Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-20
ti9ae il session longer than Que dfy aud
evening?
T. Has any member anything to offer
for the good of the order?
j. II. ROSS,
S. EN ING, Com.
n. II. CHAMBERS.

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On motion the Committee was discharg.
ed, and all discussion on the articles was
postponed until afternoon session.
Brother Ross, a member of Committee
10 draw up new order of business, report
ed verbally, aud on motion The report was
received and the Committee discharged
Ga motion no member was allowed to
speak more than five minutes at any time,
and but orc on each subject
On motion visiting members were per-
mitted to participate in tire proceedings
of the Convention, but rot allowed to
vote.
The following resolution was offered
and laid over until afternoon session:
Resoiped, That after this Convention
ail delegates an,i-yisitors be required To
be ;lothed in proper regaiia before they
can be recognized BY the p. W. G. I.
The following resolution was offered
and passed:
Rcsoiced, That Committee of three
be appointed to secure the services OF suit
able speakers for our next Convention.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met at the hour appointed
Minutes read aud approved.
The following resolution vas adopted !:
3esolced, That Rev. T. W Kirby be
requested to address a public. meeting to
be held in the II. L. Church this even
ing.
The resolution offered at the morning
session was taken up and adopted.
The articles OF new business offered at
the morning session were taken up and
discussed scyjatip.. 4 great deal of dis.
cUssion was had on the first article, when
ol, motion the whole matter was indif
nitely postponed.
Article 2nd vas answered in the afir-
native.
Article 3rd-On motion it was ordered
that the next Convention be held at !
o'clock on Tuesday aud close ca Wednes-
day evening.
The Convention proceeded TO fx the
place of holding the next Contention,
when Liverpool and ptrrysviIle were nom
mated i vote being taken the result
was as foi'ows:
Liverpool .......................2S
Perrysville.................
And it was ordered that the next Con
'ention would be held at Perrysville.
On motion the Convention proceeded
% nominate and elect officers for the next
when Brother Gsyn Vas
elected VI. c. T., and \. A
Stevens W. S.
The chair appointed Brothers Loop,
Kirby and Schulz Business Committee
Ior next Convention.
A Committee was appointed consisting !
If Brothers Cwyn, Ross and Reynolds
o procure speakers for the next Conven-
ion.
The following resolution was adopted
Resoiced, That hereafter the Commit
se on Credentials be appointed at the pre-
ious meeting, and that the Secretaty Of
be Convention notify the Lodges of the
lme, and they report their Delegates
lect to the Chairman of said Committee
5 soon as the Delegates are elected, anG
he said Committee have their report
laae out previous to the meeting of the
The chair appointed Brothers Logan,
henderson and the W. c. Z. Of Lodge
10. los, said Committee.
REPORTS FROM LODGES.
Bro. Stevens reported No. 2, at Dun
snnon, having 200 members-Library
about zoe volumns-have cut off the
rhlsky IN Dancannon borough and Penn
j~nshlp, aud two miles Of circuit
olng a good business in the cause.
Lodge No. 6S, at Lewistown reported
W members, the Lodge is in prosperous
'nditlcn and very we'll attended by its
'embers.
Lodge No. 73, at Mifllintown respond
10 by Bro. Quay, who said they mum
cred 9S members, an increase of 20
nee last Convention; two rum shops
IS, aud three Of The statesmen consistent
embers of the Lodge.
Lodge No. 81, at Newport reported so
emoers aud still increasing.
Ledge No. 81, :: :MoVey;owp. reported