Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-30
a. O. L. w.

There will be no assessment for December in
this jurisdiction.
Lodges will soon be instituted at Reading.
Chester and Clearheld. Pa.
Manchester Lodge No. 26, Allegheny City,
made success of Its recent entertainment.
\ monthly A. Q. L. W. journal will be started
IN PittsburG commencing with the new year.
Rev. J. P. Mckee, of McKee's Rocks Lodge,
IS now stationed at the Liberty Street NJ. Z.
Church.
Welcome Lodge No. G. Wheeling W. Va,
has increased lis membership l27 per cent since
the last Grand Lodge session.
The incoming week will witness large meet
lngs, as the election OF officers takes place, and
asllrted rivalry exists IN some lodges.
Center Avenue Lodge No. la4 turned out in
body sunday last out of respect to their late
hrorh"r Winfield 5. Smith, who died by an
accident
Custer Conclave No. llS15 (MoGullians) have
ia contemplation another OF their enjoyable
entertainments which have on all occasions
nLled their lodge hall.
Industry Concldve No. 2j1% (Mogulliaus). AL
legheuy City, meets Tuesday evening next, at
which al Cunclaves il Allegheny county are re-
Questcd to be present.
The eighteenth anniversary of Allegheny
Lodge No. 81 was celebrated in fitting man
ner, refreshments, cigars and speech-makinG
playing a prominent part
Past Master Workman James Fleuder of
Allegheny Lodge No. 81, has the ritual COM
United To memory, something which good
many cfhceIs might do with profit 10 all con-
CeTned.
Grand Master Workman Maloney has issued
Circular M. il relation TO election of officers
IN the Grand Lodge and subordinate lodges
ana otLer matters pertaining 10 the order. 1t
is very encouraging.
Altoona Lodge No. 2l6 was instituted al AL
toona, Pa, Friday evening, y uvembcr 81 by
Deputy Grand Master Workman Samuel l.
Osmond, with a large charter list including
the business men of the town.
Mt. Washington Lodge No. ll3 and Gran J.
view Lodge No. 2l9. contemplate paying fra
SerLal visit 20 Welcome Lodge No. d, Wheeling,
W. a, thursday evening next Members o.
me order are Colulally invited 10 60 along.
James R. hibler, the efficient clerk 10 Grand
Recorder McNaIr, Is Kept busy OF late making
out new cerIIcates, but he smiles when the
iaCt Is known that the order Is increasing in
membership. He says he is equal 10 the de-
Daud.
Victor Lodge No. IS, at West Newton, Pa,
VIII be palo a fraterual visit by Past Grand
Mater W orlzman Kline, Grand Recorder Nc
Nj and Deputy Grand Master Workman
Samuel l. OsmOnd. They will no doubt render
good account of their trip.
Allegheny Lodge No. 81 of Allegheny City,
IS working In very quiet but effective manner,
having had nine initiates and three applications
AZ Que meeting two weeks ago. II is reported
70 be keeping up this same way, as at Its last
meeting II duplicated the above.
Westmoreland Lodge No. Sc, at Adamsburc
held an open meeting last Friday evening.
Past Grand Master " orkman, VIM. Il. Ford,
:. 4. Kline and Grand Recorder j. NJ. McNair
were among the visitors. Addresses and music
were the order of the evening. A banquet was
gwen TO the visiting brethren.
Master Workman w. o. McCluskey, of We'll
come Lodge y @. o, Wheeling, w. Va, delivered
an address on The occasion of the celebration
of the twentc second anniversary of the order
before the memrtrs OF the above lodge, which
is spoken of very highly. II appeared in the
last issue of the A. .. L. w. Journal
Inside of the coming month the banner now
held by Center Avenue Lodge No. l24 will be
transferred TO lOuge whicn meets down town,
as it is nearing the mark with which the first
Damed lodge captured the banner, 81 members
at one time. The downtown lodge expects to
20 1t one better and eclipse the record.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Samuel /.
OsmOnd has returned home from he East after
a very successful trIp, planting two new lodges,
one at JUhnstown and the other at Altoona
large ones, by the way, and paving the way for
several more. He is pushing an active
campaign IN Allegheny county, having two fine
charter li~J> filing ND rauidly, one IN Pleasant
Valley and the other at Oakland.
The officers of Juniata Lodge No. 246. of
Altoona, which was recently instituted by
Grand Organizer Samuel l. Osmond are: Past
Master Workman, Dr.. William D. Hall;
man, George A. Baer; Overseer, w. J. Den
ming; Guide, W. s. Hostier; Recorder, George
tlper; lnancler, John Hurd; Receiver. w. Il.
SmitA; Inside Watchman. w. c. Leet: Outside
Watchman,L L. r. LeVan; Trustees, J. S. Leisen-
ring, ESQ. Lloyd Cooper and w. w. Rudisill;
Medical Examiners, Drs. W. S. Ross and Eriel
I. Cherry; Representative to Grand Lodge DIR.
William D. Hall.
{. L. Hannah. of Industry Lodge, is candi.
date for Grand Inside Watch Of the Grand
Lodge Of A. o. U.W. and his prospects are fair
for being elected. The brothers can rest as
sured that If he is elected he will make a very
efficient officer. He has been connected with
the order IOr number of years, and has been
an earnest and hard worker during the entire
time. The election begins Monday, December
l. 1890. Mr.. Hannah has heard nothing vet
about circular in regard to prices ON changes
IN uniform and thinks it is high time a report
were made. Otherwise the order may expect
TO loose some legions. He has been endeavor-
ing 10 huu O something about the Youngs-
town affair but it is still in the dark and he ex-
poets II will turn out like No. did. He asks
for enlightenment