"Woonsocket councfl 113. K of C "
Members of the Masonic club said
that it was planned to make thfs af
fair a strtptlv local one and that its
; ohieot wa« to promote a spirit of fel
lowship among rrpmhers of the two or
ganizations The press was to he
barred and oniv members of the two
organizations admitted.
The first announcement that mem
bers of the two organizations were
| to meet for a soc'al evenine at the )n.
vifation of the Masonic Huh attracted
conntrv-wide atentlon and requests for
j information from n®wsnapers who
, planned to send reporters to "cover”
! the meeting or who wished to make
arrangements to have it reported for
them came from ail parts of the East.
In all cases tnonlries received the
same replv trat tra press was not to
be admitted. The oniv one who was
to have been present, as the club
planned it. was a member of the Ma
sonic club who is also an executive
on a newspaper here.
PICTURE OF ELLEN E. OSGOOD ,
GIVEN CUSHING ACADEMY
Cushing academy at Ashburnham,
Mass., has been given a framed steel
engraving, the gift of Miss Mary Os
good. In memory of her sister, Miss El
len E. Osgood who was principal of the
academy for 17 years. Miss Osgood
who died a year ago, was a former res
ident of Putnam.
