Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-25
AN /. o. q. T, LARK.
Interesting Description ola Trip
to ADJ. AND Eseturn:
nv MEspAMEs JEnnuE AND HULL

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Lodge at Ada, but you can compre:
bend it when tell you it required a
train and bicycle to carry them: And
you can better understand, what
perfect confidence this body OF dele.
gates felt in the capability OF our
Deputy, when / tell you, he was in.
trusted with the whole care OF the
Ladies, their band boxes, bundles
and the entire cargo that went by
rail, land he proved faithful to his
trust). Who ever knew him to shirk
aduty? Youmay rest assured, that
"While the lamp Of life holds out to burn,
| Our Deputy viii never from his duty turn
Having reached Euclid, Mrs. Dr.
Chaplin, one OF the delegates from
that Lodge, boarded the train, will
the necessary equipment Of boxes
and bundles ETC., but fortunately she
was accompanied by Mr.. Gamble
principal of the school there-nlso a
delegate. He seemed quite willing
to assume a part OF the responsible,
ty, apparently, much to the relief Of
the already overburdened, but un.
complaining Deputy.
The next familiar face that greeted
us was that OF Bro. Jerrue. We
thought by giving him the slip on
the start, that we were all right. and
sure of a good time-for, when the
eats away, the mice will play-but
10, and behold; he headed us off at
Crookston, and before we had re-
covered from this shock, can you
imagine our surprise at meeting our
lost delegate, Bro. George, who had
made the trip on his wheel. Upon
entering the depot. we We're again
surprised and cheered by the sight
OF our genial friend, Bro. Battey, who
was also en-route for Ada. The time
passed so quickly with our merry
company, that ere we were aware,
we had reached our destination,
where we were met by the reception
committee Of the Ada Lodge, and
promptly assigned our places OF
entertainment, where We felt very
much at home,-being made so well
come.
Wednesday evening, after the work
OF the Dist. Lodge was complete, we
held open meeting in the Congrega
tional Church, conducted by our
Dist. Chief, B. S. Chaplin. The Ada
choir furnished an elaborate pro-
gram OF music. Bro. Georges pa
per-;'Round the World Good Temp
larry was the fist one read, and
was intensely interesting as we'll as
Instructive, telling as much OF tile
good templar work throughout the
world as could we'll be told in one
paper. He took us around the world,
as itwere, in ourimaginution, foryou
know he left his Whre. in Crookston.
Really the good Bro. deserves great
ditforhis carefully prepared paper,
had you all heard it-you, ! think,
would agree with me that it merits
our hearty approval. Next was a
rousing song from the choir, which
was followed by anotherpapev-"The
Young Woman as a Templar' by
Mrs. Dr.. Chapin, OF Euclid. 1t was
full OF good thoughts which were all
brought out by appropriate
rendering. It teamed Will, truths
that would be we'll to treasure. Oar
only regtct was that all our young
men us well as the young women
could not have heard it. Well may
Enc!id Lodge feel proud OF suc', dele
gates. With such workers we need
not be surprised ut their attainment.
[ have told You the choir furnished
mns;c l.t mo saw nov thot they
were very generous SO we had u law
or 81 music to every laver Of other
4ntprt.,;,,r,ent which made the nro-
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