Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-15
THE ODD FELLOWS.
The Official Programme as
Promulgated.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR RECEPTION.
The Committees Start East to Meet
the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.


eign Grand Lodge will arrive at the San
ia Fe depot, where they will be met by a
large committee of citizens and Odd Eel
lows. All day yesterday was spent by
the various committees in preparing for
this event. At O'Clock in the afternoon
meeting Of the Citizens Committee was
held at headquarters. Mr.. @. Gault called
the meeting to order andintroduced Hon.
E. F. Spence, the chairman of the COM
mittee, who stated that the committee
had been appointed to make the
visitors feel at home. Judge j. R.
Dupuy stated that special committees
were to be appointed, one to go out on a
train this morning to meet the visitors at
San Bernardino, another to be at the
depots to meet the trains on their arri-
walls, and another to 60 north to meet the
visitors from that part of the State, who
will arrive tomorrow afternoon about 5
O'Clock. The following were appointed
on the committee to 60 East this morn
ing at O'Clock: Captain Barrett, H.
Hazard, H. M. Russell, J. B. Lanker-
SHIN, H. u. Osborne, o. w. Baldwin, H.
La Fleur and r. g. Dupuy.
The following is the Committee of Odd
Fellows who will go on the same train
General j. R. Mathews, Major E. L.
Stern, DIR. Clarke, G. HI. Howry, G. F.
Hunter, T. N. Garfield, G. w. Hicks, w.
H. Perry, T. E. Walsh and j. T. Brown.
A committee of twenty-five will be in
attendance at the Headquarters to re-
ceive the guests there.
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a car
accompanied by the Fruit Committee, as
follows, left Los Angeles: N. G. Carlen,
j. A. Farnsworth, j. F. Fosmer, M. B.
Crabtree, D. d. Morton, J. P. Barney,
George Alley and G. w. Conway. This
car was laden with fruits of all kinds,
wines and liquors, and proceeded to Bar.
stow to meet the incoming train, after
stopping at the various stations this side
of San Rernardino to take additional
supplies.
Mr.. Eugene German left last evening
to proceed as far as Barstow as Recep.
ton Committee OF one to welcome the
guests. There will, in all probability, be
five sections in this train, and in one oi
them are the following:
Grand Rep. F. E. Merriman, Mrs. F
E. Merriman, Boston; Robert w. Taber
Mrs. Robert w. Taber, New Bedford
William M. Hill, Grand Rep. Rufus B
Clifford. Salem Grand Rep. L. P. Wood
bury, Grand Rep. George w. Goss, Mrs
G. W. Goss. Lewiston, Me. Grand Rep
Freeman T. Merrill, Portland Me.
Grand Rep. Albert T. Richardson, Frye
burg, Me. Grand Rep. W. w. Henry,
Mrs. W. W. Henry, Burlington, Vt.
Grand Rep. Hon. w. D. Wilson, St.
Adams, VT: Grand Rep. D. P. Cilley,
Johnsbury, VT; Grand Rep. DR..
Hiram Hill, Manchester, N. H. Grand
Rep. Truman Smith, Pittsfeld, N. Fl. u;
Grand Rep. J. H. Glidden, Mrs. j. A.
Glidden, Boston, N. H.. Grand Rep. G.
A. Jewell, Mrs. G. A. Jewell, Plymouth,
N. H.; Grand Rep. w. R. Dutemple,
Grand Rep. Hon. Gilbert F. Robbins,
Mrs. Gilbert F. Robbins, Providence
Grand Rep. Robert Hockin, Pictou,
N. S.; Grand Rep. R. R. Baines, st.
John, N. B. IS. w. Godfrey, Miss God
frey, H. G. Dean, New Bedford; ]. w.
Hoffman, H. @. Cross, George
G. Scott, Mrs. G. G. Scott, V. D. Lent,
S. w. Manning, Mrs. S. W. Man
ming, Mrs. d. A. Hall, Boston
Dexter N. Platt, Worcester; Charles
Price, Salem; w. E. Glover, K. B. Hill,
West Newton G. F. Thayer, Holliston
H. E. Blackington, Attleboro; George
w. Brown, Joseph Robbins, MIR. Joslin,
Mrs. Joslin, Mrs. s. Smith, u. Gardner,
]. T. Sweet, Mr.. Bowen, Providence; G.
Fl. Bridges, George Warren, @. L. Curtis,
Mrs. G. L. Curtis, South birmingham
Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs. E. Smith, Miss
Padelford, Miss E. Slocum, Waltham
w. d. Ladd, Mrs. W. D. Ladd, Mrs.
Charles Robinson, Mrs. S. D. Lord. Miss
Clara L. Cram, Manchester, N. H.; j.
H. Albin, F. H. Rollins, Concord, N. H. 4;
Mrs. A. Goulding, Miss A. Goulding,
Chateaugay, N. Y; Miss G. La F.
Meserve, Dover, N. H.; Mrs. G. A. Har-
low, Boston; D. Il. Kelley, Charlestown
F. H. Maxfeld, Pittsfeld, N. H.
S. F. Freeman, T. Murphy, Bos-
ton; w. S. Hersey, New Bedford
9. M. Lindsey, Miss Lindsey, Norridge-
wock, Me-. B. A. Monroe, Q. A. Monroe,
Mrs. G. A. Monroe, L. A. Pray, Mrs. L.
A. Pray, A. S. Melcher, Mrs. A. s.
Melcher, Auburn, Me-; Mrs. Shurtlef,
Lewiston; Mrs. Bennett. Poland Springs
A. B. Nealy, R. NJ. Mason, Lewiston
Miss Thompson, Auburn; Miss S. M.
Fowle, Lewiston; B. Adams, Miss Adams,
Portland.
General Baldwin, the Superintendent
of Streets, issued the following order
yesterday:
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS, ,
Los Angeles September 1, 1885,
BY order if the Honorable Council of the city
of Los Angeles, those portions of Main and
Spring streets between the Plaza and Seventh
ufr n alaarpI odd
procession of Tuesday. l therefore call upon
property holders and those building to assist
me in the good work. The city's special force
will be at work from date un.i il Tuesday morn
ing. JOHN N. BALDWIN,
Superintendent of Streets.
In addition to this, an extra and
special force of men will be kept to worh
all night Monday in sweeping up all the
streets on the line of march, and it is the
intention of the Mayor and the Board Of
Public Works to have the streets in q
better condition for this occasion thar
they have ever been before.
The Programme.
The official programme was issued yes
terday afternoon late. 1t is handsome
piece of work, and reflects considerable
credit on those who got it up and Mr.. R
Y. Mcbride. The front of the cover il
printed from steel engraving, and is af
handsome piece of work as has evel
been seen in the State. The programme
is as follows:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
At 3 O'Clock P. M. the Grand Sire, offi
GERS and representatives of the Sovereign
Grand Lodre will arrive in Los Augelel