Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-12
COLD WATER DISCIPLES.

Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Good
TeMpldrs.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
the State met in Good Templars' hall yester-
day morning. There we're sixty one dele
gates present.
The lodge opened in the grand lodge de-
gree, with g. w. G. 7. William Copp pre-
siding. The following officers were present
and occupied their respective positions:
CIV. g. T.-Wm. Copp.
G. w. GU. M. Durham.
G. W. v. T.-Mrs L. n. Young.
G. Treas.-Mrs. F. E. Tyrer.
G. 8. j. T.-Mrs. Eva L. Knapp.
P. G. w. C. IA. NJ. Hutchinson.
g. Chaplain-C. P. Goodyear.
g. Mar.-W. A. WEIGH.
D. G.. Mar.-Flora Nj. Mason.
G. Guard-A. w. Lawrence.
G. Mess.-C. Sadler.
The committee on credentials reported the
following delegates entitled to- seat in the
convention:
No. 2-George Potter, Dresbach.
No. 81. Mel. Hyde, Minneapolis
No. 6-R. q. Talbert, Minneapolis.
No. 81. Gill, Castle Rock.
No. 10-H. s. Lord, Minpesota City.
No. If. A. johnson, Minneapolis.
No. 13-Geo. w. Mason, Rochester.
No. 19-Geo. WEIGH, Pleasant Grove.
No. 2l-Frank Medows, Minneapolis.
No. 23-Frank Watkins, Winnebago Agency.
No. SIG. s. Pelton.
: No. 32-E. 81. Dewey, Dover.
No. SC. 81. Nichols, Red Wing.
No. 43-A. J. Meacham, Red Wing.
No. ga. j. Anderson, Hartland.
No. AVN. B. Reed, Hastings.
No. 4S-Leyi Gleason, Monticello.
No. A-L. G. Ingram, Faribault.
No. SC. White, Mrs. NJ. A. Thyng, Hokah.
No. 6l-J. NJ. Durham. Brooklyn Centre.
No. 62-Minor Ball. Delano.
No. 65-Emma G. Smit>, Long Lake.
No. 74-F. A. Wood, Waseca.
No. 75-Mary Hulett, D. w. Pound, Lake
City.
No. 76-G. s. Inniss, Elsin.
No. S6-W. A. Smith.
No. 90-Mrs. Couch, Rochester.
No. 91-Julia Ingerson, Maple PLANE.
No. 100-D. B. Mcdonald, Melrose.
No. 92-Alvin Stoddard, Mazeppa.
No. $50 81. Brown, Sr., Osseo.
No. 105-Rev. A. Ringer.
No. 115-Mrs. NJ. G. Odell, Owatonna-
No. 11S--S. T. Hopper. Single Greek.
No. 122-A. M. Hutchinson, Pine Island.
No. 1879. E. Fuller, Faribault.
No. 135-John Kirk.
No. 136-John Sleight.
No. 1855. r. Streeter, LIE Sueur.
No. 140-C. E. Oakley, Buffalo.
@ No. 142-J. A. johnson. Winona.
No. 143-W. n. MITCHELL Minneapolis.
No. 15O-J- a. Town. Albert Lea.
I No. 150-Harriet Estabrook and Katie Wood,
Newport.
No. ISL. c. Stearns, Zumbrota
No. 171-George 81. Barker, Owatonna.
No. 162-A. B. Register, Granite Falls.
: No. l56-F. Mather, Shakopee.
No. 169-Mrs. F. A. Nelson Cannon Falls.
No. 1871. E. Kelly, Lakeville.
No. 1876. W. E. Hill, Lyle.
No. 1sS-Frank Coulter, Northfeld.
No. 192-H. Brackett Pine City.
No. 195-Wm. A. Guilick and Mrs. Del
PLANE. Duluth.
No. 2O1-C. P. Gladen, Grand Meadow.
No. 2O2-E. F. Hurd. Clear Lake.
No. 2O3-W. 8. White.
No. 202-W. H. VanCurren, Winona.
No. ooh. G. Wing, Pennington.
No. 2l2-A. 81. Merrick, Minneapolis
No. 217-J. K. billiard, st. Paul.
No. low. W. Cheatham.
No. 156-Lawrence Mathews.
No. 156-Flora Mayer.
No. 103-P. g. hoffman.
No. 136-Chas. 81. Nichols.
The convention assembled at O'Clock,
and the afternoon was devoted to hearing
the reports of the grand officers.
G. w. G. T. William Copp read his annual
report, in which special attention was called
to the juvenile templar department., the Cir
culation of the temperance papers, and the
mutual benefit association. He recommend
ed that the salary of the G. W. G. T. for the
coming year be $500 and all travelling ex-
penses, and that he be required to give ali
his time to the work of the order. That the
salary of the Grand Secretary be $500 and
all travelling expenses, and that he donate as
much time as possible to the duties of his
Office.
Eva L. Knapp, superintendent of the
juvenile templars, reported as follows:
Membership June 1st 1875. soar