The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-07
NEWS OF FRATERNAL
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The big ceremonial session Of Kor-
ayb temple ID. o. X. X. of Laurium
which was to have been held at the
Laurium town hail on Friday evening
has been postponed. II probably will
be a month now before the big session
Is held. the dates favored being the
time of the big midsummer carnival
in I.aurium. The postponement was
decided upon because of the many
conflicting attractions on Friday and
Saturday of this week, and the fact
that many of the members who are
anxious to attend would be unable to
be present. Because of the ceremonial
session in connection with the big re-
union at Menominee, it was decided
to make no effort to conduct the local
session until after that date. A large
number Of applications have been re-
ceived and II is believed the event.
when it finally is conducted, will be a
great success.
fythan Degree Team.
Following the regular meeting of the
Laurium lodge held this week, the per-
sonnet of the degree team which is to
represent Laurium will be the largest
that has ever been entered in an up
per peninsula degree team contest and
| i'm ludes the following:
Pythagoras. Mel Camobell.
Monitor, John Ross.
King, DR.. II. f. Sangster.
Senators-F'irst Joseph Bennetts;
second, Thomas Harris: third, James
| Il. Fisher; fourth, Ambrose Wilson;
fifth, John Ross; sixth, Mel Camp
bell; seventh, Arthur Caldwell; eighth,
Will Stannard; ninth John X. Finlay-
son, and tenth, Jacob Dahl.
Herald, Joseph Swykert.
| Master at Arms, Murdoch McDun.
Master at Work, Fred Danielson.
Bugler, Joseph Cowley.
Scribe, William Smead.
Executioners, Thomas williams, Err
nest Mckay and Elmer Sundquist.
Musician, George Hall.
Pages. Maurice Arnovitz and Tony
| Reshofski.
Soldiers. Bruce Patton. Angus Nc
Lehman, Bernard IIolmstrom. John
Manner, John Hunt, Or. NJ. M. Kerr,
Robert Greenshields, Bert Bray and
Charles Hanson.
1t is likely that all of the members
nf tho third ranly 1ooroo tom, Mill nc
sist in comforting the dramatic first
rank. AS twelve of the members of
the team were aslo members of the
team which won first prize at the Es-
canada convention last June, the MEM
bers of the Laurium lodge feel confident
that the team will make an exception
ally fine showing. The delegation will
leave Calumet Tuesday afternoon June
20, via the Northwestern train, spe-
cial cars having been provided for the
trip. II is likely that the members
of Hancock lodge will travel to the
convention on the same train as the
Laurium lodge members.
Modern Brotherhood.
Initiatory work viii! oe conducted
at the regular meeting of Enterprise
lodge, NJ. b. A. at the Laurium bank
hall tomorrow evening.
X. o. T. M. M. County Reunion.
The county reunion o. .he knights
of the Tented Modern Maccabees al
the c. & II. park Saturday afternoon
and evening, with DR.. Thomas Sleneau
of Pert Huron, Great Medical Exami-
ner for ~ state as the guest of hon
or promises to prove one of the big
gest events of its kind ever attempted
here. All of the copper country tents
will participate and there is little
doubt that the attendance will be
large.
Early in the afternoon. the Lauri-
um band which has been engaged fol
the occasion will go to the park and
will render concert program. There
will also be an informal program OF
addresses, including an address by DR.
Sleneau. The remainder of the after
noon and the evening will be devoted
TO dancing and other amusements. Re-
| freshments will be served at the park
At 6 o'clock i'm the evening. the Laur-
ium band will head a parade starting
from the Calumet I. O. O. +. hall to
the park. All of the visiting tents are