The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-14
THEM. W. .GRANDL0DGE
OF THEA. 5. Z NJ. OF THIS STATE
Commences Its Slnst.ss.A Annual csmuunlsa,iOa
Ia This Clty-L List Of Lodges ard Their psis. Y
sstss-rhs AppOlntmeseof yariou, Csn.a
mi,tes-rAO usual Banquet s.rrtd.
nburg, Senior Grand

W M. H. IL. cuCkt ,drhnu Mabtef. .s
William G. Bsnne,t, Deputy Grand Mas.
Ter.
George E. Thornbux, Senior Grand
Warden. E Sil., g.s
H. R. Howard, Junior Grand Warden. /.
Hugh Sterling. as Grand Treasursr.
0dell s. Long, Grand Secretary.
The following appointed officers were
also present aud In their places: Charles
II. Collier, Grand Lecturer; John w.
Grantham, Grand Chaplain; George r. Ii
vine, Senior Grand Deacon; Frank Burt,
Junior Grand Deacon; VIII H. Riggs,
Grand Marshal; Arthur G. Bailey, Grand
Pursuivan,;. Timothy W. Bliss, Grand
Tyler; slso the following D. D. G. M.'swefs
present: L. J. Smythe. Wheeling; Frank
Burt, Warrington; |. v. Seymour, Moore
field; J. P. Fleming, shepherdstewn; j. L.
Knight, St. Mary't; Samuel IL. Mccoy,
Gfantsville, and John P. Shanklin, Indian
Creek.
The lodge was opened in due form after
solemn prayer by the Grand Chaplain.
The Grand Secretary reported the list Of
representatives as reported to him to be as
follows:
ohio 70; !, Wheeling Stephen wass,houss, ".
:, ,wS!lsSuiE' No. 2. welsbutg-". J. Applegate.
M II: eliyes No. g. PArtenOuE-J Joseph A, wesA.
TSiOa No.4, Aorgantown- -1canderw ". Joseps,
Whes'lus No 5, wheellns-R ], snythe. W. N.
| Hermon NO. 0, Clarksbu,g w. Il. Frceman, W.
NJ anu Thomas s. Spltes, Rep.
franklin, No :, buofhannon- It, O. Fasnswos.h.
asrhall, No: s, aoundsv.rc-s. L. Iessu, ".
NJ, and b. 2. Meishen rep. lfI ill,sl 70
ERlrniont, No 0, Fnirpout-A.J. Stone. W. b..
Mes!oa, No. ID wsstoa-4 4iSs.t 4. Lewis aud an H.
S.%s::s1n I saS, No. ii, euyspdo.,e-,r, l.. 4e,.sy.
Ashton. Nc. II: RGyenswoed- Essai Wells. ]. W.
Minerva ,So.iSi cabelI q. H.-lsyton II, ssl.
Gnitou, No. Is Gnfton-Geo. W. cre,, w. y
Ripley, No. 1s. lIpIey-Geo. j Walker rep
Cameron. No. II, censrth-N q. Todu; rep.
Wayne, no. Is. Wayne C. Il, Nathaniel Turner.
Miuturu No: 10, Pt. Pleas.nt-B. franklin, rep
HanawhS, No. 70 ClAsIespn-H S. aummeft.
Now Cumberland, 70. 2,-willlsu, Lnte, 8. W.
Clii on, No. %, Mason ceunty--E A. Young ]. w.
g Johns, No. ~, sbInnston-z. 2. Davis and G. {
Logan. No. Is, Harret'. Fesr-JOhn W. psll,
Liberty. No. 90. West L!bsrty--John Fai, ". ~.
and John u. Montgomery, rep, f.i 3i ~ ~
Saa cs!sSn sS M Sassns9Sa s. gSs' Het., H5set
| -'Ss ~ - AhSeACtN
Moor aiocoseaela, No. 2-J. v. Seymour. W. NJ. N. W.
NJ, j. ". Moni., $. ". and Jss actaaoa, K; + n.
ssanninS'Sa, No, s ,S!-wn II Hail. rep.
BateE No. 3, Whteling-J. v. L Rodgers, w. H.,
~ seileville,s g. W.. aad Thomas o. Eiwlrds,
NIdaaI.heurne, No s4-Thos J. seIler, W. n,
John Rlssie and John Stealy, Reps. + q
n; ;J;sskzon, No. s5, Jane 3lsw-joshuA f. Smith.
Kaasxas saS,. Valley. No. IS, Putnam coua.y-Ioha
Berkeley, No. 81, Hedsesyllc-James b. clsIy.
sioriah, No. ss; eneet=D;p,ssi,zSr.ly. Il.
,Ws,zei. No. 50, New; aaItinsyiiie- r. Jacobs,
~ aary's. No, AL. ". Hamilton, ". NJ lseri,l
B,,r W; "a ant y Jsr,ss coatod v.
Equality, No. a. aifiIasbax-c r. astthaei,
Wit no. Al. Burning sprinss-p. a. Roberts.
Concord, No. ss, Metce. CO.. cFm. Ho!,oyi, ,cp.
volcano, No ~, w3ed Co John a. Latoy, rep. n
lw. N. g. 2 y. - - - =
jefeson. No. 81, Kshietowa--wm. wit. rep.
gei9w: 70; IA "a PhiIippl.A; i, W striciiss,
Huntington, No, NV. b. Wilson, ". II
ESeelsisf No 81, Dsikeley cot7a. Forte Morrison,
FfIe4dssip, No: e, e. $ssst 7Ualoa--JAeEsoa v.
e e Fsye!ic No, s.. Fa,e:.syils Sso. ". ,tillet.
Washington, No. s., St. Aibsns-John 6. satts,,
yHsSr9oSy, Ne; g, Ri.ehIel col. n: rooshlaan,
BuenG Vista, No. eo@&ssae. e6-G. W. johnson, I
kosAy Point, No. si. Monroe COW. j. sioatls,,
,&hItconb, No. @, ir!asoa-a. n. II Thompson,
iopps, No. 6s, Berkeley = "
HuntenyIlIe, No. 6S, Pocshoaias 10 -
Robert While, Nc: al SlittintSass s I. @ NsI
B$tSasy Nc No. Z ss@Js;: K Eossss Saify " ~, ssRi saa
0 xldsison, Sc. Il ~ Monroe e.-As saop. l,ownlag,
rep. < = st,.,.,
lndiia orsek. 10. a, {Aeap5e E7@s'w. Pence
.PltSaix, No. a. slsisrlyilie- /, Iow.he,. w.
/, Geal z; Valley, No. fases.e G, James catlla
sSnns;S ~. e. NJ Gt:ss Z y, ;
Malcolm. ". =; And 4. \. Radyr, Req, :.
john asGS SoSs S N M 81 gdsT casso i sayast. WN
Htm!iu, No. 7p=Jnol 8, sSeetl,nd. :. u. f
aAls4. No go fehsteatpEl :; AWoa Hoash, ".
h.t Aklu rUEelb W. tlfu Nlt ., We
Mt Rebo, No. o.. shepherdIlown-wm. Butler J
: n B.anth, no. s5i Jeissos co.-AdGui 8. Link,
,.Fsnlionl, No: d, 7,essenS:letco. If. Shields
"fT.lumirst. No. liz, Mlddseway-A. Mason Hyrns,
rep. - sf--'f ~ 8 a
There was also present very large num-
Der Of members from the local lodges. The
large lodge room was well filled BY q yefy
dlgnifed and Intelligent appearing com-
ilams, D. G. N. of the Grand Lodge Of Ohio.
was Introduced by PIG. NL, n. H, Logan.
and received by the Grand Lodge. The
Grand Master read bis report and the ya.
rious parts Of It were properly referred. q
The reports OF the Grand Treasurer. Secre-
tary, Lecturer and y. D. G. M were also
presented and REFEREED, II
The Grand Master announced the m.
pointment Of the following committees.
after which, at $50 O'Clock, the Grand
Lodge was closed In due form till this even.
ing at 7:30 o'clock. - D. ~ Z
Work-Grand I,scturer and deputies
Rsturns-Messrs. Collins, Sttickler. Of
Hoiroyd, Thompson, KNIGHT and fptSInips' poIIa
Charters and iapeisations-Mea4ra
Riggs, franklin and Cre6l. r
Grievances and Appeals-Messrs. Sum-
mers, Grantham, spRtes Walker and
Finance-Meszra Williams, Of Wood. !
Burt, Thotnburg, Nichols aud Roberts. =
jurisprudence Messrs. White, Howard
and Freeman. = -
Proceedings of Grand oflcen-Aressrs.
Evans, RAIDER and smyth. OF Wheeling.
By.Laws-MsfstB. Lafoy, Stone and vii.
son, Of Huntington. 2 b n
After adjournment q splendid tupper
was served in the banquet haIl thst wss
very much eninVed hV nva..I It,,,a. .L....I"-i .