stallatierL
 Rev. r. s. -safIer was reelected presl , dent Of the local union of Christian Tn . aeavor societies at the annual rneetin, held Tuesday evening in Grace Methods church. Other officers chosen were Vice president Rev. D. B. Coon: secre tary. Ellen Randall; treasurer. Elizabetl Bissett The trsasurer's report showet . a balance Of S11Ss7>s There was a goo, 5 sttendancei and. seven sqcieties respond ed to the rulE Call by songs and Bibl verses alternately The meeting opene
 with song by the congregation fo,lowe 2 by Drayet by Rev. GaoFge D. Stanley : After Another song the minutes Of tn last meeting and intervening executiv !. tot1rsittee meetings were read by tn . secretary, who also read the yearly re port. Rev, Mir. Sailer presented fran ed picture of bf. Francis E. Clarke t the Asaaway society for the largest per i, centagc of attendance at the focal unio ! meetings for 1920. Mrs. Earl Burdic x accepted the picture in behalf of her SC
 siety. Another contest for this year { [ to be planned as the next executive con ; na;ttas meeting.
 yl A solo. "reaea Me to Pray" va f plexglnglY given By NisA EYe,fa Rcok,
 Dr. Clayton A. BntdiSk spoke of tn | great tendency os people to lie down d f theis jobs, not only rAllsiousiy .,5as e2ni $ r1ssfeially ana nolisieaiiys Are the youn
 people doing all that they ought to ( Y | with so many opportunities opsn [ !. thefh? he asked People oac9 started ] il this consecrated work do hot give it u c hecAuse df the great joy ard gfadnes
 they receive ana Alse bscanss hothin