Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-21
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How did you like Cleveland as compared
with Chicago'
Valley Forge Council No. SSl VIII held a
August 81
Manchester Council No. LA has presented
d handsome Bible to the Chicago council
which assumed its name.
The name has been changed again and the
membership will early be asked to indorse
the action of the National Council
Eight new councils were instituted In
PENNSYLVANIA during the past week. The
order never progressed as it is doing now.
Great preparations are being made for
the Fourth of July demonstration at Con.
nellsviue; several councils from the city will
participate.
Very few OF the boys who were IN Cleve-
land missed seeing the Garfield memorial.
In fact they missed seeing nothing that is Of
any interest.
All financial and recording secretaries and
treaSurcrs OF subordinate councllS VINO nave
served three years continually are entitled
TO the degree of Past Councillor.
Mayor Rose ought to be elected an honor
airy member of some Pittsburg council. He
gave the boys the freedom of the city and
assured them that they would not get into
any trouble.
The social meeting TO be held by Grand
view Council No. 259 on Monday evening
promises 70 be an enjoyable affair. Ad-
tute the programme.
Fred Shaler: Dan Evans usually removes
his glasses when he takes the floor co speak,
but he hadn't time to attend to that little
duty when he arose to answer Buser's at
tack on the American"
The councils in the vicinity OF New Beth
lehem, Pa, will make grand demonstration
ct that place on the Fourth of July. D. s.
C.. E. E Truitt, of New Bethlehem, II one of
the leading spirits of the affair.
chester Council No. l24, and Brothers Van
horn sad kOhlhipp, were introduced to the
"Oriental goat on Monday evening, afford
ing considerable enjoyment to the latter.
Brothers W. A. Gordon and b. D. Marshall
deserve great credit for the manner in
which the visitors were entertaiRed. The
bulk of the work devolved upon them and
they came out heroes. The gifts they re-
CetYed were well deserved.
1t was as predicted the most important
session Of the National Council ever held.
This body is gradually assuming the position
It deserves in the minds of the membership
and it cannot longer be said that the State
Council OF Pennsylvania eclipses it except
II members.
Neither Jennie McNeal nor the hero Of
Eredericktown would be in it alongside
Brother Collins. Driving Is miles over But
ler county roads after dark with the moon
'Out Of sight, covering the distance in two
hours ana ten minutes, is a record not to be
sneeZed at. Mr.. Collins is not accustomed to
telling nsh stories, either.
Sons OF Liberty Council No l52, next We'd
nesday evening will give a complimentary
banquet in their spacious council chamber,
Union Veteran Legion Hall, Sixth avenue
The list of those who will respond to the
tOats includes only members of the council,
and has among its number w. T. Kerr, who
Is toastmaster; Walter NJ. Lindsay, Esq.,; DR..
James a. Waugh, d. L. B. Goodwin and
james Whiteside.
July p John Grey Council, No. 249, Jr. o. q.
a NJ, will give picnic at Allequippa Grove.
The following is the committee: A f. Lang,
Chairman; W. a. Davis, W. Nj. Wagner ]. W,
Holmes, 9. Il Mason S. P Nirkirk, j. E. Pew,
W. 4. Newell W. r. Ramsey and 81. W. Pet
singer. A prize game of baseball is on the
programme The committee is made up of
husJlerS and there is no doubt that it
viii be q grand success. The ball game will
lie between a team of the John Grey Council
and the Laurel club. The Greys have never
yet been defeated