The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
NEWS ABOUT ORMOND AND ORMOND
RESIDENTS AND SOJOURNERS
TOLD IN INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS

consist Of fifty shareholders who shall
pay the sum Of twenty-five dollars
and hold only one share each. Pro.
vision is made for associate members
who shall pay five dollars annually
and be entitled to all the privileges
of the club, except voting and holding
office. Charter members shares are
transferable subject to the APPROX
al Of the board of trustees.
Annual meetings of the club are
fixed for the first Monday in Februa-
~ and stated meetings for the first
Monday of each month. Applications
for associate membership are made to
the secretary and must be approved
by the trustees and by two-thirds
of all the members present at any
meeting of the club.
Under the provisions of this consti-
tuition officers were elected for the
year as follows; y,
President-D. W. Lewis,
Vice Observation-Disclosures McNary,
Secretary-Fred CARMEL,
Treasurer-A. A. Buck,
COmmodore-Israel Putnam,
Vice CommodOre-Jas. CARMEL.
Trustees. D. Price, Henry G.
Irons and Frank Mason, 49,
Much time vas given 70 the discus
sion of building, A communication
was read from the town clerk that
the city has granted the use of land
at the foot of Lincoln avenue for
J club purposes S tatement was made
that certain lands, if needed, in front
Of the Union church parsonage could
be obtained for the club.
1t was voted that the building
should be placed over the water and
that it's west wall should be fifty
feet east of the wall at the foot OF
Lincoln avenue A statement was
made that the ladies have a prOpO
sitiOn with reference to enlarging the
proposed building. Discussion develop
ed the entire willingness of the mem
bers to give the ladies a place in the
plans.
A committee of six, consisting of tt
three trustees, with George A. earle
ton Charles Griffin and Charles Nc
Nary, was appointed to consider two
sets of plans: One for club fnuds alOu,
and one for a larger building in CO
operation with the ladies, and to re
port at the next meeting, which is
subject to call of president.
Architect S. H. Cove, OF DaytOna
had been requested to submit tenta
tive plans for building q sc, with
a seven foot piazza on the south
and east sides land these plans are
in the hands of the committee.
/ Following is a list of charter mem
bers that have so far signed the
agreement to contribute twenty-five
dollars each: A G. Weatherbee
Geo. A. Carleton, Frank Mason, l. H
. Sawyer, T. A. Reilly, Mary ]. Law
renee, Isabelle B. Simpson, Lars
BostrOm,F. A. Carneu, Geo A. Howe
Jas. CARMEL, D. w. Lewis, Geo. IL
Hollister, John Milligan, Jas. E. Fran
( els, A. A. Buck, G. B. Griffin, J. d.
! Price, r. r. Kimball, Israel Putnam
S C. Thrall, J. Wilson Miller, Stanley
| CARMEL, VIM. A. Barker, F. P. Free
man, John Anderson, Macon Thornton
w. A. Burr, H. E. Waldron, II. V.
: Stilwen, E. A. Lapp, J. R. Clements,
d. w. Waldron, Jas. 2. Vining, Har-
" Irons, Geo. Merritt, P. L.
Webb, G. Walbaum, G. Butler Smith,
( A. w. Street, J. A. Bosuom, c. F.
/ Griffin, Chas. McNary, S. r. Kauf-
man, j. S. Thompson, w F. Colby.
These call for a total of forty-sey-
en- shares, of which eight, represented
by the first eight names on the list,
are against the property of the old
club. Judge Shiras is one of the con
uibutors hut does not wish to join
+ the organization. His share, by vote
of the club, was turned over to Rev.
. Geo. B. Waldron. for his use while he
lives in Ormond.