Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-22
Jr. O. q, A. M.

Blsirsvf1le and Banner Councils VIII At.
tend divine service together this evening.
Shiloh Council met last night ana initiated
number of new members and also received
two propositions.
Brother John HAYS, q member Of sher>
wood Council No. loo, OF Pittsburg, is lying
very i'll in Chicago.
Bro. William P. Springer, member OF
VIM. Thaw Council, died Thursday evening
last of typhoid fever.
Tube City Council No. S7s, OF McKeesport.
celebrated its second anniversary Thursday
evening in the Opera House.
Mohawk Council No $50. OF Carmfchaels
Pa, will celebrate its first anniversary with
an entertainments on December g.
laurel Council will meet at its hall this
evening to attend divine services at the
Ames N. E. Church on Fifth avenue.
Brother Thomas whftesides, OF General
Pullman Council No. 125,w severely injured
in the wreck on the p, c. & st. l.. road near
Burgettstown last week
To-day has been DESIGNATED BY the Ma
tional and several State Councillors as day
OF Thanksgiving by councils and members of
have arranged to attend divine servica.
The blowout held on Thursday evening
last by William Tnaw was a decided success.
Brother ]. W. Fulton, OF William Thaw
Councillor, having jurisdiction over 1nvino-
Able No. 33 and Sumner No. 267.
East Park Council No. s2l will attend
divine services tonight at 745 o'clock Men,
oers of Hildale, VIM. Thaw, Star of the
West and Pleasant Valley Councils are in
vited to attend. Members will assemble at
the hall, l73 Federal street at z P. NJ
Pride of the West, Lorena, Plymouth and
Reliable Councils will meet in body to-
night at their hall, corner Of West Diamond
and Ohio streets, Allegheny, and proceed to
Carnegie Hall, where Rev. D. S. Kennedy, of
the First Presbyterian Church, will preach
to them.
A new hall has been erected on Sarah
street, Allegheny, and the owners ofit har-
ing given the American Mechanics permis-
sion to name 1t they have christened it
Liberty Hall" In January next VIM.
Thaw Council No. 396 will occupy it, and as
this council will be two years OLD at that
time, an anniversary celebration is talked of.
Thomas A. Armstrong Council No. 29l, had
grand time at its hall, No. lGa Ohio street,
Allegheny, November IA. The hall was very
beautifully and artistically decorated with
the national colors and streamers. State
Councilor A. B. Saybolt, State Deputies
Gordon, johnson, Evans, and representa-
ttves of over dozen sister councils were
present.
All of the division parade committees met
last night. The action of the General Com
mittee in dispensing with the masSmeeting
Is just the opposite to what was expected of
IT. The parade will not be more than half
as large as it was year ago, owing to the
fact that SO many out-of-town demonstra-
tions will be held. But as the committee
has decided upon parade, let no one throw
cold water on the movement.
Beaver Valley Council, No. sol, held spe-
eial meeting Friday evening, November Is,
for the purpose of meeting the State Coun-
cilor OF Pennsylvania, A. B. Saybolt, &C.
compauied by Brother Robert NJ Johnston, of
Birmingham Council No. 26o. Brother Say
bolt delivered q very able address. An ele-
CANT supper was prepared by the M. c. A.
for this occasion. Visitors were present
from Falls City Council No. SS5, Beaver
Fails, and Garfield Council No. a, Canf1eld,
Ohio.