Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-10
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ing was largely attended and one
new member was initiated. The
chairman of the delegates to the de-
partment convention held at Youngs-
town, June 20 and 81, read an inter-
esting report of the proceedings of
the convention. which was very en-
| joyable occasion.
The corps will give d lawn fete at
the home of Comrade Aaron Teeple,
West Market ST., Wednesday even
ing, July II, TO which the G. A. r.,
is. of V. Ladies' Aid society and
citizens generally are invited. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
Some everybody and bring your
friends.
The corps will hold a picnic in the
near future at Lakeside park. Our
next regular meeting will not be
until August II, as this is our sum-
mer vacation.
Companions Of !. 0. r.
Court Pride No. l, companions of
the 1. o. F., will meet Friday even
ing. Would like to have good at
tendance. Our team is doing some
good work, and promises something
great in the near future. A lawn
fete will be given Thursday evening,
July Is, at d. H. Bender's, 5921s
West Exchange st.
A. Lincoln Command, No. l, L. V.
T., had fair attendance at its last
meeting. The joint meeting that
was to have been held OH the 9Th,
was postponed until the. 18th, on ac-
count of the death of our comrade,
Charles E. Toy. At this meeting
the report of the trustees of the
death benefit fund will be received
and the other business of Importance
transacted. There will be no meet
ing of the command on the 18th, as
the w. V. R. U. will occupy the hall
that night. Suppers will be served
to the public.
L. o. T. M.
Independent hive will meet Mon
day evening, July 10. Every MEM
Der should be present, especially
those who have not paid dues, or per
capita tax. All new member should
bring their certificates on that night.
Daughters Of St. George.
Ganter lodge, Daughters of st.
George, will hold their annual picnic
at Lakeside Saturday, July 10, after
noon and evening.
Modern W0odmen of America
notwithstanding the warm
weather Akron camp is enjoying a
large attendance and interesting
meeting. The second and third
meetings of each month are devoted
to initiatory work. Akron camp is
growing rapidly and will soon attain
a membership of 200.
Knights and Ladies Of Honor.
EEAgenda Lodge No. SO, met We'd
nesday evening with good attend
ance. The ladies met all day at the
hall to quilt. Next Wednesday
evening there will be installation of
officers.
The Pathfinder.
Akron lodge meets tonight and as
there is a great deal of business to be
transacted it is hoped that all will be
there early. There will be II candi-
dates put through beside the install
lation of officers. The picnic COM
mittee has good reports to make.
Woodland lodge will join US at our
picnic July 90, at Silver lake.
The team from Akron lodge No. l
placed their work before the men,
bers of Woodland lodge, Cleveland,
last Friday night. Woodland lodge
will organize a team very soon.
Deputies Denner and Wynant of
Fort Wayne, spent several
days at the supreme office
last week and made arrange
ments whereby the two depu-
ties will work together hereafter.
Deputy J. B. Smith will institute
lodge, Youngstown, during
the coming week. This makes the
third lodge for that city organized by
Deputy Smith.
Nearly every Pathfinder lodge To-.
Gated within radius of 100 miles
will run an excursion to the picnic to
be held at Silver lake July 90. In
addition nearly all the lodges located
at a longer distance will send dele
gates.
Members of Akron lodge, No. will
find the office of Secretary j. w.
Harter on the fourth floor of the Ev-
erett building convenient place to
pay their dues. Members of Cooper
lodge will find the secretary, Geo. G.
Jackson, in the Sunday World office,
Main St., Everett building.
UNITED WORKMEN.