Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29
A. O. 70, w,

A lodge of the A. o. Q. W. will be instituted
at Reading. Pa., soon.
Bloomfield Lodge No. 1874 Twill be found at
Penn avenue and Main street after April l.
Triumph Lodge No. IS will hereafter be
found in Odd Fellows Hall, Fourth avenue.
E. J. Adams, the newly-elected President OF
typographical Union No. Z, is member of In
dustry Lodge No. rs, Allegheny City.
The sick committees have their hands full
that of General Custer Lodge No. lis, of ALE
gheny City, especially so, IA being reported SICK
In that lodge.
Members who contemplate moving should
not forget TO advise the officers of their lodges
OF the same, thus ohviating any trouble that
might arise from not receiving notices.
Special D. G. NJ. W. Samuel ]. osmond insti.
tuted lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen in Lancaster, Pa, last Wednesday
evening" with about 80 charter members
David 81. Gilkinson, who was shot Saturday
last was member of Oriental Lodge No. ls5,
Of Philadelphia. and had many warm friends
in the East, as well as here in this locality.
The members of Union Lodge No. Sc will be
entertained Friday night April 8, by J. w. Sip
pey, who proposes to perform and expose some
seemingly very mysterious Spirituallstic tricks.
When the Mogullian ritual is translated into
the German language Teutonia Conclave No.
l52R invites all members to pay them visit
and see the work done in o way that will be
treat
Sam McCutcheon, of Center Avenue Lodge
No IA, got lost over in Allegheny City lately
IN hunting for Allegheny Lodge No. 81 but
hnaily ended there all out of breath Just as the
meeting was called to order. Sam thought he
was IN "speak-easy" at one time, but extri-
Gated himself
Welcome Lodge No 6, of Wheeling, W. Va,
has taken in Is new members since January ],
1881, and having from five ten applications
every meeting night, What lodge in this jur-
lsdictiOn can boast of such splendid recordf
II confidently expects to have 200 members by
The time the Grand Lodge meets in October.
The Mogullians are bent on having Jolly
good time Wednesday evening next by cele.
brating All FOOLS Day in an appropriate man.
ner and their friends will assist them. This
masquerade is something out Of the general
pleasure by the many friends of the MOgullians.
DR.. James Il. Ewing, of Uniontown Lodge
No. 2j5, az UniCL towu, has been elected Past
Master Workman md representative to the
Grand Lodge. At the institution of the above
lodge March II, he was honored with the above
Offices, being their first Past Master Heis
also their medical examiner ty reason of his
profession, as well as being placed as Trustee.
He evidently must be held in high estimation
by the members of No. 80.
The members of Union Lodge No. So ewre
entertained last Friday night by an elegant ad-
dress delivered by Mr.. Powell, OF Lyon Lodge
He took for his subject Then and Now" 1t
was historical address, and opened up the
way for Mr. BabSt, who has been a member of
the order from its incipiency, to compare th
condition of the A. o. y. w. then and now
very telling and appropriate remarks. Taxing
1t altogether. 1t was one OF the most delightful
meetings held Tor quite while at Union Lodge
Hall.