No trailing sabroe drape the bier
That frees a dauntless soul.
It lived with Leo and decked his brow
With fates empyreal palm.
It sleeps the sleep of Jackson now
As spotless and as calm.
It was outnumbered, not outdone.
And they shall shuddering tell
Who struck the blow its latest gun
Flashed rutn as ft fell
Sleep in th’ne own historic night
And be thy Masoned scroll,
“A warrior’s banner thkes Its flight
To greet a warrior’s soul."
ELKS ARE PROUD
OF LADIES NIGHT
PROGRAM WAS EXCEPTIONALLY
|
FINE IN EVERY RESPECT
Vaudeville Company From Boston
With Many New Features—Danc
ing Was In Union Hall
"Elia' Lakes’ Night, 1923,’’ will al
ways be one of the memorable events
ir the history of the local lodge. There
was delightful music for dancing by
the Fidelity orchestra of Worcester,
there was an excellent vaudeville en
tertainment by a Boston company, the
si pper served was enjoyed by every
one and the spirit that pervaded the
member* of the lodge and the guests
all combined to make it a memorable
, evenL *
An appreciated feature was the sou
venir for the lady guest*, china salt
and pepper shakers.
The dancing and several of the cab
aret numbers were held in Union hall.
Supper was served in Elk hall and
during the serving there were other
vaudeville features.
| Archie Macdonald, Jr., exalted rul
er of the lodge, gave the 11 o'clock
toast and h* did It gracefully and
well.
The committee in charge was head
| ed by James E. Murray and they have
been the recipients of many compli
ments for the way in which they ar
ranged and carried out the program.
Transplanted Man.
