Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 18, 1915, Page 10

NURWICH BULLETIN, SATURD —~ e N DECEMBER 18, 1915 LODGE NOTES Canton Oneco Inspected and Approved —Heptasophs Elected Their Officers —Rebekahs Honor Member’s Wed- ding Anniversary — Court Sachem Will Hold Smoker at Installation of Officers — Royal Neighbors Held Whist Evening. ODD FELLOWS. Canton Oneco No. 3 was inspected on Thursday night in Odd Fellows’ hall by Retired Colonel Rampher of New Haven who pronounced the can- ton in first class condition. The in- spection included military tactics. The business meeting of the can- ton followed the ' inspection and opened in the regular form. One ap- plication for membership was re- Stephen R. Austin of Mys- being in ceived. tic reported that an effort is made to organize a new canton Mystic. After the business session all pres- ent enjoyed a fine oyster _chowder, which was prepared by E. F. Kinney and William E. Mayo. Cigars were passed around and a social hour brought the evening to a close. ! At the meeting of ‘Shetucket lodge, No. 27, in 0dd Fellows' hall on Tues- day evening the first degree was worked on one candidate. An_amend- ment to the by-laws, which if adopt- ed will make an important change, was laid on the table until the next meeting when it is expected that it will be acted upon. The lodge will elect - officers for 1916 on the last Tuesday of the present month. Routipe business matters were tran- sacted 4t the meeting of Uncas lodge No. 11, on Monday evening. evening HEPTASOPHS At the regular meeting of Norwich conclave, No. 424 in Eagles' hall, Main street, Monday night a large number of members attended in spite of the stormy weather. After the regular business the election of offi- cers for 1916 took place and the fol- lowing were chosen: WILLIAM H. DISCO (Reelected Archon.) Archon, William Disco; provost, T A. Degrenier; prelate, Joseph Desjar dine; secretary, J. F. Cochrane, treas urer, H. Wille; financier, . Moran; inspect Terrence Hanlon warder, J. 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Brother Keenan, a member Bridgeport court, who has Norwich to res of the come to able manner described the athletic ex- ercises which he will introduce at the court during the coming year. The installation of the newly elected officers will take place at the meeting on Jan. Tth. Lewis A. chief ranger at the annual meeting of Court Sachem, No. 94, in Foresters’ hall Thursday evening. The list of officers chosen was as follows: Chief Ranger, Lewis A. Andrews; sub chief ranger, John Drescher; treasurer, Frank T. Sylvia (one year) financial “secretary, Joseph R. Porte- lance (one year); recording secretary, Henry Clement; senior woodward, Jo- Andrews was re-elected seph ~ Bellefleur; junior woodward, Tiomas Pfeier: tréasurer, Joseph C. Keegan; senior beadle, Charles Lasch; junior ' beadle, William _ Hershon; trustee for three years, Fox. George B. 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