Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-29
new CLASS
Will be Initiated.
Large Increase In the
Royal Arcanum.
Sermon to Protected
Home Circle.
Columbia Council Enjoyed
Social Session.
Odd Fellows Will Visit Springfield
Lodge Notes.

Provident Council No. 1G, r. A. will
hold its regular meeting in G. A. X.
hall, Wednesday evening, Oct. 3. All
members are urgently requested by
the officers to be present. The papers
have been received from the eXamin~
er and the new class will be initiated.
The Past Grand Regent and the Vice
Grand Regent of the State will be
present with us to take part in the
ceremony, and good time for all is
anticipated.
Excellent reports are received from
all parts of the State of the increase
of membership in the order. Let us
keep up the good work now COM
menced. Brothers, turn out, each and
every one, and let us give our new
members hearty welcome into mem
bership with us.
Visiting brethren and members of
other Councils are earnestly invited
and will be cordially welcomed to
spend the evening with us.
=. III. G.
Akron Circle p. II. G. met in G. A. r.
hall Wednesday evening, Sept. 26th
with very fair attendance. Three
lcandidates We're elected to member
ship. The Rev. j. III. W. Blake of ST..
Paul's Episcopal church, East Market
ST., has kindly invited the members of
this Circle to attend his church Sun
day evening, Sept. both, when he will
deliver n sermon appropriate to the
occasion. The members will meet mt
their hall Sunday at 6.o'clock pm. and
attend in body. All members living
in East Akron and vicinity of church
will meet at the church and poin the
Circle there. Let every member he
present.
After October LIST, this Circle will
convene at Z o'clock sharp. Our next
meeting will be on Wednesday, Oct.
10. Everybody come.
10. O. II.
Summit lodge Monday evening had
n fair attendance. After routine
work the first degree team had "A fine
drill There viii be work next month.
Memo lodge Tuesday evening had the
usual attendance Arrangements were
made for work the coming month.
There are two candidates.
Akron lodge Wednesday evening had
n good attendance. All members of
the initiatory degree team are request
ed to be present next Wednesday eve
ming, as there are two candidates.
Akron Encampment Friday evening
had good attendance, One petition
was received and referred. Arrange
ments have been made to go to Spring
field, Oct. IA, to visit the |. o. o. f.
Home. All Odd Fellows are requested
to lok at this, as 1t is the first op-
portunity to see the Homeh of our or
phans. The fare for the round trip
will be 81. All lpersons are invited, as
the X. of p. Home and the Masonic
Home are located there. If any wish
to visit the Soldiers Home at Dayton,
they can do so.
l.. O. Il. NJ.
Protection Hive, will meet in special
review Tuesday evening, Oct. :, Mt T:3C
sharp Business of great Importance
viii come before the hive and all mem.
| UtlN Ult ltNutNNNN w w pi''Nh' as'f
dies this Is imperative. A very inter
estlng review was held Tuesday even
Ing with full attendance.
Regular meeting of Busy Bee hive
l.. o. n NJ, Thursday evening, Oct 4
at G. A. X. hall at 7 o'clock. The
life benefit members not having paid
assessment No. rs, must pay by the
last of this mouth. The last term OF
dues for this year due Oct. !. must he
paid by the last of October. Ladies OF
Busy Bee hive will meet at the home
of Mrs, Katie Donley, No. $40 s. High
ST., Tuesday Oct, =, 10 sew for the
bazar. Each lady coming in the morn
ing will carry her own lunch and any
that cannot do this will please come
In the afternoon.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council held regular meet.
ing Thursday at special hour to pre-
pare for social later ON. Considerable
ed, Sick benefits paid also r. h. H.
No. 1876. Sister Mueller was reported
sick. Sister King was with us again
from New London, o. a good pro
gram was given, all the parties lending
assistance We're encored. The render.
ing of the Lords Prayer IN mute Ian.
guage was something never given IN
public here before, also singing
"Nearer My God TO Thee" In the same
manner. 1t was appreciated by those
present. The musical selections were
well rendered. while several recita,
tions We're well received, After the
program, the drawing of the quilt
Mrs. Blackmore, 305 Brown ST., hoId
ing ticket, No. 104, drew the quilt
Progressive pedro was enjoyed by
many. Mrs. Anna Bell and Mr.. II. X
Shultz taking first prizes. Mrs. Veva
Shultz and Mr.. Lewis Kline captured
the boOby DrlZes numhpi. eniovad