Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-27


pany the regular representatives
They will leave on the 1916 train on
the Erie Monday evening.
The Pathfinder.
l.. v. Ulrey, state manager Of In
diana spent Wednesday at the su-
preme Office. About one-half the ap-
plications written during week came
from his territory. His deputies are
all enthusiastic Pathfinders. Many
members attended the state conven-
ton of the Disciples held In Akron
during the past week, coming from
different parts of the state.
Akron lodge appointed as commit
tees to arrange for their annual
picnic: l.. r. Sauvain, time and
place; r. d. Westfall, amusements;
G. w. Jordan, transportation; Thos.
Nicol, Lemonade; Mrs. M. e. Berry,
coffee; J. w. Harter, invitation.
The secretary of Akron lodge will be
at the supreme Office Saturday even
ing to receive, payments from men,
bers. Payments can also be made
during Office hours at 404 Everett
building.
The relief committee and trustees
met at the office of Secretary Durant
Saturday night.
Union Veterans Union.
Lincoln camp, U. V. IT,, decided to
decorate graves on Memorial day in
squads in the morning and then re-
turn to the hall, where the w. V. r.
U. will serve refreshments so none will
be required to return home for din
ner. In the afternoon our services
will be held in honor of the dead. AS
we expect to go through our regular
services on that occasion there will
also be speakers present to address the
veterans.
Comrades be sure to be on hand and
bring some old veteran along with you
to do honor to the departed.
Spanish-American War Veterans.
The annual meeting of Theodore w.
Miller camp, ,S. A. w. w., Tuesday
evening was postponed on account of
the ball given by the Eighth regiment
companies and band. Applications
for mem bership were received, with
the promise of more.
Theodore w. Miller Camp will hold
its regular weekly meeting next Tues
day evening in Company BIS armory.
1t has been decided to make this next
meeting an open one and all Spanish
American war soldiers are cordially
invited to be present. Previous to the
open meeting a short business session
will be held. The Commander urges
that all members of the camp be on
hand Tuesday evening as the commit
tee on iniatition has been working
on the matter entrusted to it and will
probably have some ideas to submit
to the camp. We also wish to make
our final arrangements and assign,
ments for our share In the services on
Memorial day The camp is still grow
ing in membership and with little
extra work on the part of the men,
bers can be made still stronger. There
are a considerable number Of persons
in Akron eligible to membership and
all should be invited and urged to
join us.
knights of the Maccabees.
Akron tent held review last Monday
evening with very large attendance.
Great Past Commander Sisler gave
us very interesting talk on the ar
rangements Of our great camp con-
vention. Akron tent with such a
large membership should have at
least 400 men in parade. There will
be no meeting next Monday evening
in order to let every sir knight attend
the opening meeting of the oonven-
tion at the opera house at 8p. m. The
reception committee will meet in
Akron tent hall Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
to make final arrangements. The next
review will be held June 8, and hope
there will be large attendance as
election of officers will take place.
Unity division, uniform rank, drill
practice was very well attended. The
committee appointed by the captain
for our military ball, night of the 28th,
are requested to be on hand early to
take their respective places. All men,
bers are ordered to meet at the Grand
opera house Monday evening at 1880 in
fatigue uniform and receive further
orders for that evening.
Every sir knight Is ordered to report
in full uniform at 1890 p. m. Tues
day to meet any delegations that may
arrive and to take part in the parade.
Lodge Laconics.
Favorite hive, No. 1874, Ladies' of the
Maccabees, will have no meeting We'd
nesday evening on account OF the con.
vention, but will meet June s.
Puritan camp Royal Neighbors had
a good attendance. May 80, at Forest
ers' hall on East Market street, all
members are urged to be present on
business of Importance.
Akron lodge, No. 1870, Sons of st.
George had a good attendance. One
application was received and referred.
Next Wednesday night Is election of
officers. A social has been planned
after the meeting and general good
time 10 expected. Brother Samuel
Hackett Is gaining.
Agenda lodge Knights and Ladies OF
Honor had large attendance. Three
applications were accepted. 1t is to
be hoped that the prize banner offered
by the supreme lodge will wave over
Agenda after June 30.
Tuesday evening. June 4, we will
have initiation of candidates. There
will also be social after routine oi
business. Six members of the degree
staff will entertain the lodge at lunch
and games.
X. & l.. of Fl.
Agenda Lodge met Tuesday evening
with a good attendance. Three appli
cations for membership were accepted
The union meeting to take place IL
June Is one of the coming events tha
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