Charles Edward Osgood. Prominent Member of Boston, Mass., Lodge, Dies

The recent death of Charles E. Osgood is the cause of deep sorrow to his fellow members of Boston, Mass., Lodge No. 10 and to his many friends throughout the Order. He was one of the city's leading merchants, a man of high ideals who brought to the Order a steadfast loyalty and an unselfish interest in all its activities. As Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the Boston Elks National Convention Association, he was very largely responsible for successfully raising the New England Convention fund for last year's Grand Lodge Convention. His gracious personality and his generous hospitality endeared him to many members who attended that Boston meeting. Something of the spirit in which he considered his obligations as an Elk is found in his beautiful Eleven O' Clock Toast printed in the September, 1924, issue of this magazine. The passing of Charles E. Osgood is deeply felt by all who knew him.

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