The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-27

q 1s58-A ]. McDufie, T. H. Marshall,
William Bessi. c. f. Hussey, J. f. Force
{ J. Z. Bancroft, E. c. Simmons.
8 IS54-W. \. Cooper, Il. Nofitt, \. g.
sTbursron. Henry Smith. NJ. Raplee, T. S,
sSeymour, l. Andrews, Jr., J. f. Anderson
SWilham Gorig, ). Spencer, E. 5. Ruggles.
s lSS5-A j. Hoyt c. Il. Butler, W. H.
( Robbins, D. NJ Weston, G. ". Wilfons, B.,
sJ. Durham, George Miller. c. w. Vincent
8 1S56-Gus LANCER, q. NJ. Robertson. c..
sW. Fox, J. y Mock, d. Winlass, \. D. Bar,
5 Der.
3 1S57-P. c. Ducurrow, Saml. Jaynes,I
sThomas Hughes, George ". Carsley, W.
Wilson, r. G. Spencer, \. Mcintyre, VIM
Duncan, ]. 5. Walker, J. II. Coney, VIM.
& Laid, \. B. Bates, r. Levers, G. Emmes,i
s y. Fuller, J. W. Pfuger.
1S5S-D. c. Bates, J. T. Warehouse, c.,
r. Bishop, J. +. Colburn.
1S59-John Smithies, T. H. Paris, b..
Pitman, c. W. Spencer, J. o. Carter, G..
Thomas, j. c. Pduger, 5. Savidge, J. L..
sWiIliams, w. Fisher, r. Brown, c. S. New
4 man, W. T. Ladd
1s60-W. c. Lane, H. Porter, W. H..
Bindt, J. A Hopper.
1861-E. Burgess.
1s62-C. II. Ewart, J. 2. Hughes.
1S64-T. Lack.
1865. Renton, Is. r. Dawson.
1S66-Thomas Bowman, J. Mitchell, A.
sC. Buffum, Thomas E. Cook, E. b. Harper,
nc. A. Castle, L. Delemar.
1857. P. Cooke, Samuel Mott, w. F..
Sherrett, B. F. Dillingham;.
1861. W. Pfuger, S. NJ. Carter, II.
Macfarlane, w n. Ladd, NJ 7. Donnell, G.
F. Wolfe, E. c. Rowe, T. C. Heuck, NJ. Hy-
man, A. Tengstrom, Thomas Tannatt, Ed.
Strehz, J. r. Kinney, J. w. Girvin.
1860. w. Eberhardt j. G. Hollang,
Thomas Hayselden, Marcus Benfeld David
'sTaylor, John I. Chayter, Il. T. Wilbur,
George Schred, Il. Newcomb William Tel
s fer.
1S70-Henry Roberts, George C. Williams,
{ alexander Macintosh, Francis Herbert, NJ.
Louisson, D. X. Fyfe.
IS71-William r. Castle, L. Way, George
Roberts, w. NJ. Wallace, J. S. Quincy, T. G
Thrum, d. Dayton, E. Kestler, F. A
Schaefer, William Johnson, John Neill, j.
NJ. Dat, Jr., S. Roth.
1872-Russel Whitman, A. 5. Cleghorn
5T. Havselden, ST., G.. West, S. L. Lewis.
1S73-W. \. Markham, Il. Rycroft 7. II
Harrison, H. Z. Whitney. II. Rheimen
schneider, +. W. Lame, A. Herbert, T. Il
Lucas, J. H. Patty.
1S74-J Grunwald, Joseph Hyman, o. 5
Cummings, P. Jones.
1871. w. Robertson, E. d. Crane, J. b
81 Atherton J. Hopp, D. W. Clark, George T
81 Dougherty. E. Kopke.
81 1S7G-A. McWayne, Charles Cante, 5. w
Whitman, " L. Wilcox.
1877-W L. Hopper, George Toni, II, P
81 CLARK, J. T. Donney.
1878-James W. Hatfield, W. Z. Foster
Nv. 0. Smith, L. W. Hopp, E. B. Thomas
M 1871. D. Robertson, Z. w. Peterson
20. H. Virgins, a. Kerr, II. J. Ives, 7. H
Kennedy, T. Gertz.
1897. II. Hughes, 5. 3. Rose, J. J
S Locker, J. More, A. L. Shiron G. NJ. Mar
shall, E. Wadsworth, C. T. Dillingham;, C
E. Mensinger. J. J. Kelly, Alexander Mann
J. Emmeluth, E. NJ. Walsh, j. G.. Jones
81. D. Frazier, c. r. Scarborough.
81 1881-Geo. Z. Howe, G.. T. Wells, Jane
So Berry, c. T. Gemsch J. A. Mckenzie.
1882--J. D. Tucker, a. NJ. MelIis J. J
Garden, c. J. Hardy, George Johnson, join
Gerne, T. B. Walker. c. Johnson, c. NJ
Cooke, c. \. Ashworth, c. T. Hoyt, D. Nc
Donald.
1883--H. T. Lewis, Z. D. Tenney Eugene
Redden, Thomas Jones, James Campbell,
i. q. Schuman, Thomas Douglass, james
8 Savidge, c. W. Bruce, II. Emerson, Charlie.
II. Peterson. Edwin Hughes.
1884-Mark y. Kennedy, G. v Brown
sell, J. L. BlaisdelI, Philip Butler.
1851. L. LaPierre, George Wright, w
g NJ. Wright. Thomas Wright, VIM. NJ. Ora
S. ham, john Farnsworth.
8GBOWTH OF THE ORDER-HABNIoNT LODGE
~ ORGANIZED.
S. IN 1876, the Odd Fellows in Homo
lulu felt that the time had come
when their numerical strength and
q financial prosperity warranted them
lin organizing another lodge of the
order. Accordingly, on May y, 1876
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, 1. o. o. F.
was duly installed by d. d. Grand
Sire David Flitner, under dispense
ton from the Grand Sire of the Order,
after which the following officers
were elected and duly installed by the
Grand Officers: G. S. Barstow, n. G.;
George Williams, V. G.; S. Roth,
Treasurer; r. w. Lame, Secretary.
The meetings of the new lodge were
held for some time in the Odd Eel.
lows Hall, but finally they built the
handsome lodge room, called Har-
mony Hall, on King street, where
they still meet. The membership OF
Harmony Lodge was at first largely
composed of members of Excelsior
Lodge, but they have gone on increas-
ling in numbers, taking in new mem
bers every year, and are at this time
a healthy, flOurishing lodge of Odd
( Fellows.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.