Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-01


ron, the Cleveland lodges are rapidly
increasing in membership.
A good lodge was organized in Della
ware, Ohio, during the past week.
Cuyahoga Falls lodge gave very
pleasant and successful social and
banquet in their rooms.
Daughters of Liberty.
Columbia Council No. 2l met at a
special hour Thursday and cleared up
the docket in short order to give the
BY request the Spin
sters' Convention was repeated, the
hall being filled with peo-
pie who must have en-
enjoyed themselves From start to
finish it was one continuous, laughable
surprise and absurdity. The perform
ers all did well and were applauded
by the audience very many times.
There we're also some very pretty
transformations by Prof. Makeovers
which were very in
teresting as well. Now let us see il
we can get the premium, offered by
the National Councillor for largest per
centape of membership from January
1st to July 1st. Bring in all the candi-
dates you want to, the dispensation
has been received.
The Chevaliers.
Castle No. 2, Barberton, was insti
tuted Tuesday evening, the 26th, Prof.
Egbert, Noble Chevalier of Castle No.
/, Akron, presiding. So successful was
the meeting that the Barberton people
referred to Akron as o suburb.
More than $50 certificates sent out
since last weeks notes. Make appli-
cation now.
Denner, Roach and Hale report
bright prospects in Barberton, and
results bear out their claims.
Deputy Kervin is now with his fam
lily in Pittsfield, Pa.
Our honored and worthy Supreme
President, Gen. Chas. Dick, graced
the Supreme office Wednesday.
Our hustiing Supreme Secretary is
yet organizing the work in the East.
What Myler undertakes is accom-
plished.
This has been Supreme Counselor
Doyle's week in the office. Every body
knows that Doyle's presence means
promptness and dispatch in business.
Il. @. Price, manager of our Cleve-
land office, is expected to be with us
Saturday.
Supreme Medical Director Cauffield
has been hurrying things up this
week. The number of certificates
sent out gives a slight Indication OF
President Priest, of Buchtel Col
10 nj l,s L.
He is welcomed wherever he goes.
j. B. Smith is much encouraged
with his prospects for business in
Salem.
Deputy Wilbur Wynant is now
gracing the streets of Washington
He always reports good business.
Brewster and Henry are now as.
slsting the good people Of Canton tC
settle the great question, Fraternity
and Insurance" Success is assured
in that city.
Supreme Chaplain Olin is busy pre-.
pairing the copy for the next issue OF
The Chevalier. 1t promises to be
even better than its predecessors. The
chaplain knows how.
In the future our meetings will be
held in the X. o. II. M. hall, Abbey
block, l24-l32 Main street. Mex,
meeting Wednesday evening. April 8
L. o. T. M.
Regular review of Busy Bee Hive
No. 35. next Thursday evening, in the
X. o. r. M. hall in the Abbey block
on Main street. Be sure you reao
this right, ladies. The second tern
of dues, which is for all members o
the Hive, is April and must be paid
by the last Assessment No. 81 fol
life benefit members must be paid by
the last Of March or you will be sus.
pended, Also assessment No. 58 il
called for the first of April, must be
paid by the last. Union guards and
officers elected TO take part during
convention are to meet in Tip Tor
hall Tuesday evening, April 2, fol
practice and drill.
Sunday afternoon meeting oi
Unity division will be called at 2; all
Sir Knights requested to be present
bring swords. Sir knights who viii
Join the rank also requested to be
present. A number of the division
visited Patton tent at Cuyahoga Falls
on 22d. No doubt their missionary
work will bear fruit. A visit was also
made to Tip Top tent last Monday
evening, where several applications
were secured. The entertainment
committee promises an enjoyable
evening for Wednesday, April 10
After short business meeting Wed.
nesday, the balance of the evening
will be devoted to drilling.
q. A. r.
Buckley post Is enjoying q boom in
membership. Two more comrade es
were mustered Friday evening; two
applications received, and three COM
rades elected and waiting muster. A
lively session was held. and consider.
able business transacted. General
orders were read from both national
and department commanders relating
to the emcampments at Cleveland in
September and Bellefontaipe in May.
The matter of erecting monument
in the Chicamauga National cemetery