The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-27
I. O. O. f. Notes.

IS- If the Recording Secretaries or some
other members IL, the sereral lodges, pho may
feel an interest in keeping this column replets
'0ith neWs sho,Cing the doings of the order, wiU
send items Of interest TO this Office care editor
L. O. o. r. column or TO Grand Master II. C.
Hazard, or Deputy Grand Master Crawstaw,
the same tcW reach their intended destination
and receire proper attention.
Covenant Lodge worked the first degree at
its last meeting.
P. G. F. G. Linger, of No. 9, has returned
from Atlantic City.
Union Lodge will confer the degree of
Truth tomorrow evening.
Three applications were received in Beacon
Lodge last Monday evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. II meets tomorrow
evening in Seventh Street Hall.
Canton Potomac meets every Saturday even
ing in Seventh Street Hall for drill
The High Priest, of Magenenu Encampment,
has returned from short stay in Virginia.
The Grand Master can be seen at Seventh
Street Hall on Monday evening from z to s
O'Clock.
Charles R. Mcbride, of Beacon Lodge, has
returned to the city after a visit to his former
home in Indiana.
John 7. Shipley, of Independence Lodge
No. a, of Baltimore, visited Beacon Lodge
on Monday evening.
Noble Grand B. F. Wilkins jr., of Mechanics
Lodge, has, with friends, gone on a bicycle
trip through the Shenandoah Valley.
Harmony Lodge No. 9 and Friendship Lodge
No. II made appropriations for the relief of
May Lodge No. 10, held in Starke, Fla.
1t is reported that the remaining members of
the Datriarchal circle are aDYiaus to rnala nm
plication for restoration to the |. o. o. F.
Frederick d. Stuart Encampment No. 7
holds its regular meeting in Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Seventh street northwest, on Tuesday evening.
Past Grands John H. Nalley and David L.
Hazard, of Union Lodge No. IL, have not
missed meeting of the lodge since their initi-
alton.
Past Grand H. Clay stier, of Beacon Lodge,
sailed for Europe last week, taking with him
his TWO daughters, who go abroad to complete
their education.
Ensign Campbell, of Canton A, was the re-
cipient of a number of badges from the visit
ing Cheyaliers, his breast being literally COW
cred with them.
Naomi Lodge No. l, Daughters of Rebekah,
have decided to donate handsome cane,
rocker, and some other articles to the fair of
Covenant Lodge.
Captain Burroughs's East Washington Can
ton has nearly the necessary number to be-
come an active adjunct to Odd Fellowship in
that part of the city.
Central Lodge No, / worked the degree of
Truth Friday evening. This lodge at its next
meeting, will confer the Initiatory degree upon
250-pound candidate.
Mr.. A. II. Gage of Columbia Lodge No. 10,
will be buried this afternoon at O'Clock from
the residence of his mother -in-law Mrs
Iflley, 93S French street.
Eastern Lodge No. mourns the loss of
another of itsmembers, Brother John Cannon,
who died on Tuesday aged 73 years. He was
buried by the lodge on Thursday.
Captain David r. Alling, commandant of
Grand Canton sassacus, at New Haven,
Conn, accompanied the visiting Chevaliers
from Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Brother l.. w. SaRderson, of Harmony Lodge
No. 9, has been under the weather for some
time. The brother has the sympathy of the
fraternity in bis recent sad bereavement.
ssaaAmong the visitors who witnessed the CON
ferring of the degreeo of Brotherly Love at Union
Lodge No. II Monday evening were; Past
Grand G. Beam, of CoYington, KY; Brother
Peter Mcnamara, of Elkland, Pa; z. G..
James Potter, of Norwich, Ct; p G. George
Metler, OF Canton, Ohio; Brother N d. W.