Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-22

his place.
The following comrades are re-
ported still sick: Fraunfelter, Hitch
cock, Jackson and Holloway. Com
rade Hitchcock's condition was re-
ported as serious. 1t is generally
known that the amputation of one OF
his limbs became necessary. Capt.
Fraunfelter is resting we'll, is cheer
full and about the same.
Arrangements for the observance OF
Memorial day are about completed.
1t is expected that all kindred soldier
organizations will participate with
Buckley post in these Memorial day
services. The w R C, Ladies' Aid,
S of V, L V [, and surviving heroes
of the Spanish-American war take
notice. Music for the day will be
furnished by the Sth Regiment band.
The Post closed with 81 members
present.
|. O. O. F.
Granite lodge met in usual form
with the respective officers in their
chairs on Thursday evening. First
nomination took place. On next
Thursday evening election will take
place and Il large attendance is eX-
pected.
Summit lodge met Monday evening
with the usual attendance. The first
degree was conferred on one candi-
date and one was elected for the sec
ond degree. Quite delegation of
the members paid Apollo lodge a
friendly visit last week and had a
good time. 1t is proposed to do some
more visiting.
Memo lodge Tuesday evening had
routine business. The degree work
was postponed.
Akron lodge Wednesday evening
had fair attendance. The second
degree was conferred and candidates
were elected to receive the third de-
gree Wednesday evening.
Canton Akron, PM, met Thursday
evening with the usual attendance.
Arrangements We're completed for
the competitive drill. One candidate
was elected to membership.
Akron Encampment met Friday
evening with the usual attendance.
One petition was received for men,
bership. Golden rule and Royal pur-
pie Friday evening.
Colfax Lodge, D. of R., will meet
Thursday evening. There will be de-
gree work as there are several candi-
dates elected for membership. Sew
ing society all day.
Sons Of St. George.
Akron lodge held well attended
meeting last Wednesday evening.
Another new member was initiated
into our order and the outlook for
others is very good. Next Wednes-
day evening we will hold our regular
monthly social. On account of the
Queens birthday we are holding it
one week sooner than usual. On
June s, Thursday evening, our lodge
has secured the services of the well
known and favored troupe known as
the Silver Crescent Dramatic club to
be present at Music hall the six act
drama entitled Sweet Briar, or the
Flower Girl of New York" The
play is a very deep and interesting
one. A dance will also be given after
the play. Admission. Admission
to all, 25c. Tickets for sale by any
member of either side.
Daughters Of St. George.
Ganter lodge will meet Friday,
May 26; will sew in the afternoon;
lodge in the evening. All who in
tend to go to Cleveland May "A,
should be at the corner of Howard st.
at ain. The fare will be rs cents,
round trip. The captain of the team
would like the members on hand for
drill May 26.
X. and L. of S.
Summit Council, formerly the
Modern Knights, will hold their last
social dance at Kaiser's Hall We'd
nesday, May a. All friends are in
vited to be present. a rattle will
take place for a beautiful prize. To
all members and friends it should be
known that our Supreme Warner will
be present from Topeka, Kas. Mem
bers who wish to make his acquaint-
ance should not fail on that evening
to be with us. The X. and L. of S.
are the third strongest in Ohio.
knights and Ladies Of Honor.
Wednesday evening at Forester's
hall, Agenda lodge, will hold a social
and entertainment, to replenish their
funds, which have been drawn upon
by sickness among the members and
in keeping up the assessments of
some of the members. Ice cream
and cake will be served and seven