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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
A Mtsunderstanding in Rainier Co.,
q. R., rs to Drilling Place

Rainier Company. No. Is, U. R.. K. OF
p. did not meet last Friday night, owing
TO 8 misunderstanding as 20 the place OF
meeting. Capt Fortson and a few OF the
Sir knights were under the impression they
were 10 NEE; In his tCapt. Fortson's) office
In the Halter block. and while they were
waiting patiently for the members 10
make their appearance the members were
waiting as patiently In the Collins han FOR
their captain. II Is 20 be hoped the mis-
understanding vii not occur again All
members OF the company are requested 20
be at Capt. For;son's Office next Wednes-
day night at S o'clock sharp. Come In full
uniform. as the captain has received an in
vi;asicn from Seats.s Lodge. No. 81. 20
assist them Ing comforting the Third rank
Wednesday night. January %.
Deputy Grand Chancellor /. korn Thurs
day evening Installed the officers OF Har-
rnouy lodge, K or P. rs follows: A. 7.
Ambrose. C. c.: David Buck. v. c.; j.
McCanna, prelate; Jay c. Allen. NJ OF w;
r. L. Feurt, NJ OF e; Fred Bories, NJ. OF
F.; r. II. Anderson. 81. OF A: NJ. ]. Magic,
K. Of r. and 5.
seattle Lodge. No. 81. K. o, p. held
weii-astenaed meeting on Wednesday even
ing. Chancellor Commander James Hart
presiding The usual work was completed.
Including the installation OF the x or X
and 6. John J. KnofI. By Deputy Grand
Chancellor L. Hoar. and the rank OF Es-
ouire was proceeded with and completed
in a most prasseworthy and Instructive
manner. Communist ttons from Brother
+ p. Dole. OF Honolulu; Brother A l.
Valentine. OF Kangsey. and Brother Shat
far. Of British Columbia. we're received. re-
Iattnr 70 most interesting subjects, and
were koudlv applauded On Wednesday
next the rank OF knight viii be conferred.
With Rainier Division, No. is. OF the Uni
farm, Rank on dafy. al 7.Ss. 10 which 81
rrau,h.rs ard visitors are strongly urged
20 attend
Al Pythian hall on Tuesday evening
sasnf social was given by Lake lodge and
rhosodendron Temple OF Rathhone Sis
ters After the session OF the lodge dane
trx was INDUCED IN. and a lunch was also
sArved by the laaieS For those VINO CID
rot care 20 dance there were whist tables
AT who attended had pleasant evening.
Unity lodge. in walla Wasla addition.
tnnws how 10 enjoy itself On "Wednesday
sxAntnx Ire lodge held a garden social
erh4 members played whist, smoked pipes.
sasr songs ana had a good time generally.
0S..n cf,v lodge, K OF p. tonight win
-. a. ,hs Third degree. Rainier Division,
yr,tso-rn Rank. VIII assis; IN TIE eere-
monies.
Ncrth Star lodge. X. or p, conferred fae
second rank or Saturday night.
ogaaa City Lodge. No. 10. X o. r. AZ
.nsir last regular meeting, conferred the
y-scutra rank on one candiaate. and at
tpsir meeting tonight the Knight rank
vrsH ha conferred. All brother knights
ara Invited 20 be present
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Church Notes

Miss Allen and Miss Ferguson are the
latest additions to the choir OF tns First
Presbyterian church.
The Epworth League OF the First Meth
odlsf church held services at the county
hospital yesterday afternoon
II il expected that Bishop Cranston, OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
VIII visit this city on February 7.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian church will give a reception
20 the other ladies OF the church n the
church pariors on Friday evening next
A church social will be given by the
Cumberland Presbyterian church next
Friday evening in the pariors. The pro-
gramnae viii begin at 5 o'clock and will
be a musical and literary one, after which
refreshments viii be served
This afternoon Mira s L. Crawford will
meet AT her residence all the members OF
the Pacific division OF the Ladies' Aid So
Cisfy. The Pacific division looks out FOR
the needy In the district between Broad
way and the bay. and from James street
20 Spring. Including those who reside on
Spring street.
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rrsHoP BARKER HERE.
n Preached Sermons and Admfafs-
,.,~S Sacrament of Confirmation

H RTf8F0f0
s.reS Sacrament of Confirmation
rskoo Barker, who Is the chief eceies-
80 sssr the Episcopal churches OF this
sssse. was In ths city yesterday on a
-. e the churches. In the forenoon al
) uars's church at Il o'clock he preach
4 4 forclbse sermon on The Simplicity OF
~ Es..xsoas Life" II was a sermon that
"a aot cniy OF interest TO the coagrega-
- but also would have interested 9TH
- Lad they heard s. The bishop con-
s--ss a class OF fourteen adults, and a
.rxs number Of those present participated
: aesxmsns OF communion. including
..oss ghe had just been confirmed. The
rs.s vas especially good. and the offer
.sry Is specially worthy OF mention. Miss
csrs;on took the solo part IN the anthem
.ns vas in especial good voice.
gshop Barker visited 81. PauPs chapel
he afternoon az o'clock, where he
ssssrne6 a class of three. presented by
ssr Er Garrett. The singing OF Mrs.
~ Grambs was especially fms in the
xa.ory c. T. Gowmsn was also az his
ses and be shone In the offertory. The
Aadp preached on the subject OF SAL
ssslsa" The key note Of the sermon was
aas unless a person was religious and
zs,sInsd from sin his or her life was a
4aars Artists might paint the most
.ns;ifil OF pictures. and musicians CON-
sas the most perfect OF melodies, but
Elsss they lived IN accordance with tbs
earsl aw their lives were failures. IL.
VS. most sensible as well as interest
IA sermon The splendid presence and the
rl2 bsnIgnity Of Bishop Barker add force
his words OF wisdom. In the evening
sssop Barker visited the Trinity Episco-
sI church and participated In the ser
RES With the pastor.
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THE wooDMEN.
Seattle Courf Is Growing Like n
Green Bay Tree.


On last Friday evening Seattle Camp.
No. 50. gathered around the fraternn
camp Are IN their hall IN the Frye block
and introduced two candidates into t1e
mysteries OF woodcraft Seattle Camp has
been working hard for the last week and
as a result twenty-five applications we're
received The cruisers OF Seattle Camp
are determined 20 have a good forest ard
are securing the country 10 secure good
timber for the same. Following the In
ftsatson ceremonies the officers elected for
the ensuing term were duly installed ~
P C. II. Beriinsr, assisted BY Nelghbor
Bailey. OF Portland. or. The following
nesghbors were installed; John Schavo.
C. c.; Sol Blum, A. L.: ~. n. TheSinga.
banker. c. A. Koepai. clerk; II @. Potter.
escort: r L. Hodgon. Waterman; c. ].
Round, sentry: NJ W Harrington. A. c.
wigmure and W. b. Goodrich. managers.
Seattle Camp win give q smoker Friday
evening. January -. in their hall. Frye
block and Il Is earnestly requested that
al persons who have placed an application
in this camp be present on this occasion
to enjoy a social gathering Of the neigh
bors OF wcodcraft. Visiting neighcors are
cordially invited 20 attend. The parapher-
malta OF the smp,ified form has arrived and
IL "a earnestly requested that members %
the camp De present on next Friday night
20 take part in the new team werk.
At the isst session OF Home camp. No.
80 twenty new applications errs pre-
scented and four candidates were initiated
into the Protection degree, anapsifsd form.
The good attendance and the lively in
tersst taken indicates that the SssShbers
are entering upon the work % the new
year with renewed zeal. This evening
the arnrliHes Protection degree win 10
conferred upon seversl candidates. cor-
efaI invitation Ia extended TO visiting
wooamen and members Of local camps
The eftcers elected BY Camp No. i7A
wooduen % the World. for The ensuing
term at their last meeting were as follows:
Consul. John Targesson. advisor i.su;en~
ant Thomas Ksarnsy. banker. John john
scr, clerk. Clifford Ashton: escort. Joseph
Peabody: Waterman. Ben Burnett: sentry,
Ed Philips: managers ". T. NeTsy. John
Heary r. 2 Fishsr: PHYSICAL. DR.. Stan
ley T.. Emory.
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IN MEM0RIAM.
A. O. L. W. Members Participate In
Services for the Departed

Members OF the Ancient and United Order
OF WoFkuaen assembled In the First Pres
byterlan church yesterday afternoon in
large numbers for the purpose OF particf-
pating In services to the memory OF those
members OF the order who have died dur
ing the past year. This Is a beautiful Gus
tom. and II is the custom OF the order
10 hold meetings in each Jurisdiction at
the came date every year. The members OF
the order ASSEMBLED in the basement and
assembled to the church In body and took
seats In the center Of the church The
members OF the Degree OF Honor were
seated IN the side seats. The services were
opened with the singing OF the Rock OF
Ages by the entire assemblage. Rev. A.
L. Hutchinson, who is a member OF the
order IN the jurisdiction OF Oregon. gave q
scripturai reading ana a fervent prayer
for the repcse OF the souls Of the departed
The choir rendered a hymn and then Rev.
A. l. Hutchison made a short address and
spoke in an earnest and feeling manner OF
the departed and said Il might De the turn
OF others TO cross the dark river during the
year. and he counseied all TO be spiritually
ready for the summons when &; came.
After a selection BY the choir J. II. Schive-
ly, the grand lecturer of the order, made
one OF his characteristic addresses. II
was full OF words OF cheer for the mem
bers OF this unselfish order. the members OF
WHICH 10 4iNt receive any 6pSd< DS&-S4ANe b9
belonging and papng their dues and as
sessments. bat when they die they leave a
blessing behind them in the shape OF life
insurance that keeps want and hunger
away from the door OF the widow and the
orphan A high tribute was paid 10 the
unselash ones who have departed during
the year. The names Of the departed In
whose honor the services were held. the
lodges 10 which they belonged and the date
Of their deaths are as follows:
Columbia. No. 2-S. p. Rucker, died
March 1. 1898: J. r. Breofae, April 4. 1896:
A. Amun6s. May 5. 1896: s. Karkeek. No
vembsr g. 1896; l. NJ. Hoffeditz, November
10. 1885. r. Fredsricks, December q. 1896:
John West. December 81. 1855.
Evergreen. No. ga. A. Merrill. died
February g. 1895.
Seattle, No. so--Nels GuIlow. died Jnue
q. 1895; William Robkey. May %. 1886. &.
T clapp. June 5. 1886: c. l. McCarty. De-
eember T. 1885.
keystone. No. ED Leaders. died Feb
ruary 3. 1896. c. Johnson. November IS.
1856
after the hymn Blessed Be the Tie That
Binds" had been rendered by the congrega-
ton the services came 70 an end.
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Mizpah Temple. No. 9. Rsthbcne Sisters.
paid a fraternal visit 20 Rhododendron.
No. Il. last Wednesday evening, at the
hall in Collins block. and a most enjoy
able time was has. The regular order OF
business was suspended 70 receive visit
ing members. Rev. DR.. T. r. Ford deiiv-
cred the address OF welcome for Rhode
dendron temple and was answered In a
very able manner BY Mary Mcnamara.
the most excellent chief OF Mizpah tenn
pie. Happy remarks were made by sis
ters Of both temples. Two candidates
were In waiting 10 be initiated. and tina
degree stan OF AfiEpah temple was re-
quesfed 10 assist Ia comforting the de-
grees. This was followed by installation
OF officers by Grand chief Powell as
sisted By past chiefs from both temples
The balance OF the evening was given up
10 dancing and cards until y 80 when all
adjourned, voting the evening one OK thu
pleasautest In fraternsl circles.
Mixpah temple intends giving a shadow
social Monday evening. January IS All
are invited
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DIR. DE KANxEr's LECTURE.
To Illustrate which the wordrous
NaEnfscope VIII Ne Used.

The wonderful magniscepe. which shows
figures IN natural motion VII ee a fea-
ture - the lecture ~ Dr., Gregory De
kannet tn the high school auditorium this
evening. Toe subject q ths lecture OF th{s
cultured Russian VII tonight De The
Heart % Russia" showing characteristic
Russian street scenes fun % life and mo-
ton as they actually we're when chsss
kaleidoscope pictures or them were taken
Following q number Of these scenes VII
GENE the grand moving tabesux OF ths
coronation % the present emperor. VITA
n fau description q ths worlds notanles
~-he attended &c as they walk ss In lie
before ire spectator,
The naEnisccoe IL the new Edison IT,
vention. ard IRIS will ~ fhe arst tine SIS
marvellous animated transforms items have
been exhibited In this city. Appropriate
music Sil - given during ths evening
Tne lecture = fer the library fund OF the
hsEe school
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PORT GAMBLE. Jan is--Kitsap Lodge
No - X. o. r.. installed officers on
wednesday night follows: p. c.. r.
Berg: c. C.. z. e. Bingham; v. c.. w =.
Beansst: p. r G. Francis; NJ % w.
Henry Gehring: X 81 r. sna g n G
Sawyer: NJ Of r.. Ole Gundsrson. NJ. Of
r.. r. ". Condor: NJ Of A.. G.. r. wyiee.
T. O.. T. r. Murray. o. O.. ]. J. ArTnnis:
medical examiner. J. L. Maroourg. tr !:
trustee. s. Berg.
T-se following officers were installed By
FrAnkiin Lodge No. s. r. G. A. NJ NJ q
special session bed on Saturday evening":
p NJ. C. r CfsnmsFs master. Joha
warden. J. Richardson: treasurer, VIII
lam Walker: secretary. j. r. Yeatess
senior deacon. o. Hyggfn. funior deacon.
Fraak Foitz: senior stewart. o. Oun1er-
son; tarior steward. y. Aaids; tyler.
Fred Fosh.
Tue ossc@rs-e.eet Of Kitsap Ledge. No
? A. o. z. w. were installed on ThurS-
day evening They zer~. 2. II. r p
jones. ir.: master. Taornas Herman. fore
rAn, z A wiswelis evsrsesr r, Wilder
rn2s. recorder f. G. Fffznenry. receiver
J. A Tnorpzon. ananefsr. n. L. jack
son. guide. II. Kimosii: Inside Waterman.
Joseph Daily. oatsiae wzsehnsn. =.
FIckett
re ladies' ~ IRE Degree Of Honar Fsvs
a socssl On wednesday evening that was
largsly attea6ss asa ea3oyed ~ their
trends
FrfrnasAap Lodge. No. ~. T. O. o. r..
Installed tts efslc@rs on Monday evening.
Trey were. r ~ O. r. r Esnxhauas
". O.. Thomas M9rfs1i. =. O.. John Rsca-
aressu: secretary. J. Fl. Ysates. treas
ssrsr Ole Ggnaerscns warden. =. c. Fran
cts. conductor X stewAra r C.. A JohB-
san. o. O.. c. E. Forsnos, r. 2. ~ c..
J. J. AcInnsss u 2 ~. O.. = T. DugxAa.
r. = v. g.. WNiszra Dowling: l. 3. ~ G..
Fred Fatn. f. 8 O., L. Larson L. s. D..
J. Andsr-0a-
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The principal event In lodge circles sas
EEs memorial service held N the First
Presbyterian ehurca yesterday afternoon
II uemory OF tbs members OF The A. ..
T. ". wno died 6Ersng the year. TIE ser
vice was vel attended and ct al impress
sive character. Ia1eress IN lodge circles
continues undated. notwithstanding Ire
fact that on Monday ard Tuesday OF next
week az ana-secrst society convention
VIII be held In this city. A. this meeting
many tulninAtio1s against secret and fra
terlal societies VII doubtless be made.
The members OF the societies do not seem
20 De much alarmed al the prospec. of tia
proceedings Of this convention, and say
that they viii sc o. relieving worthy men,
eers, visiting he sick, curying the dead
and aiding the widow and the orphan In
the future. as n the past. the aati-secre.
convention TO the contrary notw!thstand-
Ing.
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FIRST REGIMENT BAND CONCERTS.
Twenty More Names Needed TO Com
piete the subscription List.

This morning Mr.. Wagner viii begin
making the fnal effort in completing the
popular subscriptions for the series OF
eight Sunday afternoon band concerts 20
be given by the First Regiment band at
thu Seattle theatsT. About twenty more
names are required at S. each 20 assure
the continuance % Sunday afternoon con-
certs for the rest % the winter season.
The Post-Tnte;lig eneer has been active In
keeping this matter before the public be-
cause Il believes the object 20 be n most
worthy one. that the First Regiment band
ought 20 BE maintained as now eonsti-
tuted
Ths Post-Intelligsucer also believed that
there we're 100 cifixens in this community
who were sufficiently interested IN good
music to subscribe s. each for season
ticket 20 eight concerts. such tickets en-
fitting the holder 70 forty admissions. as
desired II fs hoped that the necessary
amount may be obtained by Tuesday even
ing. 50 that de1uite arrangements may be
made sor the nrst concert on Sunday
next.
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On Monday night Rainier Tent No. g.
Knights % he Maeeahees. hold a public
installation Of its officers for the ensuing
term. Refreshments were served after the
installation. after whIch dancing Was in-
dulged in and continued until a late hour
The officers Installed we're: Commander.
Luclsn II. Havley. lieutenant commander.
Frank Pells. record keeper. S. ". Baker:
sergeant. Charles Hawleys chaplain. Bert
$yson.
Seattle Hive. No. 2 LADIES' Of the Mac
cabsss. held their regular review Thurs
day evening. the 18th inst. Several apple
cations were received. ard after the order
OF business was completed the aoor work
was gone through with. the ladies' being
ab.y assisted by Mics Hanson. OF Sno-
homtsh. Lady Funk presided az the
rfAro.
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<s.rch. people are still b1sy getting
100 shape tie new psaE Of ea2r-
- So was recently adopted. 80 far Il
2 --~Ees 10 a most satisfactory manner.
-.srsnx o. the lsslles q the PacsEc d.
- = he Ladies AID Society vii De
49, ;. .ae residence Of Airs 5. l. craw-
- "a Afternoon for TIE purpose Of
$50 acme Of the details Of the char
49, xogk
sss.erssy Bishop Barker. OF the Epis-
= ~ss,rrh. visited three Of the churches
- -. denomination 10 which be belongs
- ~. He Il an able man. and what
I. 80 il the sermons that ne preached
=. r.ssred 10 with the deepest and most
.-Tss, sEtention.
sss,asr visitor 70 Seattle lie Sister Jean
! 1.otIsse. mother provincial Of the Sis
=. = The Hoy Name. who Is visiting
- .rs,sfutsons Of which she Is the spsE-
= kesd IL this city. she Is a woman OF
!. - srder Of Intelligence aa9 - strong
/. gsyotsd 20 her duties.
- rsristlan EndeaTorers have appoint
= committee whose mlssfon Is TO en-
go 70 secure The enactment Of laws
=, MI require the closing Of business
.ss.ss on Sunday, and also to prevent the
- Of football, baseball and other
s.sss or the Sabbath.
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THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Mas q Membership of 721-In
Good Condition.


According TO the annual report Of the
ssk Of the Plymouth Congregations al
'hzfch which was submitted TO the annual
sssiinx held last week. the membership
= January l. 1897. was 72i or this num-
" sr are males and AS females The
sss W II. c. Temple the pastor. report
y 70 the meeting that spirit os har-
Esry and good win reigned In the church
81 shaf q healthy spirit Of activity mas
Asraeserixed the movements OF the year
ne Sunday services have been well at
'saaed. not falling OF 20 any appreciabis
1'sHt even during the vacation season.
IsAi rev members have been received
q svsry communion. He counseiad his
sek 70 look forward 10 an active year IN
r1tvai service. The church has expenf-
esriHg the year In various benevoien-
IS TIE sum OF 81 si0so
fss Ladies Aid Society has member
80 q q This society raised during the
fssf hsig. Easter sale. sfTs as: Christmas
ss SAss: other sources. $3.50. PAID
saanee on ergan. ssls.sa; paid on note FOR
ras,ees so; current expenses OF sales,
r. U.s., leaving a balance or s.
. the home Sunday school the total en-
h2Henf a. the heElnninx Of the year
vs. -. end. &ie: average attend
=
SELECTIONS for current expenses
sNS. eensvaleuce. s74b0 (chlldrens sun
~ scheol co1ecrIon); eleven members
.nft the church on confessions. Officers.
ssnssa superintendent. Everett Smith:
s@'ftants, " y, Wood, r c. Kilbourne:
sssFinten3ent senior department. A =.
ssTweli assistants F. l. Curtis. Reuben
Jones, superintendent Junior DEPART
49, George A. colnan: assistant, L. s
A-aft; superintendent primary depart
~ Ms n ". Johnson; assistant. Jez-
< n Reeves: secretary. e E. Simpson:
ssstart Edith Williams; treasurer. w
aalealson. librarian. W. n. Conner -
Mant Grace Hura. At a recent meeting
Steers and teachers Il was decided 20
= ias International lessons for the years
hsparis from branch schools were gen
49, sneeuraginE. Total number enrolled
'e1r scaoo.s. AZ. making ths total sun
~ saooI membership Sso
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The Sunday school teachers Of the First
NJ Z. church have been installed for the
ensuing year. The superintendent Is ].
". Flaw. and the teachers, who form an
earnest band OF Christian workers. are as
follows: Mrs. r. A. Stevenson. Miss Lena
Huckins Miss Nellie Payne, Miss Lille
Guion, Miss Halle Nosand, Miss Allen,
Miss Annie Bagshaw, Miss Lulu Thomp-
son. Miss Bertha Warren. Miss Willard.
Miss Mamie Hnhinger, Mrs. c. ". Jones.
z. c. Sharpe Oscar Hall, K. L. Blaine.
W Cline. Henry Fsncher, Or. Martin,
Mrs. Ellen Munro. q. II. Cotton, Fred
lie Gate +. NJ. Guion.
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". N. MN y. Here.

W. II HlG. assistant general freight
sEent % the Great Northern. arrived n
foWa yesterday and went 20 TIE Hotel
Bgtlsr. There IS no Importance whatever
attached % Mr. Hflrs visit at th3s tine
as be IS ca a voar parely fer pleasure
Il - the settctars nTst visit 20 The Pa
csfe coast. and BIS disposition Is to for
gei business az much as posSibIs Re tn
formed = reporter q the Pest nt~llf-
xsacer iksg evening that re had lesr s.
Paul without = p8per IL his pocket and
that ~ was l9okfag over the countrv n
a. unorT@iA capacity On ire occasion
o. Nj BenhArn's last trip 70 St Pau
- promised the Western freight manager
that be wogsld come 70 Seattle when he
coG E. HIS presence Is simply the tulan-
Sneat q bis premise
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The end Of last week closed two very
successful weeks Of prayer held at the
Edgewater Congregational church IN FIRE.
mont. The week before last service was
conducted by Pew. ]. T. Nichols with
special subjects os discussion.
Monday evening OF last week the MEM
bers and the Epworth League OF the AS
bury NJ r. church united with the mem
bers OF Edgewster church IA q special
praise service. the leaders being Rev. w.
H. Wilson and Rev. Nichols. On Friday
evening the Y. p s. c. E.. with It's Off
GERS conducted the meeting. The meet
ings during last week were informal
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csavorers - IRE city uniting z o.. grams
sersiee. 70 cs conducted by the various
rzstors
AZ special meeting % the E3gsrate-
congregational society. FE1ay evening
me Tcaowt1g orcers we're installed by t1a
retiring president. President, Henry O.
Niolstt: vice president. ". r Loaxh. re-
coraing secretary. john Storey. CORES
poScinz secretary, Agnes u. Goddard
treasurer. Meta Becker. pleasant feat
ore o. The meeting was when Nlss Jennie
Carr. the retiring president. was presented
with handsome book BY shs members for
faithful ara efficient work during the past
year
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keafsa Ledge No. &. Degree OF Honor.
net at their bar IN CoilinS' ssock OF
Thsrscav ntxht One Application Far
rn@ze@rshsp was received and TAO cAzaf-
dates initiated late tna lodge After TIE
eusiness was complsss1. the lodge In
seesy w@rt 20 parti-srzts n -. snstsElz-
t2oz cs~e--ens@s Of Rainier Ledge. Nas 5
Rainier Losxs No. T. Degrees o. Hcncr.
o. Thursday installed ths!r s1ss3S far
the coming term A large nafassr az
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