The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-15
CLUB STARTS WITH
CHARTER LIST OF So
Use of Masonic Temple to BE Given
Sens Cf Masons and Members of
Eastern Star--Meeting Last Night

Fifty-three boys joined the Masonic
Temple Boys club at its organization
meeting held last night in the Masonic
, temple Several Masons spoke to the
boys, the plans for the club were out
lined and the actual organization was
started
The meeting opened at 7.3O with DIR.
4. l.. Pettee as chairman. After DR..
Pcttee had spoken a word of welcome
to the boys, he called upon NJ. G. Hough-
tor. who welcomed the boys in behalf
of ,ne trustees Rev. u. p. Wood then
, spoke on the opportunities presented bv
this new movement. lie also expressed
his belief that the boys Wonld use these
new PRIVILEGES TO the best advantage of
all concerned.
Frank Shumway expressed the boys
gratitude for the privileges given Them
and assured the Masons that their fra
tnruaI home would be properly respected.
Ferris II. Vaughan and Christie g. Grow
.cli also spoke on behalf of the Masons
aud expressed their anticipation of
pleasant relations between the Masons
and the YOUNGER generation.
DIR. Pettce then explained the plans
fer the club, Each member shall enjoy
all the privileges that the Masonic tenn
pie ahOrds subject TO the following gen
eral rules printed on the membership
Calds: l-t, The members of the BOYS ,
club viii respect the rights of members
OF the Masonic fraternity: ID. the bows
shall ha at all times under the direction
of the SUPERINTENDENT of the building,
members of ne committee and the trllS-
~ronsiblc for his own conduct: 4th. no
mcmbeT Shall invite hoy Of the town
who j. not a club member: 5th. no as
81 '-Nment viii he charged for the Use of
b" hoWla" alleys or pool tables. but
the monbora viii have To arrange for
6 Lee. .7r- u
b" ~uepcHdei at any Time for violation
Of the rules
The foInwjua are the > charter mem
l'rS of the club: DoUqla@ Cain. Jack
VJndCyo"r. George y. Daley. Edward T..
Haywood. Preston i. Gibson, CAL Ten
ncy. Howard q. Hoynton- James Bo-den.
Harold March. Bradford Sargent. Len
wood Tounry. Fdward Plumb. Robert Si-
moHd~, james II. NjeIr. R"tnvt bushnell.
Charles w Nav Merrill Coleman. FLOYD
Messenger, Robert billings. Frank G.
SHumwav, John L3wton. Lindley = Hart
wvIl.. Clarence Madden, Clarence +.
Pierce. EhilIin l. White. LYMAN Adams.
Ross klinGfeter, Roy Stebbin~: Roger
Kennedy. Iyman k4l,or. Francis Hey
wood. Wayl8nd Nichols. Charles Crosby
w. II. IIeywood. Irwin Bradley. Donald
-. Madden. George NJ Robbins John r.
Mann, Il. =. Harris, Waldo Crawford.
Charles II. Dimes. Walter Mauley. Win
Ston Bf3Sor, N1llIam Dawson. tecIi Wal
drou. Byron Leach Warren Manlev Linn
Hoadley. George Dugau. John Gallup.
Robert Stebbins. Theodore Gustafson.
Howard Lane.
The commitsca which formulated the
Masonic TcmuIe Boys club plans was:
p~ \. 7. Pcttec chairman: Rev. II T.
Woodin. Rov T. 7. Wood Norman 4.
Howe, y. p. SimondS and f. II. Chap
man.
After the meeting refre~hmcrte. con
sjstiHg Of sandwiches. cocoa. cake and
candy. were served to the 20 Masons and
sons of MaSons who attended the meeting
Membership i'm this club i~ oncn to all
sons of MasouS and Of Eastern Star mcm-
berS.