Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-16
THE MYSTIC CIRCLES.
DoINss IN sPRtN6FIELD SECRET
SOCIHTIES.

Matters of Import to the Oath-Bound
Brothers- Meetings, Elections, aud Per-
sonaI Mention OF Active Members
where They go aud what They DO.
Camp 81 at last meeting elected delegates
and slternates to the state camp as follows;
Delegates-Past President A. Il. Straw, Pres
ident George L. Payne and Past President
Thomas Ross. Alterna,es-Past Presidents
u. NJ. Bost, q. Il. Bost and brother Wm.
Moon.
The state camp will this wear convene at
Newark, Ohio, commencing Tuesday morning
at 10 O'Clock, September s, and continuing
two days.
Brother President @. L. Payne was in his
chair again at 81 on last meet
ing after his vacation to as
sumo double harness, and recognizing his
responsibilities came to the camp room pre-
pared to "set 'em up" to the m, mbers in the
| shape OF a good cigar all around. Members
not present missed the smoking OF good
/ one. Thanks, George.
| on "''ouo' VI '"e n""' ~,
| .,.ni,, 4, was ,rnossihle to get a onoruu
present AT Camp "A. and as a result delegates
| of said camp could not be elected IL Al
| wants representation at the coming stat,
camp. and especially if representation Ii
wanted pon any OF the imp 1rtant commit
| ,ees IL becom.s necessary that the delegate.
| bs el,cted not later than our next merting
| therefore we would suggest the necessity o
| a In roe attendance that such delegates may
| be elected ss win fully represent the needs o
the csmn.
| SECRET LEAerE.
|
Hope lodge had very large attendance
its last meeune Tue sessiou' however oe'ps
short but sweet.
There will be several applications Tor mem
bership received at the next meeting.
| The long delayed revised bylaws have a
,ast arrived. Be present next meeting anC
| receive a copy.
| p.o,h., pas, Cardinal Che, r Strong
| ,,;,h n,bs,. Of tho mamh.rsbin ubo bay,
| hssn ahssnt from the civ for som. time mast
| 40. v,s.,ad IN ba bcus ard in attendance I.
na,, r,s.,irg Re nresent to give them
w.,m welcoms
| ro.,, ,.v,x
Royal Council No. 81 meets in X. ?. hal
| the first and third Tuesdays OF each month
The N. L. is bens fciary organization ant
| offers the safest and cheapest insurance, iron
1000 to $4,000, OF any order OF the KIND
| The assessments rate according to age OF mem
| Der assessed, which is a decided lmpr' Nemen
over the old plan. Although the U.i- stIl
within the four OF Its HE III
has assumed the proportions OF many OF The
much olier institutions OF the same KIND.
A new member was admitted to the conu-
Gil al the last meeting IN July, ana TWO 1theis
VIII De INFLATED a. Tue hea' se'slo" " D.
"es', ptesiueuN N'' o''u a''' ~ 'T' SUI.
tune (ou' VI '"' y w.
al al coun'h Tee1us'. :" .lr
president Is always vi u"'u ,I anu ..H IN ~
S-haii "'nou"' VI ." "'' P''
ceeui"e' ,,, ,,,, o,;Io,, :, H., ,..o,,,,,,
W; n "''S, .,'1 ~ =,
:" aSd l;fs ~ the mestings y Bpss i.
guardian of our wealth, snd the members are
always ready and willing to bank their last
nickel" on L D. W A. Dud.un. financial
.ecretary. is a worker, and has done much
toward furthering the interests oi The tOuuciI'
"' ~ S'D''", 's - - -
,hin,, - roc I[n,si IN I,ngnage ,bs, vii ,d,n,,
-, S,, ono const,ucr,o3 Dr r
Taris ia rnt ss rsgul,r in Al,
,andanca y, IVA conId wi.h I'm, l.,
always quietly doing good work for the coun-
ell. J. q. Nelson, sergeaut-at-arms, is al
ways at his post ana takes particular pride ~
performing all duties according 10 the letter
OF the council Jaw D. T. peFtichson' '" Is
never SICK, ana Is always al DIS post Al coHh-
,hs, n IS will ba--,n hand IN tax,
char. ot the 6uties assigned him
NJ. B. Wright is contemplating "chsnce
of base" and we are Likely to loose hlm.
which all members OF the council viii regret.
But what is our loss will be gain to some
other council, as N. b. would not tor M
mept think OF giving up he y L. Mem