MEETINGS AND SOCIALS.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16416, 9 January 1919, Page 5

MEETINGS AND SOCIALS.

f THISTLE LODGE; At the quarterly meeting of Court Thistle of the Forest,. No. 6434, A.0.F., C.R. Bro. W. Turner presided. The election of odicers resuited as follows :—C.R., Bro. H. Hoddinott; S.C.E., Bro. H. Savage; S.W., Bro. Cooper; J.W., Bro. Turner, Dun.; .5.8., Bro. li. Lister; J. 8., Bro. T. Woods; llin. Sec., Bro. H. Ward; treas., Bro. F. Luce; Management committee, Bros. H. Ward, Turner, jud., and A. K. Marks; auditors, Bros. W. Turner, L. B. Cooper, and Mapplebeck; dispensary ddogates, Bros. C. Oliver and W. D. Marks; district delegates, Bros. Wiseman and Hoddinott; Friendly Sdcieties' Council, Bro. W. Turner; Appeal Committee, Bros. Octgen, Lester,. H. Spare, C. Spare, lioddinott, Mapplebeck, Ames, Bullen, Derry, A. Paul, G. Lyes, and. D. Anthrean. ADDINGTON BURGESSES' ASSOCIATION. At the monthly meeting of the Addingtjm Burgesses' Association Mr D. Brown presided over a gowl attendance. A motion of sympathy to Mr H. Jackson in the loss of a son and daughter tiiough the recent epidemic was carried in silence. The secretary was instructed to write to tho Postmaster-General to remove the fence between the Post Office and the Public Library, and also to the City Council regarding the culvert at the corner of Hazeldean road and Selwyn street. A letter of appreciation of the work of the Ladies' Committee in connexion with the euchre parties held in aid of the Red Cross was ordered to be sent.