The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

cbester-David Peters, j. r. Grimm, 8. Lo.
gan, and Adam Earris. Portsmouth ana
NorfOIk-George Tssmob, George w.
Cook. WoOdviIle--Rcv. X. b. Evans, e. O.
Feggins. Lyncbburg-Rey. Thomas Tay.
Tor. Rev. Mr.. Cook. Charloitesvi lle--James
Jefferson. Staunton-N. b, Seller. Dan.
yilic-Rev. 7. +. Lipscombr, At hrge--
N. II. Adams.
District Deputies: RicbmoB& and Man.
lcbeIer-R. I. Ellyson, w. r. Farley, Ia.
Harris.
State Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch {:
Andrew j. Brown.
| SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS.
Fidelity Division, No. 1, meets first ami
third Wednesday nights i'm each mon,n at
Fidelity Hall (ShiIoh church,, Seyemeenth
street. Robert McNaugbton, W.P.: RIB.
Evans, Il. s. Membership On roll, 1872.
own real estate valued at $1,000.
| Friendly Division. No. 2, Manchester.
Adam Harris, w. p; &. w. Logan, II. 8.
EMfmbcrship on roll, 1913. Owns real estate
Iyalued at $1,000.
Friendship Division, No. 3, meets at Ma
! sons Hall, Foushee street. first and third
Mondays in each month at 8 O'Clock p. VI.
}. II. Wilson, w. p; Thomas Scott, X. =.
Membership, 100.
Charity Division, No. 4, meets at Fidelity
Hall second and fourth Monday nights at g
O'Clock. Jetson p. Willis, W. A. j.
Brown, X. $. Membership, 1903.
East.S,ar Division, No. 3 (Msnchester),
meets at Temperance Hall. Peter Siring-
fellow, worthy patriarch. Membership, 80.
West-Star Division. No. % (Manchester,
meets at same hall. Mrs. Mary Harris,
worthy patriarch; Mary Jane Farley, re-
cording scribe. Membership. 43
st. Paul's Division, No. % (Manchester),
meets at same hall. Polly Hunnicutt. wor-
thy patriarch; Mary Srrinefelow, record
Ing scribe. Membership, 80.
Excelsior Division, No. 80, meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, next to Exchange Hotel. first
and third Tuesday nights at O'Clock sharp.
A0ram Lucas, worthy patriarch; William
+. Brown, recording scribe; William Il.
White, treasurer. Membership. 81 Select
all males).
Asbury Division, No. go. meets at Fideli.
ty Hall first and third Tuesday nights at 8
O'Clock. j. X. Griffin, worth patriarch;
Sally l.. white, recording scribe. Mem
ber,hip on roll, 1913.
Social-Greeting Division. No. a Wood
vile, Henrco county,. Rev. c. {. Feg.
GINS, worthy patriarch Fannie Evans, re-
cording scribe. Meets at Level Hall every
Tuesday night. Membership, 40.
Washington Division, No. 81. meets at
Fidelity Hall every Monday night. John
III. knight, worthy patriarch Archer Philip
Fleet, recording scribe. Membership, 80.
Honesty Division, No. 81, meets second
and fourth Tuesday nights at Temperance
Han, Franklin street. Larkey Allen, wOr-
Thy patriarch David Peters, recording
scribe. Membership, 80.
Good Samaritan Division, No. 80, meets
at Gaines chapel, Sidney, every Friday
night at s O'Clock. REV. Frank Davis, w.
p; Rev. j. W. Gaines, X. 5. Member
ship, 80.
Keystone Division, No. 81, meets in the
city OF Manchester. W. II. CogbiIl, w.
p; A. l.. Powell, II. 5 Membership, 80,
select.
Christian Welfare Division, No. Ge, meets
at Pythian Castle Hail, Franklin street. w.
I. Barlow, w. p; William ii. Lewis, X.
5. Membership, 70.
Live-FOTever Division, No. 81, meets at
BOoker's Hall, Sidney, every Tuesday night.
William Jackson, w. p; Mrs. Mary Book
er, X. 5.
Morning Star Division, No. GS, meets at
the Orphan Asylum, Charity street, every
Tuesday night. j. 4. Brown. local deputy.
Membership, 50.
Covenant Division. No. 90, meets In
Brookland township, HenricO county,
every Monday at Z. NJ. Edgar Jones, w.
p; ;. \. Ellington, X. ). Membership, IL.
Total number OF divisions in the State,
50. Present membership, nearly 5000.
Value Of real estate owned by the order,
$4,000.
rue annual Sc ,ivu of tho Grand Division
will be held in Manchester, October, 1880.
Mr.. W. II. l.. COombs is the oldest color
ed Son OF Temperance in the South. lie
was initiated in Chicago in 1870.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TRMPLARs.
Wells-Brown Lodge, No. |, meets at Ma
sons Hall, Foushee street. Rev. j. A.
Taylor, worthy chief tPmplar; 4. w. Fitz-
hugh, worthy scribe. Membership. 40.
Evergreen Lodge, No. 2, meets at Galnes's
chapel, Sidney. }. H. Richardson, worthy
chief templar; j. A. Gaines, worthy scribe.
Membership, SO.
Ruth Lodge, No. 4, meets at Fidelity
(Comb,'s) Hall, Seventeenth street, every
Thursday night. o. Il. Dickinson, worthy
chief telnpIar; Harriet Giles, worthy scribe.
Membership, 43.
Eureka Lodge, No. ), meets at Frankln's
shops, Seventeenth street, every Friday
night at ! O'Clock, sharp. James Alfred
Johnson, worthy chief templar Ii. j.
Franklin, worthy scribe. Membership, %.
Christian Welcome Lodge, No. o. meets
at Combs's Hall first and third Tuesday
nights. Mr.. Worden, worthy chief tenn
plar; +. II. Grassy, worthy scribe. Mem
beIShip, a.
New Light Lodge, No. !, meets TT odd
Fellows Hall, Franklin street, first and
second Tuesday nights al 8 O'Clock. Rev.
Benjamin Persons, worthy chief temPlar;
Miss Carrie Wise, worthy scribe. Member
ship, 80.
Ever-True Lodge, No. 3, meets in Sidney.
Rev. +. Davis, worthy chief iempiar; Z. l..
Harris, worthy scribe. Membership, l3.
Equal Rights, No. 8. +. II. Fleming, w.
G. r.
Golden Ruiz, No. 10, w. II. L. Combs,
w. T.. =. Membership, 40. Meets ut
903 north Seventeenth street, over Combs's
store.
Mount Ariel Lodge, No. II, william q.
Jackson, w. e. T.; b. ID. Il. Hodnett, w.
>. Membership, I03.
Star Of Beghlehem Lodge, No. IL. Rev.
Philip Peyton, w. &. n. Membership, AZ.
The Grand Lodge is TO be organized and
chartered in few days By the following
Colonel j. J. Hickman Of Kentucky. DIR.
w. L. Christian. NJ. L. Dill, and COIonelJ j.
y. Stubbs Of this State.
Robert McNaughton Is che present grand
worthy chief templar, aud W. ii. l.. Combs
grand worthy secretary New officers VIII
be elected at the Institution OF the new
Grand Lodge.
One grand officer has died since the or
ganiZatioa OF this Grand LOdge-viz.,
Richard \. Combs, assistant grand secre-
tary.
CADETS OF rs aPE2ANcE.
Offices OF Grand Section Of virginia,
1904. n...l xynr,iy Datron w