Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-11
O. u, A. Nj.

Industry Conclaye No. 2515 anticipates a
rousng meeting Tuesday evening next and
Will have several candidates on hand.
The examinations of the applicants for the
new lodge at Oakland is now going on, and the
institution will take place before many days.
Past Master Workman James Marshall of
Industry Lodge No. 25 Allegheny City, is
among the vast army of candidates for Coun-
els, and is out for Common Council
Members Of the lodges in Allegheny City
row evening at Custer Lodge TO arrange for a
monster open meeting on the Northside.
II has come to this, that Grandview Con-
clave No. 2l915, Of DuQuesne Heights is going
70 make merry Wednesday evening February
II, in is hail by having a masquerade of flrst-
class order
c. c. Thompson, the new Speaker Of the
5ouse, Is member of the lodge at Warren
Pa, and was on the Committee of Fifteen when
the charter was dissolved. He is well known
Z by the members here, having been in attend
aHce at the Grand Lodge sessions and has
many VAIN admirers.
The installation of the newly-elected officers
OF Industry Lodge No. 25 ALLEGHENY Civ took
place last Tuesday evening ana was conducted
0y inc Representative TO the Grand Lodge,
Charles i. Hannan, assisted by the Past Mas
rPrs of The above lodge and II. A Trout of
Union Louge No. IS, of Pirtsburg.
II. F. James, of Franklin Lodge No.
franklin. Pa, who served faithfully for a num
Der of years as Receiver of his lodge. has re-
signed that Office owing to his being elected to
represent his district at Harrisburg. He was
presented with an elegant silver set by the
members Of his lodge prior to his departure for
Harrisburg.
Capital Council No. 364, o. Z, A. NJ. gave
rattle for silver hunting case watch and 80
callber revolver Thursday evening Januarys 4
for the benefit of Mrs. William G. Brown. No
2S won the watch and No. 274 the revolver
The parties holding the lucky numbers will
please call at No. 92 South Eleventh street.
PIttsburg, Pa.
At the last meeting OF Good Will Council No.
Z4'. Q. Y. a. u, the following officers were in
stalled by D. d. S. c. Robert Gordon: C., w
7. McMilien; V. C., A. NJ. Fording R. s.,
Sharies Nightingale; A. r. s., r. A. Garburth;
+ ;, Elmer Biveui Ind. Oliver Rose; Ex,
Jacob Eordlng; q p, George w. David; o. p,
:. ;. Russell: Trustee, Fred Dahner: Repre.
sentative 10 State Council, S. S. Russell; PROXY
John { Neal. This council is taking in new
members nearly every meeting.
At a regular stated meeting of General Alex.
ander Hays Council No. S99 o. U. A. NJ, the
following UfhCers were installed by D. d. s. G.
Robert Gordon for the ensuing term. G.
Charles kuoch; Y. C., c. H. Phillips; r. s., j.
Gordon; Ind, Lewis Fry: Ex., ]. Bole:
@ r.. Z. H. Day; o. p. T. F. Demmine:,
trustee Phil Newhard. sr. I. Demming and
Z. u. Day; hepresenISsatVe TO State Council. c.
b. Mespiay; Junior E. c., W. II. Daniels; SEN
Tor Z. C., Phillip Newhard, Sr. This council is
in good standing. 1t was organized little over
Two years ago.
Thomas A. Armstrong Council No 2a1 q II
A. NJ, Of Allegheny City. has elected and in
stalled the following officers for the ensuing
term: Councillor, W. d. Mathews; Vice Coun
cIior, George B. Burton; Junior ex-Councilor
William q. Evans: Senior ex-Councilor rred
J. Bennett; Recording Secretary, a
Fulmer; Assistant Recording Secretary Ed
ward Cramer; Financial Secretary. j M
BraJtI Ind. Albert Luton; EX., ID. j. Camp-
bell; / P, William Cooper; o. p, William
Merriman; Trustee, Joseph Paul, Sr; Rep.
G W. 2. L. Hamilton (re-elected) and proxy
Joseph Paul, SE. This council is gaining in
membership at an encouraging rate, having
from one to six limitations at every meeting.
At the last regular meeting of General Gus
ter Council No. 23S the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term by State Deputy
Presley Brown: John H Kellar, Councilof:
George II. Scha1weker, Vice Councillor: Pres
ley ;. Brown, Secretary; John II. Frazier,
Assistant Secretary; John 4. Graham Finan.
clal Secretary; John d. Powelson ST. ex-
COUNCILLOR Thomas S. Ross, Jr, ex-Ccupcilor:
William ScEuling Inductor; John McFa
Examiner: Frank o. Seaoer, Inside Prot +:
J. ". ;. Rankin Outside Prot: Thomas s.
Ross, Trustee: William Barton Rep. to State
Con-; Jonn u. Powslson, Proxy to State Com
The council has moved the place of meeting
from the Metropolitan Bank Hall to the
American Hall, (fOTmerly Klopfer's HalO
where 1t VIII meet every Monday night at 7:30
o'clock.