The contractors were Holley & Davis
Df Easley. The corner \>nt was
placed severvtl mouiths a.go by the
grand master for Alabama in tho
presence of a distinguished array of
Masons and prominent citizens. The
building facets the First National
bank on Clary avenue at Forty-sixth
street .and Is a commodious one. 1 he
lower floor Is occupied exclusively
by the Bell Undertaking company,
recently establsheci here. Their
Quarters include display rooms, of
fices. sleeping apartments, parlors,
show rooms and other necessary
equipment for a mortuary institu
tion. The upper floor is given over
to the Masonic body and Dr. J
Thomas Endsley, dental surgeon for
the city of Fairfield. Tho quarters
of Dr. Endsley are completely
equipped. Including reception rooms,
a gas room, hospital accommoda
tions. operating rooms and quarters
necessary for handling an extent!ve
practice. Dr. Endsley. as dei!al
Burgeon for Fairfield, is called ut\m
to take care of hundreds of chnldren
and has prepared quarters conveni
ently arranged and equipped with
sufficient space. Construction -of the
building Is of brick and concrete
with all modern conveniences and
adds distinctly to the Physical ap
pearance of the section. Retiring
rooms and waiting rooms baveTTeen
provided, not to mention an excel
lently equipped kitchen and service
rooms for meals that are often neces
earv at Masonic functions. This
room also gives Fairfield a place of
assembly of sufficient capacity to
take care of perhaps as large a crowd
£9 would gather at one time.
