Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
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State Councillor Collins has issued notice to
tne enect that councils applying to the State
CounclIor Tor dfspensations should remember
tnat dispensatiou cannot be granted. for an
unspecihed time, and in all cases the applica-
LION lion must be accompanied with the fee, 25
cents. Another thing that should be borne in
mlnd Is that a dispensation to ch ange time of
meeting or to dispense with a meeting must
pe mad In time to read at previous meeting
nature should apply for It suficiently earIy to
allow meeting to intervene, otherwise 1t will
not be granted.
William B. Atkinson, the newly elected Ma
tional Representative from Kensiugton Coun-
Gil, No. 5, was rendered reception on Wednes-
day evening. Quite q large number of promi-
nent members of the order were present, among
whom were State Secretary Deemer P. 8. c.,
R, L McCuIly and John v. Giliaspy. d. a.
Reese and E. Lindsay Grier.
One Of the Allegheny councils is displeased
over some of the actions Of the recent session
OF the State Council. and a circular is being
prepared to be sent to each council In the State
condemning the State Council.
The council at Mannheim. Pa. will have
cnarge or the dedication of the Sporting Hill
Scnoolhouse, near that place, which is now In
tne course OF erection. A hag presentation
Will be part of the exercises
A delegation from General Putnam Council
visited Duquesne Council on Tuesday evening
After the business had been transacted Broth
ers Bush, McHenry, Lohman, Christy and Kerr
maue interesting addresses.
A reception was rendered n. J. Sliper. the
new State Vice Councillor, at institute Hall on
Friday evening of lastweek. E. Lindsay Grier
dress.
The fifteenth anniversary Of Pride of the
West Council will be celebrated on Friday
evening, September 5. Two floors of the Sem
pie building have been engaged for the occa-
sion.
n. F. Harrison Chairman Of the Press Com
m1ttee during the session In Chicago, is IN the
city: He says two councils were organized in
the last week in July. Illinois has now Is coun-
ellis.
Natrona Council celebrated its second anni-
versary last evening. Rev. w. R. Covert of
Stonerville; Harry r. Peck and John K. Enge,
OF this city, attended and delivered addresses.
Past State Councillor winower likes the
work too well to give it up. He Is hustling
around in all sections of the State instituting
new councils and visiting old ones
State Councillor Collins is q very busy man
these days. He is preparing his list of deputies
and will appoint larger list than Pennsylvania
ever had before.
Committee will be held shortly, after which the
work OF putting up the monument will be
pressed with Yigor.
The recommendation of Deputy State Coun-
cilor J. NJ. Huddeli to have an organization of
deputies seems to be meeting wi ith approval.
nononBAnela CommanQery VIII go on an ex-
curslon to Morgantown August 13, leaving on
the Elizabeth and returning the next day.
Pennsylvania is rapidly approaching the 500
marx. Six councils have been instituted since
the Williamsport session.
Pride of the East Council, of East Liverpool.
O., paid fraternal visit to Rochester Council
on Friday evening.
Despite the rain on Wednesday the lawn fete
Of Pittsburg Council at Silver Lake Grove was
well attended.
Fred Monninger, rho died in Pleasant VAL
ley, Allegheny, was member Of Pleasant VAL
ley Council.
A council has been organized at Beallsvllle,
O., and named after the late General John C.
Fremont
State Vice Councillor Richey, of Ohio, is IN
specring the councils in the eastern Fart of the
State.
Lescallette Council No. AZ will hold picnic
at Kinney's Grove September 20.
A new council is being organized in East
Brady by DR.. W. j. Grifiths
An application has been made for . new
council at Charleroi.'
+. ]; Longnaker is known as the "fat boy of
Lescallette."
land.