The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-07
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Division Commander Falter u.
Smith. of Allentown, am iutant II.
II. Hammer of Readiug. I'VE issued
Division Order. No f., re- riding in
stallations Of the newly elected officers
of the 400 camps Of Sons Of Veterans
Ia Pennsylvania. The orders are full
and explicit regarding the installations
and designate who shall conduct the
work. The following is the list Of in
stallations ia this town and vicinity.
Allen Camp, No. 6, Allentown. jan
uary Sd, 10y Past Captain i. }. Jobst,
of Hmaus.
Thomas V. Yeager Camp, No. 10, Of
Allentown. January 9Th, by Past Cap
tain S. b. Harte, Of Catasauqus.
Capt. H. S. Harte Camp, No. IA, Of
Catasauqua, January 9Th, by Capt Jos
Hutchinson, of Allentown.
Major Arnold G. Lewis Camp, No.
lac, Of Catasauqua, January jth, by
Past Captain Elmer +. Edinger. Of
Allentown.
Col. T. II. Good Camp, No. Dos. of
| Emaus, January 9th, by Past Captain
| VIM. II Wolf, Of Allentown.
General p. II. Sheridan Camp, No.
ZIG, of Slatington, January 9th, by Past
| Captain Archibald Lester,of Allentown.
Lieut.. VIM. II. Fulton Camp. No 81,
of Mauch Chunk, January 5th, 10y n.
/ c. Reichard, of Allentown.
Captain j. S. Webb Camp, No 05,
! Lehighton, January 9Th, by A. O.
/ Strauss. of Allentown.
Col Robert Oldham Camp, No. l4O,
of South Bethlehem, January 9th, by
Past Junior Vice Department Com
mander G. G. Fulton. of MBuch Chunk.
Hamilton Camp, No. l5G, of Sciota,
Monroe county, January i4th. by Past
Captain Phaon Strauss, of Lehighton,
formerly Of Allentown.
Owen A. Luckenbach Camp, No. 1872,
of Bethlehem, January ID, by Past
Senior Vice Department Commander
j. Harry Kresge, Of South Bethlehem.
General Judson Fitzpatrick Camp
No. 233, of Easton, January ID, by Col
w. E. Smith, of Allentown.
Connor Camp, No. 25l, January l4th
by Past Captain G. c. Fulton. Of Mauch
Chunk.
Pagan Camp, No. 267, January 9TH
by Captain S. f. Solomon, of Mauch
Chunk. u
Joel Serfass Camp, No. 293, January
9TH, by J. Harry Kresge, of South
Bethlehem.
Corporal Weaver Camp, No. 295. Jan,
uary u, by j. Harry Kresge, of South
Bethlehem.
The following are the newly elected
j officers of Lehigh Council, No. l0l, Jr
o. U. A. NJ, of this town: Councillor
Charles A. Wagner; vice councillor
! Edward Fritzinger; assistant recording
} secretary. Charles ID. Yohe; conductor
David Mccormick; warden, Oscar w
Miller; inside sentinel; Oscar Greens
weig; outside sentinel, Jon. +. Miller
trustee, W. Watson; representative to
! Funeral Benefit Association, Charles
|, ID. Mertz. The Funeral Benefit Asso
citation meets at Chester, Pa, in che
month of February.
s. The p. o. S. of A., of Weatherly
with their ladies, took supper at the
Hotel Gilbert Friday night in honor Oi
their 20th anniversary. IL was an en-
ioyable occasion. An elegant repast
was served by Landlord Deifenderfer
Some forty couples participated, The
p. o. S. of A. have a strong organlza
ton and number the best young mel
in that town. The National Cornei
Band of town furnished the music.
+ At recent meeting of the Illinois
grand lodge by an overwhelming votI
5000 was appropriated for the ODD
Fellows demonstration in Chicago a
the Worlds Fair next September. Th'
l per capita tax on members was mad,
, T5 cents, which will give $4,000 for tn,
support of the Orphans home il
i Lincoln.
1 The Royal Arcanum provides al
$ the social enjoyments and advantage
A of grand fraternity, all the financia
4 protection of a powerful life insuraa C
9 corporation without unnecessary aC
emulation of capital and sympathy
and aid to the member while livin
$ and TO his bereayed family in securin
k payment of just claim.
:, The degree of Pocahontas is
I branch for ladies, but is a somewha
9 new departure, not having becom
= thoroughly appreciated as yet. Sti
); its membership in the United States
:, not far from 1900,
II is better to scatter living word
e fraternal smiles and helpful deeds fo
Il brother along his path OF life than
r, erect pyramid of flowers upon hi
$, grave.
:, Daniel De Foe. the author of "Rol
4 inson Crusoe," writing early in 10
= mentions the society Of Odd Fellows
IS The Manchester Unity Odd Fellow
have 462 districts, 4,3l5 lodges and 672
q 0IS members, with a capital of $4,000
p OO0, or an average of about SEQ p'
- member.
n The following newly elected office
" OF Nesquehoning Castle, No. 3S7,
Nesquehoning, were installed by Di
trict Grand Chief II. V. Mortimer, Ji
- ~ and staff on Tuesday evening: Pa
,, CHIEF, Conner Roberts; noble chief, JoI
os y, Newton; vice chief, Alfred Annea
70 !, high priest, VIM. Emanuel, Sr: vene
IL able hermit, David Reese; master
or records, VIM. Steventon, Jr; keeper
n eXchequer, John S. Eustice; sir heral
er David Haycock; first guardsman, Jol
at Haycock, representative To Graz
Castle, John Wilson.