Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-14
PREPARING
For Memorial Day
Are Members of Buckley
Post, G. A. R.
| Will Remove Body From
POtters' Field.
| Major n. A. Kasson's Work Was
Much Appreciated.
Many interesting Notes Cleaned
Among Akron's Lodges.

Among Akron's Lodges.
Buckley Post, G. A. r., at its regular
meeting, next Friday evening, will
complete arrangements for the OBJ
servance of Memorial Day. The Post
has 800 members, aud IL Is hoped that
nll will participate in showing respect
10 dead comrades.
Relative to inquiries made by friends
the death and burial OF
I.emuel Beach, an old comrade, in
vestigation has disclosed the fact that
his remains were inferred in the pot
tcrs' field, i'm Glendale cemetery. Com
rade Beach's identity rs soldier was
unknown to Buckley Post, and since
il has become known that hc was
member of tue G.. A. II. the adjutant
has been instructed to see that Mr..
Beach's remains are removed to the
Grand Army lot in the cemetery, and
his grave properly marked.
Not only was Col. II. A. Kasson re-
appointed inspcctor-general mt the
state cncampment at Findlay last
week. but the department officers, to
show their appreciat OF his work
during the past year, presented him
a 20 dollar gold piece.
Buckley Pos. has received an inyl-
tation from the posts at Columbus to
| ioiu with them in entertaining Admiral
George Dewey during his proposed
visit to that city June q and Z.
ODD FELLOWS.
Summit lodge, Monday evening had
fair attendance Only routine bus
mess was transacted. Brother Phll1I
Stine returned 10 work, after beins
Off two months with the loss of MI
left hand. at the Diamond Rubbe
compapy's plant. Brother Charles
Shuler. of Parkersburg, W. Va, wa
La welcome visitor. Brother w. II
White, who for many years WORKED
nj the Allen & Palmer Flouring Mills
better known as the Brick mill, is Il
very poor health.
Canton Akron will meet next Thurs
dny evening. 1t is the desire of th
captain that there be good attent
ance.
Akron Encampmcnt, Friday evenin,
had the usual attendance. After I'll
, routine business. the Golden Rule d.
gree was conferred on one candidate
The Royal Purple degree viii bc COZ
ferrcd next Friday, evning
Memo lodge, Tuesday evening, In
II good attendance. The initiatory d
nrcc was conferred on one candidat
> l'rhe first degree will be conferred nc?
Tuesday evening.
Akron lodge had the usual atten
ancc Wednesday evening Only ro
tine business was transacted. A sho
session was held, after which all pre-
ent went over 10 Apollo lodge, In Il
Sixth ward. where the initiates dcgr'
was conferred.
Colfnx lodge, ID. of r., Thursds
leyening. had n fair attendance. ~
tier Clara Malison, representative to q
States assembly, made report or u
proceedings of the session, which W
very Interesting. In the afternoon, L
sewing society had II fair meeting.
Columbia lodge, ID. OF H., are
auested to be present Wednesday G
= ening, to participate in the transa
= ton of important business
THE PATHFINDER.
Two crowded cars on the A. b.
carried large delegation from Akr
and Cuyahoga Falls TO visit CleveIa
r lodges last Friday night. They we
accompanied by the team or Akr
lodge, No. l, which eNempliied
n ,-t.t.tn.x, xrorly x,yith the assistance