Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10


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iusi.ts.ed Flushing hne4mpmeat No. "A
/ ana lusss I'D iheir Cltllers- DrUfhrr " iIls.t
Sas ably assisted by Past Grand Master
\ kaLkiu sud number " other good pfCtb-
eu VI funt hssr Eaoampmsnt Ibs
4 organization ls = Tseiy aue g. the 1sslous
| ~Oss and uuuilnk enor.s - Representative
/ Ni' stt. sBd l4 nls report ne gives every
l encouragement thsl ig viii be one ~ The
! best and fosult il great good 30 tbe Patti
zfCuAl sud Canton branches VI tLs order n
Osssses oounsy.
herewith submit lhs several psnu0ns
/ tozsthsr siih tbe cards and c@riincates ~
| The petitioners. and recommend that char
t.fs tor TIE above eao~nPmeals % gfAntea
| accordingly
Garfield EncAmpmeBt. No -. asks per
misslon t. change ia night Of meeting from
The second aud fourth Thursdays 20 the
second aud fourth FRIDAY 0i eAch month
said permission wss granted. and ssk
tlAt the change be approved
Al unusually large number ot questions
were sked during the term aud answered
according 10 the laws aud usages Of The
! order. and az very large perCeatsRe 81
these questions are answered la our rituals
anu the uniform constitution aud Avs /
would recommend that the Pairarcns
throughout the jurisdiction consult them
before writing 10 yonr Grand Patriarch,
aud thereby save him much lime and labor.
and thls Grand Encampment good many
dollars Tor postage and stationery.
| There has been for many years past a
growing dasire for some form OF display IA
odd Fellowship, and We hrmly believe tins
desire has been fairly met and fully grau-
tied bv the organ zation for the Csntons oi
ChsvAliers throughout the jurisdiction and
With their hright banners gilded epaulsts,
gay uniforms aud military bearing are at
tracting the young. and doing much 10 in
fuse new life into all the various brancbes
OF our noble order, and they merit. and
should receive. favorable consideration al
your hands.
Albion Encampment. No. IS, has not
for over a wear past, made any report to ths
Grand Encanpment The matter wal
call ed 10 NV attention and authorized tb'
Grand High Priest, Brother Crosby. To 20 4
Albion and eud-svor 10 ascertain the diih
Guilty, and through the very able efforts o
Brother Crosby Albion Encampment il
again revived and IL now in good workinl
order. and the report of the ID. is now il
, my hands, and | have been creditablN
informed they will have a representative Ia
this Grand Encampment
Having learned that the Sovereign Crane
Lodge has approved OF our amendments Il
the constitution. which changed th'
lime for holding the session of TIN
Grand Encsmpment, ], in consultation
with the Grand Scribe, concluded 10 issue
cirCulsr calling this meeting and ask tha
! he same be sp?oved.
And now, Representatives, permit me, II
few short hours to return 10 you the du
ties and responsibilities you entrusted M
with at your last session. ] thank you. on
and all, for your confidence and esteem
and trust that your labors during the pres
| ent session Will result IN the greatest gOo'
to our entire order throughout The lurisdic
! | tion of Michigan. AEDREw HARsEAw,
Grand Pslrisrcb.
The Grand Patriarch also announced TN
. following committees:
Elections and Returns--Grand Scribe 4
II. Whitney. Rep. John GallOup, Rep. Pete
| Betting.
Finance-Rep. Thos T. Wilson. Rep. }
b. Almard. Rep. John T. Tassell.
, Correspondence-P. q. M. r. II. Rankin
. Rep. Frank Shepard Rep. James A. Kent
. Bylaws. sub b-Encampments-P- .. NJ.
Alfred Mines, Rep.W. G. YounR. Rep. T. !
Hol mes, Rep. ID. Cunningham, p. q. F., \
Barley.
STATE ofthe Or1er-P q. T. Dexttr Gray.
Z. q. +. George Greenfield Rep. I. A. Wi
lett.
Mileage and Per Diem Representative
Il. G.. Johnson. James Austin. Allen Wood
Division on Reference OF Subiects-P. q
M. aud Representative George w Wester
man. Representative J. l.. rrsnchel, +. G
, | L. and Representative r. NJ. Foster.
7 The session will be resumed at O'Clock
| this morning.