Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-21

was transacted.
Memo lodge Tuesday evening had
good attendance. The initiatory de-
gree was conferred and the first and
second degrees will be conferred next
Tuesday evening. Brother Thomas
Harris had his hand severely burned
Wednesday at the Sixth ward engine
house and it is feared that he may
lose it.
Akron lodge Wednesday evening
had only routine business. Brothers
John Stair and A. G. Keck attended
the session of the Grand Lodge Of Ohio
this week.
Canton Akron P. NJ, had q very in-
teresting session Thursday evening.
After the routine business good
drill was had.
Colfax lodge .. of f., will NEE. next
Thursday evening when a good at
tendance is expected. The sowing
circle will have an afternoon session.
Akron Encampment No. 4S had q
good attendance. Brother l. l.. Her'
riff of Kent, and about 10 other Pa'
trlarchs were present expecting to
witness the comforting OF the Royal
Purple degree. 1t will be conferred
next Friday evening. One candidate
aud some of the officers wcrc absent
| The Ohio Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows in session lieie this week. ad'
journcd today after Installing the fol
lowing officers: Grand master, Emery
l.. uossins, Sidney; deputy grand mas
ter, james j.. I.owcry, Van Vert
grand warden, j. NJ. Bever, Fostoria
grand secretary, G. II. Lyman, Pome
roy: grand treasurer, G. e. Niles. Find
Law; grand representative, John c
Whitaker, Dayton.
Grand Master Hoskins announces
+be selection of the following ap
pointive officers: Grand chaplain, i
G. Dick, West Jefferson; grand mar
shal, Harry Mosher. Wapakoneta
grand conductor, F. Hanson Magneti
Springs; grand guardian, Fred Is
slIeb, Marion; grand herald, j.. G. Col
Inns, Versailles; grand messenger
George II. Davis, Ironton; grand mas
ter's executive committee, NJ. S. Ciapr
!. Warren; John @. Whitaker, Dayton
]. NJ. Broderick, Mnrquctte; I've
Hughes, Columbus; Aaron Mcneil
q Cincinnati. t4f'
The next meeting of the Gran
> Lodge will be held at Springfield o
d, the third Tuesday in May, 1901.
GRAND ARMY.
Friday evenings meeting was
lively ono for Buckley Post, and tn
hall was crowded. All arrangement
for Memorial Day are completed and
. program appears in this issue.
!. communication was received frol
/. secretary Of Citizens committee of II
. south Find inviting Buckley Post
, ioin them mt the South End stree
~ cnr harps where memorial service
t. will be hold Tho Invitation was a
1, copied. aud somc of the comrades WI
be OH hand.
.. Comrnde Marcus Wright wns L
1t ported very III.
The chairman of barbecue coniml
s toe, o. l., McM,llcn. reported that u
rites to Scenic rark, Cleveland, Jul
h a3d, would be rs cents round tr!I' /
Guiding admission to the park, also
. piece OF tho roast oxen. This is chca
% or than to stay Mt home, and see wh'
10 fun you will have.
" In the matter of Lemuel Beac
IT whose mother was cnquiring for hil
1t was referred to the adjutant. +
N found that Comradc Beach was -four
10 dead In the stable Of the Cereal NJ
.. company. May %, 1894, and died
/. of hunger and consumption, and WI
buried in the potters' field at Gle
Q. dale. 1t was unknown that lie w
10 Grand Army man until this inves
~ cation was commenced by the adj