The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-11
GRAND COUNCIL OF THE ROYAL
AND SELECT TO OPEN To-
MORROW.
THOSE ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND.
GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ROYAL
ARCH TUESDAY AND WE'D
NESDAY.
REPORTS of THE YEARS WORK
And the Election of Officers Are
the Most Important Matters to
he Considered.

The annual meeting of the grand
council of Royal and Select Masons of
Minnesota and the grand chapter of
the Royal Arch Masons will be held in
st. Paul during the coming week The
meeting of the grand council will con-
vene tomorrow morning, and the meet
ing of the grand chapter will be held
Tuesday, Oct. Is, Wednesday, Oct. IA.
Both bodies will hold their meeting in
Masonic hall.
The grand chapter comprises fifty-six
chapters. with a membership of over
1890, and the grand council is composed
of ninety-six councils with a member
ship of over 7S0 The business of both
the grand council and grand chapter
will consist for the most part of reports
of officers, and elections.
The present grand chapter officers
are: Charles D. Boyce, Minneapolis;
grand high priest; William G. Ten
Brook, Duluth; deputy grand high
priest; Oscar L. Cutler, Anoka, grand
king; Isaac L. Hart Pipestone, grand
scribe; Scion Armstrong, Minneapolis,
grand treasurer; Thomas Montgomery,
st. Paul, grand secretary; William Lee,
Hastings. grand chaplain; Josiah A.
Peck, Wabasha, grand captain of the
host; A. P. Swanstrom, ST. Paul, grand
principal sojourner; c. H. Brinsmaid,
Minneapolis. grand royal arch captain;
E. E. Corliss, Fergus Falls, grand mas
ter third veil; H. E. Blair, Waterville,
grand master second veil; c. NJ. Skin
ner, st. Peter, grand master first veil;
]. c. Fisher, grand sentinel.
The following are the leading grand
council officers: A Brandenburg, Fer
gus Falls, grand master: John H. Ran
dali, Minneapolis deputy grand mas
ter; o. ]. H. Martin, Minneapolis grand
principal conductor of work; Giles w
Merrill. st. Paul, grand treasurer;
Thomas Montgomery ST. Paul, grand
recorder; John Fishel, St. Paul, grand
captain of the guard; George Forsyth,
Brainerd grand conductor of the coun-
ell; d. B. Smith, Austin, grand chap
lain.
Each chapter and council throughout
the state will send as representatives
to the meetings of their respective
bodies their three highest officers,
namely, the high priest, king and
scribe. Following is a list of those who
may be expected to attend the meet
fngs, with the name of the chapters
and location:
Chapter No. 1, St. Paul-Robert F. Wollffer,
Samuel G. Iverson. Henry w. Heine
Fermillion Chapter No. 2. Hastings-Na-
than Emerson. A. N. Adstell. A. E. John
son.
st. Anthony Falls Chapter No. 4. Mime
aPolisIR H. Hartley, B. H. Undertake,
La Grange Chapter No. 4, Red wing-J. c.
-HS Wtnoo5 = c A. Ruei M Hugo Hsder
Willis, Isaac c.. Slade F. E. Gartside
Tyrian Chapter No. 6, FaribaultNH. E.
BIne Earth e. & Gba wsst0R No E H L0yd
Johnson, o. o. Pitcher. Ole o. Ojard.
Hacyon Chapter No s. Rochester,. Bam-
lier. T; H. Bliss, H. D. Beddar.
Robert T MeAda Adam Henry Mass 5. P.
North star Chapter No. IL. chataeld-
William STAFFORD, Z. G. Bodies, Elias Will
Hope Chapter No. 49, Lake city-c. A.
Hubbard 91s96 F C. h TIE Val ReGRer
Todd, A. A. Wright, Jacob Cute.
owatonna Chapter No. Is, Owatonna-L.
L. Barrett, N. 2. Schaefer, C. H. Rosen-
brock.
Hokah Chapter No. 16, Caledonia-A j.
Snure, c. NJ. Winslow.
Washington Chapter No. IT, stllwater-A.
X. Doe. L. L. Manwaring, Otis F. McGray.
B. Arnold, A. A. Champion, p. ]. Schwarg.
Orient Chapter, No 49, St. Charles-A. W.
Smith, Acil Hendree,- D. j. Dixon.
Keystone Chapter No. 20, Duluth-William
E. Covey, ]. F. McLaren Jr., r. E. Denfeld.
Mount Horeb Chapter No. q, Winnebago
City. E. Gilman, s; G. Beebe, s. H. Hall.
Patten, n B. Lampman, James Bennett
Mount Carmel Chapter No. %, Zumbrota-
H. B. Powers. H. j. Klein, j. R. Rust.
Bosworth / II Thompson, n r. Miller.
Concordia Chapter No. % St James-W.
H; Rowe, Soren HGlens N; $. Crowley.
Fergus Falls Chapter No 27, Fergus Falls
A: H: Kirk, ]. T. Johnson, McConkey.
]. c. Durfee, Daniel Shell, n. E. Torrand.
Albert Lea Chapter No. 80, Albert Lea
L. F. Peabody. H. G. Koontz, Simon Strauss.
Albert t,m Chapter Ptero No 81 Sleepy Eye
Preston Chapter No. 80, Preston--Henry
Naupson, G. 4; Soul n. G; Hazen.
Gorinthian Chapter No. 80. Northfeld-
Joseph Tyson, George Crooks o. W. Nc
MILAN.
Relief Chapter No. 50. wabasha-w. L. L.
wark. julius Schmidt, Henry Berkherdt.
lie Sueur Chapter No. 81. LesueurN
Glencoe Chapter No 49, GiencoeNE. II.
Carson, E. A. Childs, John Johnson
Rabhoni Chapter No. 80, Litchfeld-
Pterson Chapter No Al, Crookston-J. w.
Wheeler John Cromb. Thomas Morris
Brainerd Chapter No. AZ, Braiherd-Edgar
O. Parks, George A. Keene, George D. lie
Granite Chapter No 49, Granite Falls-u
Z, sullivan. A. T. Powers, E. N. McGregor.
Bower Chapter No. A. Tracy-F. S. Brown
Richard Romland A N Nash Y
Summit Chapter No 4J St. PAUL w
Chamberlin, ]. E. Lobdell F. F. Walsh.
ri Clogd Chapter No. 46, St Cloud-J. H.
Lufkin. c. 5. Benson. F. N. DartelI
Mount Lebanon Chapter No. AZ Norris
w; Z. Bicknell, w. F. Cooley. W. L. Colyer.
Window Chapter No. 48 WindorEfS II
lie Tourneau, w. B. Cook, W. H. Ben
Sank Center Chapter No 40. Sank Center
1Ii,;.. n Barto, G. c. Ingram, W. o. P.
Feirmount Chapter No. 50. Fairmoun+- r
A. Porter, G. H: Billiard. H w. Sinclair.
Chapter No. 81, Pipestone-Isaac s Hart
Fred Bloom, E. c. Dean
Shekinah Chapter No. 81. Anoka-I n
Engel. Q. S. Miller. George NJ Small.
Ark Chapter No. SO. Minneapolis-Ch
wilkins. W A; ELICIT, J. G. Houghton,
"A: S. Crossfeld. W. H. Carter George /.
Becker. l
Palmyra Chapter No. 55. St. Psul-James
Waterville Chapter No. S. WateryilleE
Fl. f. Blair. A. Kendrick. Charles A. GRAY.
New Tim Chapter No. 81. New Ulm-John
Larson o. NJ. Oleson, c. W. Hermann.
Northern Light Chapter No. S.. Brecken-
ridge
Duluth Chapter No SO. West Duluth
Columbian Chapter No. 80. Minneapolis
sohf. u "a''" AuWih iurns'eao' Otto
signet Chapter No 81. Fulda-L Coburn.
\. A. Snider. Robert Hiplop.
Detroit Chapter No. 62.-Detroit-James C.
Furber. ]. H. Sutherland. j. H. Irish
Mount Nebo Chapter No 6s. Wilmar-s.
b. Toale. lver Aspaas, H. ]. Ramsett.
woMEN's MISSION WORK.
Report of the Sixteenth Annual
Meeting.
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