Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-09

delegate-at-large to national encamp
mept A. W. Jones, Youngstown, Judge
advocate. Gov. Nash addressed the
delegates. Both will meet next year
in Bellefontainc.
THE PATHFINDER.
Akron lodge had a grand meeting
last Monday night with n very large
attendance. officers were Installed.
Sixteen candidates initiated and those
present treated TO refreshments by the
new officers.
The total increase In the Akron mem.
bership in June was 72, divided as
follows: Home lodge, one; Cooper
lodge, one; Summit lodge, Is; Middle
bury, nine; W. C. & L. Co., 20; and
Akron No. /, 2S.
Arrangements are going forward for
a grand rally at Silver lake July 26.
Indiana ana Pennsylvania will be well
represented this year.
A. r. Durant, of the Supreme Office,
was in Wellsville last Monday.
Bro. Davies, State organizer for
Pennsylvania; Bro. Van Gorder. pres.
ident of New Castle lodge, and Su-
preme Vice President Stebbins; called
at the Supreme Office Friday
The July issue of the Pathfinder is
receiving many compliments from
those who have seen it. When your
copy is received you will understand
the treason.
Middlebury lodge will hold its next
regular meeting Wednesday. July II.
Every member is requested to be pres.
ent, as there is team work TO do. Also
installation of officers. At the last
meeting two candidates were initiated
and balloted on eight applications.
LADIES OF THE MAcCABEEs.
Busy Bee Hive will hold their reg.
llar meeting Tuesday evening, July
10, at Mcpherson hall, at 7:30. All life
benefit members not paying special
assessment No. 46 by Tuesday will be
suspended; also social members moi
paying per capita tax will be suspend
cd Assessment No. AZ for life bcnefi,
members is due and must be paid by
the last Of the month.
G. A. r.
Friday evenings session, although
the heat in the hall was oppressive
was largely attended
That tired feeling, which linger
about us old soldiers, seemed to hav,
meltedb In the heat, for every memoe
was anxious for trouble, and had no
better Judgment prevailed, this nrticI,
would never have been penned by. me
for Justice" was after me. wa
weighed in the scales and 1t was foun,
that l was lighter than | looked, an,
as Comrade Kasson said: "AIos,l,
wind Yes, il seems | have Weakened
up the dead by some of tho artlcie
that have appeared, and Col. Haskin
was ordered to so and bring in th
grave markers. Chaplain Campbel
don't like this, He can't afford {,
bury man but once. He desires t.
attend one more funeral and promise
to give us something original as th
ritual work would not dt the case
That is the Adiutants funeral.
Comrade Mouk has been CROWN;
worse, and better hope is entevtainct
for his recovery, Comrade BELOW
was overcome by the heat and wa
quite Ill,
Gen. order, No. 3, from departmou
headquarters, was read. Senior Vic
Commander o. l., McMlllcn and II. A
kasson have been appointed aids o,
the department commanders stuff.
Beni. Snyder, former member o
the post, but who had wandered from
the fold. came back last evening. IN,
we killed the ratted calf In his homo,
Last week ! said the rates to Chlcn
20 aud return would be $5.a5. Thi
was an error; ii should be $5.S5. "
Fall In and get your umbrellas. Buck
ley post ordered 250 beuutlfnllv dao,,