New York and Boston Masons Host Delegation Gathered
New York St Cecile lodge sent a 50 member delegation to Euclid lodge of Masons in Boston. The daylight lodge hosted the guests for a friendly exchange and fraternal activities.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
16
New York St Cecile lodge sent a 50 member delegation to Euclid lodge of Masons in Boston. The daylight lodge hosted the guests for a friendly exchange and fraternal activities.
A state senator urged amendments to the naval appropriation bill to favor promotion of more than 160 reserve officers now serving on non combatant auxiliary ships. He argued these personnel deserve advancement rather than penalties, highlighting their ongoing duties in fuel and cargo transport.
A sales pitch notes limited stock of silk-lined Hart Schaffner and Marx suits offered at 50 to 60 dollar prices. The message highlights ongoing promotions and large-volume selling in the store.
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