The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-11
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A lodge viii be instituted at Greensburg in a
short time
Lagrange Lodge, No. 144, will be instituted at
Lagrange, July 20.
Fifteen divisions will compete for the 81 900
prize at Toronto the coming week
St George Lodge. No. 143, will be instituted at
Evansville. on tomorrow, Monday, night.
Star Lodge, No z, conferred the second and
third, by special dispensation, upon one candi-
date on Thursday night
There will be a meeting of the Grand Lodge
officers of Indiana at the Queens Own Hotel, in
Toronto, on Tuesday, the 18th.
indianapolis Lodge. No. SO, conferred the first
rank upon one candidate on Thursday night, the
new officers occupying the chairs.
The attendance from this State at Toronto,
the coming week, promises to be very large.
Several of the divisions going will be accompa-
MED by bands of music
Willard S. Long. a member OF Palatka Lodge
No 6, of Paatka Fla, and an ex-conductor on
the Florida Southern railway, was in the city
the first part Of the week
Huntington Lodge, No. SO, of Huntington, in
stalled the following officers Wednesday
night NJ B. Suits, G. c.; Jacob Dick. v. c.;
q. f.. Mohler. prelate; Charles Wright, NJ. at A.
A majority of the lodges of this city have in
stalled officers for the ensuing term Capt
Charles Many performs the duties of grand dis
trict deputy chancellor commander in very
satisfactory manner
Indianapolis Division, No. 2, accompanied by
a very large number of Knights and friends
will leave for Toronto. at noon to morrow The
boys will put forth their best efforts to capture
ths grand prize, and they would perhaps do so
If it were not for the fact that the Kokomo
Knights are also entered
Fort Wayne Lodge, No 1I6. of Fort WAYNE
installed the following officers for the ensuing
term: Perry De Haven, C. c.; DR.. NJ F. Porter, "
G.; I, +. Majors prelate; Frank Chapman, H.
Mt A.; Theodore Frank, NJ of E.: A. A. Bunce,
NJ of f.; John n. Anderson, K. of r. s. At the
Knight Sinclair, in a neat speech. presented Past
Chancellor Commander Eaton with magnificent
gold past chancellors jewel.
Excelsior Lodge, No. %, conferred the second
rank upon two candidates on Friday night re-
ceiged ono application for mem 5ership and in
stalled officers for the ensuing term. The lodge
starts upon the new term in good financial con-
nltlon, and II number of the members who
have been very careless about attending will
turn out occasionally and assist in the work
everything Will move along smoothly. With the
proper exertlon, there is no reason why Excelsior
could not be made one of the very best lodges in
the city.
THE coHcLAyE AT TORONTO
Indianapolis Division, No 9, Uniform Rank
will start Monday noon by the Monon route
TO Toronto Canada, to take part in the Supreme
Conciave drill on Wednesday July 81 The di-
vision will enter in class A. Captain Richard
son, the sir knight commander, feels quite con-
6dent that his division viii not be the hindmost
In the competition. The division is in good con-
dition. and will no doubt show itself to the best
advantage. The sir knights will have q special
car for themselves and their families Many
citizens win accompany the Knights, and will
undoubtedly have an ENJOYABLE trip The tick
cts are good for thirty days. The following are
the names of the officers and knights who are
TO take part in the drill: Sir Knight Commander
B. A. Richardson. Sir Knight Lieutenantcom-
mander Joseph r. Forbes, Sir Knight Herald
DR. w l. Heiskell. Sir knight Guide George r.
Reeves, William Luft, DIR. A j. Mouir Mayor
Caleb s Denny, J. Johnson, j. p. Lower, A
McMahan, Henry Cavett, c. II. Hart,
Philip Graf, DR.. w. FL Ridnath,
Charles Schmidt, L.. Whiting, e. l.
Strong, j. f, Bodin, William Marine. g. w.
Barner George Scringer, Frank Bowen. VIM.
MuEry. Dick Smith, d. O. Porter W. B. DEPOT,
j. W. Dryer and A Hagerdon. Twentv-four
men and three officers form the prze-driling di-
vision indianapolis Division will have thirty
two members, twentyfour and three officers to
select from.