Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

members. It's meetings are beid the arst and
third saturday nights In each month al
S, ringfcld Hall II has membership OF 81.
fiANcocE ASSEMBLY, No. 2l.--Past Ruler,
y VI. Godsby; Ruler, X. j. Warrt-
npr: Instructor, J. l.. Curley; Coun-
cillor, II. NJ. Roykin; Secretary. Joseph l..
Lew; Financial Secretary, +. q. ftizser-
aid; Treasurer, I. +. Minor; Prelate, 4. h
Gary; Director. w. u. Blunt; Guard, 5. A.
Guard; sentry, J. I. Sayille; Trustees u.
+. Huduali, r. r. Wather, aud G. t. Sims.
sons OfTemperance.
George W. Mayo. grand worthy patriarch !;
George II. Valentine. grand worthy ASSOC
ciate; r. b. Wilson, grand chaplain; John
Boucher, grand treasurer; II. X. Smith,
grand conductor; A. Boltz, grand sentinel.
shockoe.IIlll Division, No. 81, J. II. Cow
man, wortay patriarch, meets every Thurs
day evening In Veteran Hall.
West.Epd Division, No. 80, meets every
Tuesday evening AZ Westham Hall.
stOnewRiI Jackson Camp, Confede-
rate Veterans,
meets first Monday night in each month at
Uaiied Veteran Hall, Ninth and Broad street.
Officers: ". &. Darlington, cOmmandant;
Thomas s. Riddick, first lieutenant COM
mandant: r. II. Noryel. second lieutenant
commandant; RO. y. Nortben, adiutant;
Charles NJ. Bosher, quartermaster; I. W.
Traylor, sergeant-maior; Il. +. Rediord'
chaplain. Object social and beneficial
nurse their sick and bury their dead.
Grand Fountain UniIed order or
Grue BcfOFmers.
This organization consists % three separate
divisions viz, Fountains. Classes. and Rose
buds. u 'yas incorpoi aicd April 3, 1888,
With a CT Al stock OF $40 900, with a priv
iege Of estate TO the amount OF $4,000.
THE 10 ,TAINs now number 222-an in
crease ~ IS over last year-WIth member
ship Of 5000 benefited; enrolled. nearly
5000. This department pays sick dues from
Sl.5) 10 $3.50 per week aud death benefits
from S7j 10 Sl2j.
The benefits paid since January ], 1898, 10
January J., 1889, amount TO $4,000 The cash
balance .n this departments $4,000 These
figures show the remarkable increase OF
$4,000 in benefits paid and $4,000 In the
cash balance.
TIE CLAssEs.-This il the business, in
sursnce. and banking department II was
! organized January, 1856. and pays endow-
ments Of from 300 to $1,000 at the death OF
| IL members. II assists us members IN the
| purchase Of homes and carries on general
| banking business. The bank was chartered
1 March ,, 1883. with a cspital stock Of $780,
} 600. The policy holders OF the classes are
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| It will be operated in their interest. The
| bank now controls 1000 worth Of property
and more than $4,000 paid-up capital.
| THE ROSEBUD FOUNTAIN is the children's
| department. u was organized April, 1856,
/ and has more than 1900 members. II paid
! benefits to the amount Of $1,000 during The
| last year ana has Sl,200 cash in the treasury.
| The executive officers OF TIE various de-
| par.ments ore as follows: Casses-W. H..
| TAYLOR, general messenger; pr. :. II. Dis
/ mond, medical director. The officers Of the
| bank are: william w. Browne, president;
| Allen j. Harris, yice.president; L. 7. Hill,
cashier. Finance Committee: Professor J.
r. Jones Cchairman), W. L. Taylor, and W..
| T.. Burrell.
The Rosebud Fountains: Mrs. Eliza Allen,
| goVerness, 6 Oak street, Petersburg, Va;
! Mrs. NJ. a. Berry, Jr., grand worthy secre-
! tary; office 24G Sycamore street, Petersburg,
Va; william W. Browne, general superin-
| tendent.
All tue depsANents OF the Grand Foun-
| tain, United order OF True Reiormers. are
! controlled by board Of directors. William
". Browne is grand worthy master aud W.
| p. Burrell grand worthy secretary. Main
Office, l0j west Jackson street, Richmond,
| Va There are fifty branches OF this order
in Richmond sud Manchester, and 1000
members in them.