The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-11-23
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Hartford Tent No. SO X. o. T. NJ.
had a grand time Thursday night at
the lodge hall with work in all
degrees for two candidates. A large
attendance OF the membership was
on hand showing vim and vigor for
work in the future AT six O'Clock a
splendid spread was served under the
management of Knights A. B. Riley
H. j. Bell and Estil Park as special
committee The menu consisted of
barbecued goat, smothered chicken,
oysters and other good things to eat
This tent will have work at every
meeting during the winter months,
All members urged to attend.
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Rough Riger Lodge No. 10 Knights
Of Pythias held an interesting ses-
sion Tuesday evening Nov. 1 5 and dis
cussed plans for the meetings dur
ing the coming winter months. After
considerable discussion as to the
best means for providing interest in
the lodge a committee, to be known
as the entertainment committee, was
selected, consisting of the following
knights: j. B. Wilson, J. c. Her
and II. e. Mischke. This committee
made arrangements with knight j.
B. Tappan for a musical program
last Tuesday evening. Knight Tap
pan has recently secured many of the
latest New York musical hits for
his photograph and these were
given as an after-lodge entertain
ment.
Hartford Chapter No. "a, Eastern
Star, held one of the most interest
ing meetings at the hall November
IA which has been enjoy
cd by the members since the institu-
ton of the chapter. Mrs. Pallie Clag-
get and Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Lay
man, from the Leitchfield chap
ter, were present as guests of
the evening and assisted in the
initiation of Mayor James H.
Williams and wife. Mrs. Clag-
get was the installation officer
when the Hartford Chapter was
brought into existence some years
ago, and she has always been a ia
vorite with Eastern Star ladies here.
On this occasion she made a splendid
talk which was enjoyed by all and
Mr.. Layman also spoke in very en-
pertaining way After the chapter
adjourned, a splendid luncheon was
served in the dining room for the
benefit of the members and visitors.
The menu was prepared and served
by the officers of the chapter. One
application was received and the can
didate elected which will give work
for the next meeting. Hartford Chap
ter is on q boom.
Acme Lodge No. 339 I. o. o. F. held
a notable meeting November IL,
when work was put on in the
first degree. A large number of visi-
tors from Magnolia Lodge, Center
town, came up to assist in the work
and also to put on some side degrees.
A splendid chicken supper was serv-
ed in the dining room by the fol-
lowing committee, G. B. Likens, w. f..
Ellis and w. r. Hedrick, at the close
of the lodge, in nonor of the visitors,
after which the side degree work
was thoroughly enjoyed by a large
number who remained for the fun.
Noble Grand A. B. Riley welcom-
ed the visitors in a few chosen words
which were responded to by E. M.
Morton, of Magnolia lodge. TheHart-
ford boys hope the Centertown broth
ers will repeat the visit as soon as
possible. The following visitors Were
present from Centertown: H. H.
Lewis, L. G. Morton, Alvin Rowe, E.
NJ. Morton, j. M. Ross, ]. B. Sevain,
Alvin Ross, Orville Ross, DR.. ]. l..
Smith, Worth Nchenor, Garfield
Barnard, A. R. Plummer, l.. C. James
and Delmer Williams. Also r. II.
Jones, of Mountain Park, Oklahoma.