Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-29

tee feels very grateful to those who
assisted in any way to make it so and
especially so to Sister Golden.
Il. of III.
Acme lodge, X. of H.. met in regu-
lar session Monday evening, with a
good attendance The report of our
the members were well pleased with
1t, feeling TINT our newly elected Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge will work
hard, with the aid of the members to
build up the order I'm the state of Ohio,
so that when the Grand Lodge Meets
in September, 1902 we will have
doubled our present membership
Brothers. remember your obligations,
that, Il will do all in my power to help
to build up the order" Come and be
with us Mt lodge meeting, where there
Is will there is way. We regret
to learn of the death OF Brother s.
Townsends esteemed wife. Brother
Grand Dictator w. III. Sevagood has
issued his first circular.
THE PATHFINDER.
! Akron lodge had four applications
last Monday evening and expect mum.
Der more at the next meeeing, which
VIII be held inn G. A. II hall Monday
night Let every member attend.
Middlebury lodge will hold their
next meeting Wednesday, Oct. 2. -Four
candidates will be ready for initiation
at that time, aud arrangements made
for an oyster supper, to he held Mt an
early date. ,H
DR.. c. w. Virtue, whose death the
papers Of last evening mentioned,
was one of the earliest members of our
order, his certificate being No. 60. He
was one of the best medical examin-
ers the Pathfinder had in Akron. He
was member of the official board of
the First NJ. Il. church. and taught a
large Bible class in the Sunday school,
We have lost good member in DR.
Virtue, the church has one earnest and
faithful worker less. The community
will miss for long time, Christian
citizen. We here extend to the be-
reaved family our sympathy, and that
of the many members of our order,
with whom our dear brother came in
contact.
Now Is the time to make an effort to
secure new members. Many of your
friends can, with a little persuasion,
be induced to make application. The
premiums which You can earn will
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gin work today. Increase your mem
bership and at the same time have
something to show for your trouble.
The Pathfinder for October Is out,
and Is very interesting number. If
YOU do not receive a copy, notify your
secretary and we will see that one is
mailed you.
G. A. Il.
Friday evenings session was called
to order at 1880 p. m. Thirty-siX
members were present. Commencing
at our next meeting, October 8, the
time of opening will be 7p. IN.
Cmrade Searls is slowing improving.
He is able to walk few yards. His
Improvement is slow, but we hope It
Is sure. Comrade Ruttman who has
been quite i'll for some months Is gain
Ing slowly. Commander Smith called
and took him and his wife out in the
country few days ago. Country mir
and country food seem to agree with
comrade Ruttman. Comrade Smith
and his wife know how to run a sani-
tarium.
Comrade Michael Coffee has been
quite sick, but is on the mend.
There is class of migrating COM
rades that goes from Soldiers Home
to Soldiers Home. They are on the
wing now and we are getting our share.
Isaac Fink and old soldier wro form
erly resided in Akron and was teams
ter here for different firms, was killed
at Marion Junction on the Erie road,
Thursday, His remains will no doubt
be brought to Akron and inferred In
the Grand Army allotment. He was
not II q. \. q. member. On Thursday
Commander Smith In behalf of the
Post presented the High school with
II steel engraving of the battle of
Gettsburg. Two comrades were re-
instated,C. Way and Henry Van Hyn-
ing. Two more applications for next
Friday evening ana many more in
sight, thant's right boys, fall in. We
are going to have Il new roster about
November l. We want all your names
in il.
Resolutions upon the death of our
late comrade a, NJ. Jackson, were
passed and a copy ordered sent to his
widow.