Belongs To The Ring

The services of Chas. B. Davison, Avbo lias been a íaiihíul niembor and active Tro: ker in 'Fratcrnity Lodge, F. & A. M., for tïiess masny years, ivas ie -oïirzfd last Wedóesday evening by tlie glit of au elegant MaM.m!c ring witib diamond settings. 'Ui' ring waa the gift of the offleers of Frateitttity lodge, and AVorshipfnl Master John B. Do"rdigan, Junior Warden Horace G. Prettyman, Junior Deacon Osear Burbhart, and Stewards Geo. B. IUiead and Eimer E. Beal, dropped in at Mr. Davi-'Oii's home that evening and in behaJf of the offieers reininded him that it was lii.s 53d hirtlKlay, and left the ring as a memento of tJie event, and a testimonial of the esteeni and affection of hi ba others for htm. Mr. Davison was completely svurprised but as he never allows himself to be taken off hls f eet, he managed to say a few feeliing -words in reply. Tïiere "was never a present anore deserved than taxis oaie, and wO believe but very icw ever more thoroughi'.y appreciated. Whíle the recipiënt lias been honored several times by Fraternity lorlge in bedmg selected as its W. M., lie has alwáys retained his interest therein, and given the organization his best efforts, and tliere are to-day but few masone in tlie "United States who can equal Jiiim in the work required in a maíonic lodge. He is alway.s on hand and never f ails to respond to his name. May Jie live rnany years to enjoy the beautiful gift.