The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29

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Following are the names Of tho OFF,
GERS OF Red Cross Division: l., W, Weber,
Sir Knight Commander; George ",
Brown, Sir Lieutenant Commander; u,
". Andrews, Sir Knight Heraldi John
Lefty, Sir Knight Guard,
Men In line: W. II. Anthony, Henry
Bartle, H. Burmeiater, j, s, Bowman, 9,
10. Culp, h. Betterman. Fred. Click, Q, o,
Geackley, Charles Gnmlich, Jacob Hal
ler, h, II, Johnson, A. y, Lawrence, John
LOewe, Mart Love, Samuel Lansd0wn,
w, II, Randall, E, Rnndell, Q. Schafer,
VIM. St0eile, II. schidecker. NJ. G. Teas
dale, Howard Boyd and l., Miller,
GRAND LODGE,
The Grand Lodge resumed lts work at
0 o'clock this morning. Reports OF com
mittees upon the state OF the order, the
flood sufferers and anance we're read
aud adopted, Representative OF Buck
eye Lodge No. II Of Canton, Mr., q. A.
Fries, extended an invitation to the
Grand Lodge TO attend the picnic and
dance at Meyers lake this afternoon and
evening, which was accepted by unani-
nous vote. The remainder OF the 6es-
sion was devoted TO the discussion Of o
new constitution TO govern tho Grand
Lodge, which was submitted In printed
form by the Revising committee, II
was adopted after number Of minor
changes were made. This afternoon a
new qat Of general laws for the govern
ment Of subordinate lodges Is under dis
cuaAl0n.
Following are the ollicors'elOct OF
the Grand Lodge:
Grand Chancellor, John &. Burns, No,
20 Mansfield.
Grand Vice Chancellor Alden P, But
terrified, No, AZ, Cincinnati,
Grand Prelate, j. Daniel Knerr, No, 80,
Dayton.
Grand Mister OF ExcheQuOr, j, W,
Coles, No, 33, Springfield,
Grand Keeper Of Records aud Seal, W,
b Kennedy, No. 81, Cincinnati.
Master Of Arms, Charles R, Bach, No,
l8, Columbia,
lnuer Guard, Il, W, Stephenson, No, 80,
THIN,
Outer Guard, Charles A Pentz, No, II,
Canton.
The Grand Lodge nj Its Wednesday
afternoon session adopted p new aet Of
general laws for the government OF sub.
ordinate lodges. Reports Of the Com.
mlttees on Rlnange, Charters, aud De.
ceased Past ChanCellOrB were read and
accepted.
Representatives from Zanesylle,
Springfield aud Chilllcothe extended In.
yitatlons to the Grand Lodge TO meet
next year In their respective cities;
Springfield was selected.
The Grand Lodge convened this morn
Ing at A. NJ, aud Installed the Grand
Lodge officers, ~ given In the DEMOCRAT
Wednesday. Past Grand Chancellor II.
II. lnnes performed the installation cere-
m0nies Chancellor Burns delivered a
brief installation address. Representa-
tlyes Llnderborg Of Columbus, Beatty
of Toledo aud Smith Of Lancaster were
elected Grand Lodge Trustees.
Tho resignation Of Supreme Repre-
sentative Douglas was read by Colonel
Harmnn and accepted Past Grand
Chancellor Richie was elected to Oil the
vacancy.
Az o o'clock Grand Chancellor Burns
called Supreme Representative Richie
70 the chair, who, with the assistance Of
Past Grand Chancellor Beans, exempli-
fed the unwrltton work.
Committees on Mileage and Per Diem
and Credentials and Returns made their
final reports.
AZ 10 o'clock the Grand Lodge ad.
jonrned TO meet at Springfield, Ohio, on
the fourth Wednesday Of May, 1885.
GRAND DIVISION, U.R.
The Grand DiyisiOn,U r, of Ohio held
It's second annual session Tuesday after.
noon aud evening In Odd Follows Hall
Mr. HeUry lllnemiller Of COumbus,was
elected Grand Commander Of Ohio. The
THIRD ana fourth regiments were orgun.
ized and are composed Of new divisions
recently established In various parts OF
the state, The mGtting was u large and
spirited one, every division In the state
being represented. p. G, Edward j.
Dowdall was Adjutant General Of the
meeting,
Ar CONGRESS LAKE.
In the nOighb0rhOod Of one thousand
people sought pleasure In the dance at
Congress Lake laat night and found II
The cool evening made II delightful foI
dancing and the large crowd thoroughly
enjoyed themselves, not returning until
u late hour,
RNIGuTLETs,
Mondays rain put q qulOtus on thC
dust,
Division No 10, U. h, Is Quartered al
the Metropolitan.
Ton car loads composed the Yonngs
town delegation.
Taken on the whole, the boys had 4
rouslng good time.
The streets were filled with music and
gorgeous uniforms today,
The NJ Eaton Band accompanied
Perry Lodge Of Massillon,
Tho Eighth Regiment Band accom-
panied tho Akron Knights,
The boys are taking In the shops and
other sights OF the city today.
The Knights of Pythlas Band Of Cleye
land escorted the Red Cross Division oI
that city,
Fifteen hundred copies of the DAILY
DEMooRAr were sold upon the street
Tuesday,
The Znnesville Division are Quarteret
In tho vacant store room In the Meyer
building on North Market street,
The general committee room Of the
Chancellor Commanders during thC
session was at DR.. Leininger's office IN
the Horter Block.
The First Grand Encampment, Grand
Division OF Ohio, will DO held at Toledo
next August, which promises TO be d
magnificent affair,
Trumbull Division Of Niles, Ohio, pre-
sented pleasing aspect as II marched
with soldiOrly bearing up the street
headed by One band.
The excursion train on the NJ, Wayne
road which brought the knights from
Mansfield and intermediate points