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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-13
Metbodi.t EpiseopaI Churches.


Gilman PARK Methodist Episcopal church,
Bsus-d-ReV. 2. T. Fses, pastor. Services a. Il
q Z.
Swedish Methods. Episcopal church-Fifth
street, near Pine, Rey. John soe1sol, p2s-o--
Services az II e. Il
AsbUry Methods. Episcopal church. Ere
rnout-Rev Hora.io AIliny, pSsior. Services 8!
Il E u. and I'D p n.
Craze Methodist Episcopsl. chureh-RaiaieEs
and Market streets. Rev. Lew P-Iaer WILL
preach morning AID evening.
Gernsn Methodist church-stewart and 7 hi--
tee1th streets, Rev. C. A Pressing, pastor. ser-
vices al II g. and ~ ?. Z.
African Methods; Episcopal ehurch-Jones
and Madison streets, Rev L :. B.eEea=y, pas
Tor. services a. II e. L. and 10 p n.
Battery street Methodist Episcopal church
Third and Battery streets. Res. Alfred -aEood,
pastor Services az II g. II and 80 p N
Haven Meiho1is. Episcopal church-sscont
avenue ana Howard streets. Rev l. ID. " lite,
pastor. Service. at II g. II. AID 1.3J ?. n
Norwegian Danish Methods. Episcopal
chureh-Fiftn and Olive streets. Rev. Martin
Hansen, pastor. services al L g. L. and 80
2. n.
Grace Methods: Episcopal chu-ch-King and
Rainier streets. Rev. \. IeaElck. the ne"
pastor. has arrived, and VIII preach this no.a-
ing 81 II O'Clock
Madison stree; Methodist Episcopal church.
Madison scc CIoyerdals streets. Rev. y. :.
Buck1er, pastor. Services e. II e. n. AID I'D
?. II >G1daE-sch01l alter morning service
First Methodist Episcopal ehurcn-Third and
Marion streets. Arz Houston, Of Iowa, prom
iasut worker in the Nonan's Foreign Mission
aTy Society. viii speak in the morning az Il
O'Clock, and Rev. y. p Teirlck, the new pastor
OF Grace church, il the evening.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal ehureh-Co-ner
Mercer aud Kentucky streets, Rev. :. AlonZo
Bright. D. D., pastor. Clss.-meetIag CO 10 G. m.
Ssbbe;h-scbooi ct I2;3O p n. EpTOrta League
(services for the young q, 6:So P. N. Preaching
by the pastor at Il a. II. Subject; Who Shall
Conq1er9" At7:s9 p. 4. revival services Cos
pei HYMNS No. viii be used. ibis = the new
es. book OF sacred music OUT An urgent invi-
tstion is extended to every one TO attend these
kerYIrah.
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches

German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street, near Pine. Services at i e n.
Welsh Presbyterian church-seveu,h and
Olive streets, Rev. J. Il. Hughes, pastor. SEW
ices al 1880 3. r
German Evangelical chucck-Harrison and
blrcn streets. Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services
al Il e. n. and 80 P L.
Second Presbyterian church-O7k and Harri.
son streets, Rev ". ". Coz, pastor. Services
8, II a n and 80 ?. II
Calvary Presbyterian church-Ma-ket an.
King streets, Rev. T NJ Boyd, pastor. Services
81 Il :. II. ana 80 p. n.
First Presbyterian chUrch-Thi-d aud Msdi-
soa streets. Rev. Elliott ". Brown. pssro-
Services 81 Il g. L. and 80 ,. Il.
Rev. \. kllpatgic1 will preach for the Re.
formed Pres 1yie-laas il Ra2ke's nall ti!st
hooi' f!itn street entrance, AZ Il B. Il and : %
l. Il SaobaIh-sciool a. i s.
United Pres bytsrians-Neet n Yorr. Mems
Christian Assoe!4iioH rooms, LII Font street.
Rev. ; D-l Johnston, pastor Residence
JioUld AMI Nills-i streets Services al lis m
and 7:S1 ?. L. sabaa:h-seAooI a. u
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s.eTens Corps, No. !, held their regular meet
ing II the Grand Army hall Friday afternoon.
Ms. APPRECIATE and Ma Humbrighs were in
itisted. About aity members were in attend
auce.
Routine business was transacted. Reports
were received from the committee appointed TO
arrange for the campfire 10 be given Wednesday
evening. March &c. az the 6. A. r hall
An unusually good programme has been ar
rEngee-I1uslc, Rotations, dancing, refresh
Deuts.
The attendance will Re limited to the mem
beTs anu the families OF members OF the Grand
Army, sons Of Veterans, Ladies Aid Society
and Womeus Relief Corps, the hall being too
small TO accommodate all those who otherwise
would attend. Members OF the Grand Army of
the Republic and sons Of Veterans are request
ed 70 wesr uniforms and badges.
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Sons OF s.. Georce.

4; the lssi regular meeting Of Washington
Lodge No -, held In the 6. 4. r hall, Hlnck-
ley block, there was 8 large attendance. under
the presiding officer, ". SetchelL The usus.
routine OF bus. nsss being s0oa brought = a
close, visiting brother, !. Tho1linsoa. Of Ia
coma. stated thzt Rainier lodge, OF thEt CITY
wished 70 co-cpera-e vita Seattle. WITH the OBJ
;ec; Of holdiag b!g celebration il the near
i2tare, including, il all probability. an excu--
zion 20 Victoria on May n Next Tuesday the
lodge will hold an open meeting 81 : % p. II in
TIE above hail, when social entertainment. in
clGdlng cigars, VIII be given. Il !s hoped that
al friends o. the order viii avail themselves Of
the opportunity 70 visit Washington lodge.
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tending The relief co-ps' campfire, TO 5e held
Wednesday evening. Esreh Is. 10 wear badges
ana uniforms. Ills campfire promises TO oe
uery Interesting occasion, sad tie attendance
viii be limited % the families o. members Of
ths Grand Army, Torleas Ke.iet corps
Tadiezs af6 soefet- an6 Sons % Veterans.
TIE ofieers-e.ect Of L. (. Gran. Camp, No s,
Of ortinz. we're installed last Wednesday even
ing By Colonel {. T. street., formerly commander
O. s.eTens Post. Of this city.
Division orders So. 2, ss-lss i5g2, viii Be IL
sue6 soon.
Cspts.r Charles PIinpto1, Post CAPTAIN Z H.
Smith and Bother George Z. de Stsizus-. have
beea appointed as E committee TO try and secure
me guns formerly in tie hands Of the camp,
bit which were sent over into the Okonogsn
district a. ths tine o. the Indian scare Il teey
ere successful, Captain Piinptoa viii Inustsr 6
company Of :. Y. guards.
Ellsworth Camp, 20. Is, Latsh, viii Re reor-
g--sZzc
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Free and Accepted sIasons.

On Tuesday night Washington Lodge of PEP
fiction, No. /, A. and A : p, held regular
Ioeesipg.
Eureka, No. %, held special meeting on
wednes1sy evening, aad in the presence OF 8
large nUnber, conferred the Master Mason . de-
gree on tzo candidates
On Friday night Washington Chapter, Rose
Cro.x. No. ]. Scottish Rite, held 4 meeting and
conferred tie Fifteenth aud Sixteenth degrees
On three cAndidzte=- Tie soTk was dcas in
fine shape.
Yesterday q; o'clock ii the afternoon wash
iagton Council Of EadOsh, No. !, held special
communication and conferred the Twenty
eighth, Tveniy-aEa;h s.d Thi-tieth degrees OF
three csndidatsz
Las; night Eureka Lodge. No. -, Free and
Accepted Assons, held q regular meeting for
tie transaction Of ordinary routine business.
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Seattle Lodge, Nc %, 3. r O. Z. Is gathering
81 many new membsrs. Great interest is mani
tested IN the work Of the lodge, and without
doubt 10 secret society in Seattle is enjoying
more pros per.iy ihsa ihc Ike lodge Is a. present.
number Of applications are received aud de-
gree wcrk IS Ter 9rraei a. every meeting. Il
even s-sgestet that sPecia. meeting will be
called - confer degrees on large number OF
candidates anxious 20 !ola tie autlered t.ibe
Friday March j., a. entertainment wllI be given
~ the opera house tor the benefit OF the lodge
81 which fue iocsl talent Will take part I.
promises % be tie most enjoyable aad enter
aiming afalr cYer seea II the CIV
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Miscellaneous Services.

The Free Methodist chu-ch-Corner Tenth and
Pine streets. Rev. J. Grips, pastor. Services
II q n. and 7:3o ?. n.
Young Mems Christian Associs:ion-l.sl7
Front street. song and gospel service e. ?. n.
Special service today. Young mems prayer
meeting every Saturday evening ct p n AL
young men cordially invited 70 these services
The Peoples church - Cnten0miuational
Ases a. :. z N oiFtno.S nan !I0ftheri!
street, Rev. Benjamin Parsons, pastor; resi-
dence, 40 Bell street: Office, 5l3 Pioneer build
Ing. Topic: 1.-The Greatest OF ali Questions"
Seats iree. CoagregsIioaal singing. Strangers
and non-at.endents elsewhere are cordially in
y.ted.
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Ihird
street, lear Pike. Rev. L Hedeea, pssior
Services a. II E. II
Norwegian Danish Lutheran ehErch-Fourta
and Pike streets. Rev. c. o. Eosing, PASTOR
Services g. 9.S1 g. n.
Norwegian Lutheran ehu-ch-sz-vice every
Sunday evening 81 O'Clock, =; Pike street han,
corner Pike and Fifth streets Rev. e Hosi,
pastor; residence, - De Forest street.
Holy Trinity English L1therga-Cofner
Seventh and Union streets, Rev. L. ? newer.
us.,or. residence res- OF church Preaching a:
II oel0ck g. n The services VIII Be conducted
By the Rev. A Grant Lcder, OF Tacoma Sun
csy-scaool regularly q. I2;30 ? Il As TIE pss-
to- s absent from the city there Will Dc no
evening serTics ana 10 Teekly meeting On
TkurslaY evening
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Knights Of Pythias.

The Endowment rank is steadily gaining
substantial supporters Dr. " Whyts Fred
eficks has been appointed examining physician
for section AL
Lske Lodge, No. IS, net on Friday night and
conferred n. Esquire and knight rank On two
Candidates.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, net on Thursday
nigh; IN regular session. ana transacted the
usual amount Of routine business
Seattle. No. 81. he'd splendid meeting on
Wednesday eveuinE, at which the knight rank
was conferred On three candidates.
Puget sound, No. Il, met on Friday night and
conferred the Second degree on one candidate.
Queen City, No %. On Monday night had q
largely attended business meeting.
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As Captain McAllep, of the tircboat,
was coming in on Vest street car yes
Ieriay morning he discovered danes COM
ing from the root OF 3 cabin owned by
John k.nnear and located on West street
near Vine. He jumped from The car. ran
to house near by, got = pail Of water
and IN few moments eNtinguished the
IKE. The damage was small
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On Tuesday night stevens Post bed = we'll
attended meeting OF veterans and admitted one
now member.
" NJ Holmes on March Is VIII go to Sidney
60 muster IN a new Grand Army post.
john K. hianesr viii deliver an address be-
FORE stovcus Post On Tuesday night
The John F. Miller Post viii hold its regular
meeting at is bali IN ,he Frye building, Tues
Gay evening. The doors will he thrown open ST
$50, when Captain X. Bradley viii deliver MS
address on she Red River Campaign o. Louis
lana" All those interested Ia the subject are
invited 70 attend, lS3!es included,
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Independen. Order Of Good TempIar.


Lake Uuioa 7 o. 6. 7 Lodge, No. 115, h.s
adopted the "e-e1it system in It's progrs ,nnass,
Miss Bertha Esstoa be.Bg captain OF Company
A, and Miss Bessie Fs-gusoa captain OF Co-u-
yEny Z Lest Tuesday evening Company zen.
ders6 TIE programme
TIE following 4 a. original poem BY Masts,
John c. S.o-ey, aged = years:
Friends O! ter. uereaee, cone and join Us IN CIR
fight ssains; TIE wrong;
Come. nov, and ls; Is conquer old giant
alcohol.
On the banks OF fair Lake Union Or lodge hall
And We mean 70 give no quarter to the enemy
0! al lands.
Our depGty, Brother AsAvosth, is true and
When he can be Of service he'll do tie best he
CAL.
Our chiei Tenplar, Charles Eas.ou, sit, proudly
Ard csIls ogi tie orders 10 the officers here and
there:
Orr secretary, g. his cesE, takes notes Of ali
Hes very swift in all his work and very full
OF fun.
Hare you ever heard the music Of our new ten
perEnc= band.
Blowing out shEiu defiance il harmon! 50
grand?
II yoG only have the password yol have moth
ing thsn 70 fear,
Miss Daisy VIII ADMIT you when you whisper in
Ter ear.
The brothers and the sisters are seated round
the hall
With happiness within their hearts and smiles
for one and al
70. much batter Il this happy place than the
gr0g-shop's noisy din,
Whore men and boys are following life Of
shame and SIM
Come, help Is IN or efforts 70 briuy the lost
ones back,
And N our coy lodge room here we'l keep them
On tie track
Recitasioa-..A Man or shoe'' .----......-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Daisy kee;on
RecitEg50l-siA spanish Due.' NJ. Winniarhsm
Reeiis1lOu-.-R Revolution &c., Ms WinnilE1an
Keeitztlon-"I oday's Train Tomorrow"
.-.- .-.-.-.... .---..........M Ny. Oscar Eastoa
Reeitsiion-'.Tns Razor seller"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Master Willie Buhty
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian Church->eyen.h. bztEeen Pike
and Uuion-W. G. Eliot, il. pastor. Morning
service az IL O'Clock and sermon on 'The Cse
and Abuse Of the Bible" Evening services Dis
continued. Sundsy-school end religious study
cigss el l2.i5 ., n.
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Congregational Churches

Taylor Congregational church-Bireh and
l2cnss streets Rev. George Il Lee rsstor
services s; l, g. II. sad 80 ?. Z.
Plymouth Congregational church-Third snd
university streets. Rev. Wallzce Nr.-ipr pss-
to'- Services az Il s. l. and 80 p n
Brooklyn Congregational chu-ch-w. ". Fer
Ter. pastor Services al il q. II. subject Of seq
MON True " .scoE-.' SUltay-scho5l =, I2:lL
EGgewa,er Congregational chErcn-N P
zones. pastor Services 81 Il a. n and 80 D n,
Morning Subject; The Law OF Res.tio1 .
Professor G. + Newherry. OF CoupevI.le acad-
envy Will p-eaGa II the evening Sundsv-school
a ile close OF the morning service. NJ. A J.
GollSrd. superintendent Young ueo2, :
meeting - @ .15 ?. N.
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to-, prominent. worker IL tire Wons7s ror-
e.za Missionary Society OF the Methodist Epis-
copsl church, will speak az the Fl-sf Methodist
Episcopal church both morning and evening.
Rev. y. ?. Teir!cz, the new pastor O. Grace
Methodist Episcopal church. VIII preach az
Grace II the morning, and 81 the KS. cnE-ca
il the evening. Al Trinity Parish church KeT.
P. Z Eylaai, Of Blaine, vii preach II ias even
ing. Rev. a Grant Lo1e-, OF Tacoma, viii
preach at Trinity Lutheran in the morning.
Following ara the notices:
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quiet charities and 10 needy brother q ever
allowed 70 want The 5ast part OF this branch
Of frate-ral WORK il that i often reaches I-ea
too proud 70 AJAX fo- ei1 and Who de rather than
reveal distress Of their own accord. AL the
various orders in Seattle ere moving Onward
End upward and doing good Work. The o1d
Fellow celebration in Aprii promises 70 be Big
affair, and the Masonic temple dedication VIII
also be & red-let;s. day for toe &asons- Knights
OF Pythigs are looking forward 10 the annual
Convention IN Nay at Tacoma, and IL iset
frrsrE
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Methods. Protestant church Of SOUTH sest1e
Preaching a. 30 ?. Il oy TIE pastor. Het. :.
shepaeTd- Union saa1sy-scEOoi az t7e sane
place a. ?. n PraFsE--se-Ing I1E'sosF
evening 2: 80 p n All s-e invita-
Second Methodist Protestant esurca-Nor,o
sea-tie. corner Republican ard warren s,Iesls.
ID o'closk snd a. 10 ?. n sun1sy-school az
lZ.I5. D. 3. Ward, Superintendent ETsfToooy
welcome % al tte services CT tas CHURCH
First Methodist Protestant ehcrea-Cornsr
Of ThI-d and Pine stresss- services az Il a Il
ana 7.Sop- n, conducted By the pastor, ClaEk
Davis. sunsey-sehcol, I2:31. H Wins carr,
superintendent. Young peoples meeting n
the church paEscr 81 sd ? n c=aIs lee
ard all invited
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Ancient order of Forr,ter,

Court Enterprise. f-qc. held well-attended
Meeting on Thursday night Speeches were
inside by number o' visiting brothers. who ex-
court
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The Sons O. Veterans Will not NEE; mex. Mon
day evening.
Word was received by Captain Piimpton last
week thGt Brother George Nig,iAr, formerly q
member Of camp NJ :. had died IN Chicago
He was buried by one o. tho camps OF sons OF
Veterans IA taat city
Mrs. cooling, president Of Stevens Relief
Corps, No !, requests members OF the camp s.-
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s.l3a n Preaching 4. u g. Il sad I'd p n,
b. the pastor. Preys--rnsetiug .. I'D p n On
Thursday. The North Seattle eisc1ris cars sop
rsS- the church
First Christian ehrrch-SeEeca street, oe-
tween Third and Fczrsa Rev. 2 z D1o-Aps
pest1z Preaching a. Il g. n sad - 2 z
suaaay-school q. 10 = n. Miss Luc. c. Pratt,
Euverinleadent. 7. P 6 c. L Eeea1g q. %
D. z. PrGver-Eeeti1g TaurSdzy evening 81 80
D. 4 Invitation extended 70 Al services
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AncIent order Initch Mnrlmen-

Queen City Lodge, No. -, \. O. Z. W, gives
free social on the third Tuesday Of each month,
The lodge IS gaining great strength. Il now Ia.
ntiy-,hree active ueu.eys
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snoqua.mis lodge was Instituted on Monday
ivcninE with twenty charter members.
Following Is the lis; Of officers: Past president
Nelson x. Lee; president, Wesley Reid. vice
president Grant Sweet; secretary, Peter J. Ms-
loney, cAsp,ain, John Ryan; conductor. Jay
Nckaln; inside guar-, Iksac Miller; outside
guard, Fred Bail; medical examiner, Dr. Cullen;
trustees. John B Carr, Wesley Reid ana Peter
NcClof1t
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Catholic Churches.

e. B5aIfsce Catholic church-F.eie-;ck and
Thirteenth streets. Mass q. l9:21 e. n
Catholic Church Of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets Conducted ~ the RedenptoEist
Fathers. Mass a: l0:39 s. n
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Coueep-
tioo--ixt1 and sDring streets Rev. Father
GsErsad, pastor. Mass az SD and 1919 3 Il.
Catholic Church OF our Lady OF Good Help
x Prs:oatsiue. pastor. Norn.1g mas. $; lo:s5
O'Clock.
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SArifuaIistx.

American Union OF Spi-ituslists-The usual
Sunday services a. 2:31 Children's progressive
lyesun e. l O'Clock al Masonic hall On March
q there viii BE an annual celebration for all
spirit1allsIn-The usual Sunday services VIII
be held in Olympic hail, lilo Second street..
down stairs, this evening az I'D SGbiec. for
consideration: Transformation" Relevant
questions viii ba answered Ct the close.
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Independent order of Fore.ter,

Court Sesifle, No. so, Independent Order Of
Yc-estess, Will hold special meeting at Elks'
hail, in the Frye block. On Monday, for the IN.
uat.cn Of several candidates
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IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services VIII
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Rey. n. p. Tedrick, New Pastor of Grace
Church. Here Several Visiting
CIereymen in the Pulpits.

HE roticss toc the
church services f5-
today are giv@a be-
low. AL OF tEe dIf-
tereat societies and
determinations are
represented. and tie
lis- embraces over
fly societies and
over e dozsn differ
eut Denominations
Hours n witch The
sG1dSy-seho0ls are
held and tie prayer
meetings are also an
uou.cei. Mrs. ao-s-
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CHANRERLAIN.s cOCGH REMEDY.

NJ g. {. Davis. editor Of the Bioomdeld IA
fcrr.fr, saye- y can recommend Chamberlain 5
to&g2 Remedy 70 all sufferers with colds and
Group have Uset .t in NY family Tor the psSl
Two Years, and bsye found II the besr I eve,
used io' t1e purposes fer which !; : intended
tEty-ceAE bottles Tor sale by druggists.
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The Theosophicel socie-y VIII meet q. No
los Front street sunday, az 4 ?. n, when sew
e.a. members Will speak on the subject OF ''H y
Joined TIE Society" The public is invited
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LODGE ROOM NEWS.
Some Items Of Interest for Fra
ternity Men.
ALLTHE ORDERS WORKING HARD.
Odd Fellows Getting Ready for Big
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Convention
Tacoma FrzternaI Notes.

-cH ma h.s said concern-
Ing the frzts.nsl spirit
awakened and fostersd
among the men who sd-
here 20 secret soeistleA
The best men IN tie
community be!onS 10
the orders, and TIE oer
be.s Stand bIssca otne-
Under ali e1r@ instances.
EEey order also has It's
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Fourth District Lodge. / o. G. T. held their
regular quarterly meeting q. Lstola Friday.
All the subordinate lodges within the juris6.c-
ton we're well represented, over one hundred
delegates being present I: was called 10 order
ct 70 T. u. by District Lodge Chief Tsmp .2r John
T. Denny, and remained in session until 7.
n, only sd!9Erning for short time az noon.
The evening was devoted 10 bearing well
rendered programme By Latons Lodge, No. 2.
Quite & !srge number OF visitors coming II the
evening from a distance The evenings enter
taipmenf was opened by PRAYER By Rev. Clark
DAVIS, after which tie following programme
was rendered:
Recitation. Mrs. Mary Cowan
song ---..--.-...- Miss Violet CoHaH
Song .-... -..-..---- Q1arte,ta
NJ. Andrew Water, Miss Winnie wstker' NJ.
J. II. Walker. Mrs William copestick
Recitation. Ms. Bells Robson
song Miss Mabel CopcstIek, Mis. Fay scott
Recitation .-----------.-----M Miss :. B. MARSHALL
s0ag. QUarte:ts
Ar. Andrew Waiter. Miss Winnie Walker, Mr.
J 4. walker, Ms. William COpes;ick.
Recitation Mr. George Porter
Original poem written b. I3-yesr-ol3 mem
bef OF tbs Juvenile Iemplar Ba21, OF Fremont.
Read BY NJ. Charles Easton-
song Mr. " BIek-Iy
address -----.--.---...-.----.--R Rev. CARR Davis
Mr.. Davis made very stirring speech in
favor Of good tempIary, explaining Its methods
and giving praise 70 those who had laoored in
the cause. He spoke Of Mr.. Francis Murphy
and his methods. He differed with Mr.. Mur-
ply il his methods. NJ Murphy believed in
saving the d-unkard. NJ DAVIS believed II
working through the voter.
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