New Britain herald., 1921-12-15
LYMAN ELECTED
 MASONIC HEAD
Oliver Robertson Senior Warden
 Of Frederick Lodge
HERMIT DEN DISCOVERED
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 At the recent annual meeting Of Frederick Lodge, A. r. and A. M., : Theodore A. Lyman was elected Wor- shipful Master. The other officers named are as follows: Senior warden, l Oliver w. Robertson; junior warden. | Frank r. Usher? treasurer, Stanley S. Gwillim; secretary George A. Case; senior deacon, Ralph l.. Seymour; junior deacon, A. l., Rogers; senior steward, Walter r. White; junior steward, II. Garfield Jones; marshal, Joseph N. McKernan, and tyler, Ben jamin ". Edwards,
 over Permits Den.
 Wiz appeared to be her init aIIl surely represented a her mit's den, was discovered yesterday morning by Peter Scott and Sylvester i Mason, both local men, while out fox hunting in the Pinnacle mountains. | The person, a WretChed looking in dividual, was just seen as he came out of his hut. The men called to him but he apparently did not desire their company for he disappeared as quick as he could. He was judged to be about 8 years old, five feet eight inches tall and weighed in the re- zion of about 150 pounds. He had mustache and was wearing very rag ged clothes.
 The men entered his hut when the man left the spot and found inside what appeared to have been his home for some time. There were plenty of pots and pans and the cm bors of a fire were on the center of the floor. Nothing was spread about the ground and an old burlap bag shielded the front of the hut. The shack was cleverly built against large rock and made of stick and branches of trees. | A shaving brush, made of fine soft pine needles was found among his be- Iongngs.
 The place where the hut is located is near swamp and is very seldom | traversed by any persons but hunt CTS, and one who knows that region of the woods. It appears that the | hermit, if such he is, leaves his dwelling at an early hour in the morning and can only be seen then
 MT. Scott and Mason reported the | matter to Lieutenant Bamforth of the New Britain police and signified their Willingness to accompany anyone to the spot in the daylight Lieutenant | Bamforth agreed to have some men go with them this morning, but up to late hour, no one appeared. Rcbekah Entertainment.
 There was a large and appreciative audience at the Martha Rebokuh lodge entertainment held at the Odd Fellows hall last evening" The pro- gram was well rendered and consist ed of the following: Piano selections by Miss Hemmingway; solos by AL 1 bert Hemingway; solos by Harry Bonney; solo by Fred Lackey and Irish songs by Oliver Robertson. Fol- lowing the entertainment, the award ing of special prizes took place. Mrs Sophie Hemmingway won the com fortable and the boudoir cap was captured by Mrs. Wallace Beach. The entertainment and sale of fancy goods and food netted the lodge the sum of $60.
 The next meeting will be held Mon day evening, when the annual cleo ton of officers will take place.
 Another Dog Case.
 Walter D. Roberge, of Mountain View, will be tried in the local court today for having a dog in his nos session without being licensed. Dog Warden Philip Marine received a complaint concerning the circum stances and made an investigation. He found the dog had seven puppies. Justice Merritt c. Ryder and prosecu- tor Stanley $. Gwillim will hear the case, The practice of keeping dogs without licenses is common in Plain- vile and an effort is being made 10 clear up all cases.
 Bowling Results
 The fast Trumbul Electric manu- featuring company bowling teams are playing excellent games of late and their weekly matches have more than proved interesting. The following is the results of games held at the Wal lace Barnes alleys this week:
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