The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-01-20
THE G. A. R. BOYS
Enjoy Their Annual Oyster Supper
at Their Hall
W. R. E. COOKS PRESIDE
installation Ceremonies of Post and
Corps Follow and All Have
Pleasant Reunion

Pleasant Reunion
Thursday, Jan. Ii, was a big day fol
the members of the G. A. r. and W
r. C. At 6 o'clock p. m. all member!
and few invited guests sat down t.
the annual oyster supper. Mrs. Jot
Parker presided over the ''stew"
which is all that need be said in it:
praise. The other eatables were in
the quality always furnished by w
r. c. cooks. After supper the annua
installation services took place, Com
rade Jas. Norris being Installing
officers. The officers:
Commander, A. S. Bush; Senior
Vice, Chas. Brown; Junior Vice, Geo
Oldham; Q. NJ, VIM. Pangburn; Asst
Q. NJ, Jos. Parker: Chaplain, Harry
Parker; Adj, d. Cleveland; Asst. Adj
Geo. Loomer; officer of Guard, Harry
Sneesby; Officer of Day, S. Smith.
Following this came the installation
of officers of Relief Corps. Mrs. A
Barto wss installing officer, Mrs. D.
Cleveland being installing conductor
Mrs. Geo. Fish playing a spirited
march. The officers:
Pres, Mrs. Byron Carr; Senior Vice.
Mrs. John LLOYD; Junior Vice, Mrs
Jos. Parker; Sec, Mrs. J. B. Perkins;
Treas, Mrs. j. A. Norris; Chaplain,
Mrs. Sylvia Townsend; Color Bearers,
Mesdames Jas. Larkins, Bessie Marsh.
all, Anna Smith, Sanford Smith, G.
NJ. Coates, Esther Hendry, VIM.
Pangburn, Lagergren; Patriotic In.
structor, Mrs. d Cleveland; Assis-
tant. Mrs Lagergren; Press Cor, Mrs.
C. C. Tobey.
The work of the two societies was
we'll done and all seemed to feel the
Importance and dignity of their posi-.
lions.
Harrison Pendergast, of Bemidji, a
brother of Solomon Pendergast, was
among the yesitors. He had not met
his old cemrades Aaron Doty since the
close of the war, until this meeting,
As years. 1t was a happy reunion.
The familiar face of Comrade Will
liams was missed, he having answer
ed the final Toll call during the year.
"One by one they are being called
home;
To each and all will the summons
come.
God bless the boys who fought fol-
our land;
God bless those left of the G. A. r.
band.';
MRS. TOBEY, Press Cor.
Sank Centre Lodge No. 162, 40.
U. w. and Sank Centre Lodge No. &c
Degree of Honor held a joint installa-
ton on Saturday Jan. Is. Grand re-
ceiver J. C. Mcclure installed the
officers for the A. 0. U. w. and Grand
Chief of Honor Anna L Duffy install
ed the officers for the Degree of
Honor. The following are the names
of the newly installed officers;
P. NJ. w. Frank E. Minette; w.
W. John r. Wolfe; Foreman, e. A.
Lagergren; Overseer, Emil Wudtke;
Recorder, j. w. Ward; Financier, A.
w. Austin; Receiver, Nels Christen-
son: Guide, Chas. Parks: 1. W., James
Neal; o. W., Gus. Generick:
The following were installed as
officers for the D. of Fl:
PC. H., MaV Cumming; G. of H.,
Marie Allen; L. of Fl, Mary Erans; C.
of c, Clara Neal; Financier, Mamie
Sutton; Recorder, Edna Lagergren;
Receiver, Carrie Lyman; Usher,
Mamie Connolly; 1. W., Lulu Chisolm;
G. W., A. v. Sutton.
After the installation Grand Recei-
yer MCGUIRE was called upon and re-
sponded in few well chosen words,
praising Sank Centre lodges for their
good work during the past year.
:. Following Bro. Mcclure, Grand
Chief of Honor Sister Duffy gave a
short talk on the new rates which
was much enjoyed by all.
Grand Inner Watch Carrie Lyman
also spoke of the good work done by
the d. of H. in the past year.
Supper was then announced and all
repaired to the dining room where
the tables were laden with all manner
of good things. A very social time
was spent after supper with dancing
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