Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-23
SEcRtT SOCIETY NOTES.
Open Secrets Of the Oath Bound Brother
hoOds-Mstters of Interest-Announce-
ments and Suggestions for the Good of the
OrIers.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Orders.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Bro. II. &. Wraight is a model property
trustee, and should be kept in the place.
Past Chancellor Fellows now has as nice
a costume as any officer in the lodge, and
is happy.
Bro. w. X. Burnett will return from the
grand lodge with the charter of Red Star
in his pocket
Sir Knights Sollenbarger, Burnett, Hiser
and High compose the Big 4" of Cham
pion City division. They may be found on
the left.
Next Wednesday night will be the first
night for nomination of officers for the next
term in No. 205. The election will occm
one week later.
District Deputy Grand Chancellors are
not expected or required to give official
information unless the lodge by vote re-
quests them to do so.
Grand Master of ExcheQuer J. W. Coles
of this city, will leave for Youngstown
Tuesday afternoon to be present at the ses-
sion of the grand lodge.
At the regular meeting of Red Star lodge
last Wednesday evening nine Pages were
admitted and four Esquires were charged
in the rank of Knights.
1t is expected that there will be at least
twelve divisions in the parade in Dayton,
June 10. Division A. expects to make a
good showing on that occasion.
Division A had a social and dance last
Monday evening. Although the attendance
was not large, every one present enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent.
Bro. Joseph +. Merrill was elected and
installed master of finance in place of
Bro. Joseph Spahr, who resigned on ac-
count of having too much business to look
after.
Red Star lodge has received their COM
plete outfit for working the degrees, and it
is not known that there is another lodge in
the state that has 40 complete and fine COS
tunes.
Past Chancellor W. X. Burnett will leave
for Youngstown tomorrow afternoon to at
tend the session of the grand lodge and rep
resent No. 2O5. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Burnett
Divisions 6 and A will probably run the
first excursion TO Dayton and Soldiers
Home of the season, Thursday, June 10, at
which time the first meeting of the 4th
regiment Uniform Rank will be held
The delegates from Springfield to the
grand lodge will be composed of j. W.
Coles, Grand NJ. of E.. Bros. o. b. Trout
and 7. +. Mckinney, representatives from
MOncrieffe No. SO. and Bro. W. X. Burnette
from Red Star No. 2O5.
Division ~ will give their last of the
season" social and ball Tuesday evening.
June l. Invitations will be issued and an
admission charged. The object is to raise
sufficient money to defray the expense of
taking a band to Dayton June 10.
Tickets will be for sale by the Sir
Knights. and all who are disposed
to assist will have an opportunity
20. o. F.
Springfield Lodge No. SO initiated on
candidate last Thursday evening and will
work in the first degree next meeting night
Tuesday evening is the regular meeting
of Fidelia lodge No. II ID. of X. There
will be work in the degree.
Monday evening, May "a. Fidelia lodge
will give the last entertainment of the sea
son at the ArmOry of Division No g. L. r.
X. p. The committee have limited the
number of tickets to 500, (price ten cents)
which can be had of any member of Fidelia
lodge. The entertainment is necessary to
raise sufficient money to complete the para
pharnalia. All Odd Fellows, who have the
order at heart, should purchase ticket and
help the sister along. They have been
working very hard to get an outfit so that
they can render the beautiful degree of
Rebekah in a manner becoming one of the
oldest lodges in the state. Brothers come
and help us. The entertainment will con-
sist of the following programme:
l. Music
> RecitatiOn............Mi Miss Berthe Cadwallader
3. OF Rebekah
4. Music.
;. Comedietta Don't be too quick to cry wolf
&eTgsIdiDe &eg i Gilbert Newly married couple.
Captain George.
i. Music.
Rectat on Miss Flora McCann
S. Spartacusto the gladiators~ Geo. W Mccain
y. Music.
10. Queen Esther before King
IL. Recitation Miss Jennie kershner
Il. Music.
IL. Living statuary Faith, hope and charity
II. Music.
10. Stage Struck, a laughable farce in one act
Mr.. MaYwOOd, all elderly merchant.
E6Ts r6gafSeki TsaiiIa ms son. Stage struck couple
Mrs. Cowslip.
The entertainment will commence at eight
o'clock.
NATIONAL UNION,
Royal Council, No. 81, is still booming
and getting first-class members, notwith-