Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-01
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ODD FELLOWS.
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ceived the Rebekah degree. Mrs
Clara Madison made a report of tn
proceedings of the state assembl.
which was held in Springfield il
April. Sewing society had an al
days session.
Akron Encampment met Frida.
evening with good attendance. Th'
royal purple degree was conferred oil
two candidates. Three candidate
for May.
! Granite lodge met in usual form
with respective officers i'll the chairs
The third degree was conrerred oI
one candidate. The lodge ATTENDED
services at st. Paul's Epfscopa
church Sunday.
Canton Akron. p. NJ. will NEE
Thursday evening. There will b,
three candidates for the degree anC
full attendance iSurged.
The Past Officers Association mel
Friday evening and elected all ol
the old officers for the ensuing year.
The attendance was fair. The next
meeting will be October 9th.
Pythian Sisters.
The regular meeting of Louise As
sembly held Friday evening was not
very largely attended and business
of Importance was laid over for one
week, at which time all members are
earnestly requested tobe present.
U. r.. X. Of p.
Akron Company had very inter
esting meeting Friday evening. The
matter of camping this summer was
debated and will be voted on at our
next regular meeting. and other
matters of Importance will come up
AT the same time.
U.V.U.
\. Lincoln command at its last
meeting had IL fair attendance and
business of Importance was attended
10. Our next meeting May !, will be
a joint meeting of the Command and
Lincoln Union. All members of
both organizations should be present :;
important business.
The National Union.
Diamond council of Akron has a
membership of lao of the representa-
tive business and professional men
of the city. That accounts for the
low rates of insurance.
Knights Of Pythias.
Interest in matters fraternal is de-
cidedly increasing in Mcpherson
lodge as indicated by the increased
attendance. Much of permanent in
terest is before the lodge, not the
least of which is the new temple
project. The Mcpherson branch of
the General Temple Committee made
report at the last meetings report
which will be continued and en-
larged at the next meeting.
Grand Army Republic.
Buckley Post held an open meeting
last Friday evening, at which Gen.
A. C. Voris of this city gave very
interesting lecture, descriptive, of the
first battle of Winchester, which oc-
Cured March %, 1852. 1t was full of
descriptions of thrilling incidents,
seasoned with pith and humor all of
which made the Generals lecture a
most entertaining one for which he
has the sincere thanks of
Buckley Post and all who were so
fortunate as to hear him. Before the
General began his lecture Miss Kath-
crime McMillen of Good st. sang a
most beautiful solo, with piano ac-
She was most heart
lily encored and responded with
''Star Spangled Banner" At the
close of the lecture Prof. Glover
sang a most thrilling solo, with piano
by his daughter. The
professors voice never sounded
richer or better. He responded to R
most hearty encore.
On next Friday evening beginning
at Z o'clock Frank Marvin and Miss
Katherine McMilien of this city will
favor the old soldiers and their
friends in GA. r. hall with vocal and
instrumental music, comprising war
songs, patriotic and other sougs for
half an hour. Comrades be on hand
in good time and in large number s
The Pathfinder.
The funeral of Brother Emory
Moore took place on Thursday at
Cuyahoga Falls. A number of Path
finders were present from Akron
lodges and nearly every member of
Magnet lodde of Cuyahoga Falls was
present. Brother Moore leaves a
widow and small boy, and his insur-
ance in the Pathfinder. will thus re-
suit in much good.
Hallwood lodge at Columbus and
Quaker City lodge at Philadelphia,
Pa, were instituted last week.
Middlebury lodge of East Akron
met on Wednesday evening and
elected Mrs. Anna S. Wells. LIZ