Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-11-26 | Page 3 | Masons Conduct Bithell Obsequies

MASONS CONDUCT BITHELL OBSEQUIES LOGAN, Nov. 25 Under tho direction direc-tion of the local Masons, Harmony lodge No. 21, funeral services were held today at the Logan cemetery for Joseph Bitljell. A good representation of the lodge, as well as many prominent promi-nent citizens of the city, were present. pres-ent. J. R. Morton, past Tnastcr of the lodge, conducted the rites, while the Rev, Harris Pillsbury acted as chaplain. chap-lain. The Qommcrcial Club quartot, consisting of E. B, Parkinson, Arthur Olsen, Professdr C. R. John n and Professor Calvin Fletcher, rendered two beautiful selections. Joseph BIthell was worshipped master mas-ter of the local Masonic lodge. He also was an active worker in the W. 1 O W lodge and was well known in Iji a business and social way. For the lul past year has had acted as manager luS of the Thatcher Clothing company. Mr. Bithell died of pneumonia, su- EM perinduced by Influenza Friday of in last week. He was 43 years old and llji leaves a widow and two children. Inl