New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
|0DD FELLOWS HOLD VETERANS NIGHT Sequassen Lodge to Honor Old Timers Tomorrow Night
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sequassen lodge, No. "A, l. o. O. I F., will hold one of the biggest events In the history Of the organi. zation tomorrow evening fin Odd felio"s nall when Veterans' night VIII De observed. The.lodre has s4 members who have been Odd Fe,- LOWS Tor 25 years or more and six members are living who were cb,r ter members when the lodge was re'nsututed in 1886. They are Dr. '' N' Bull, C. R. Clark, A. IT Dros- ser, A. J. Graham, George F, snen- Ger and J. F.. Webster. Four of them are past noble grands of the lodge. The committee in charge Of tbe analr mas registered up to the nrcs- eht tune IA members of other lodges "ho are veterans Of lodges through out the country and who are ot present living in Plainvile. A number of surprises have been arranged for the veterans and all Odd Fellows are invited to attend whether they be members Of Seouas- sen lodge or not, The evening will be turned over to festivities and en- tertainment and the lodge orchestra or five pieces will furnish the music. The committee announces that the program 1wil start promptly at 8 o'clock and all veterans who are to be present are asked 10 report at 7:55 o'clock. The orchestra will open the meeting with a selection after which will come the presenta- tion of all veterans, representatives Of officers of the grand lodge and grand encampment of Connecticut. Following this, the lodge will pro- ceed with the usual routine business during which there will be a num- Der of surprises sprung for the bene- fit of and of unusual interest to the vets.
 At S:55 o'clock. the evenings en- tertainment will start. First on the program will be an exhibition drill by the far-famed team of another order together with special scenery and effects. A dispensation has been secured by the team to do this for the Odd Fellows. Vocal solos will be rendered by artists In this line and a real herman supper will be served to those present with the crullers and coffee so often seen at lodge affairs, being conspicuous by their absence.
 Remarks will be made by repre- sentativcs of both grand bodies and there will he q short address by an internationally known orator who has a big reputation as an orator and who has been an Odd Fellow for S5 years, chasing himself as vet eran.
 This will be the only really big night to be held during the coming term, as the lodge will be taken up with degree work until the end of the year which comes on January 1. A large class of candidates were ini- tiated at the meeting last Thursday night and these will be present to- morrow night as they have been as- sured that they will not be called on for remarks.
 The following is list of the vet crans of Sequassen lodge to be hon. ored tomorrow night: F. C. Barrel, 1889; J. w. Reach, 1893: l.. J. Ben way, 1SSo; pr. J. N. Bull, 1878; George R. Byington, 1888; A, D. Cady, 1893: J. C. Carroll, 1896: C. R. Clark, 1SS6; W. r. Davis, 1923; H. (. Dewey. 1894; A. H. Dresser 1884 F. L. Furrey, 1899; r. II. GiI- bert, 1896: C. F. Goodhuc, 1893; A. ]. Graham. 1886; Rev. A. $. Hagar- ty, 1881; C. II. Hanson, S1S94; Will liam Hanson, 1896; E. L, Harlow, 1893; Joseph Heavey, 1894; r. W. Hiltbrand. 1S97; George B, His cock, 1898; r. T. Homer, 1893; W. N. Hoyt. 1888; E. w. Lewis, 1S96 W. S. Pease, 1891; H. F.. Pevk, 1896: George E. Spencer, 1886; r. H. Stewart, 1893; J. E. Stewart,