The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-22

AS a result of the resignation of A
l.. Moe as captain of the third rank
degree team OF Charity lodge, No. ls1
Knights of Pythias and the selection
of Al. Rosewane as his successor the
whole team will be reorganized and
work will be vigorously conducted In
anticipation of the degree team con-
tests to be held in connection with the
reunion of the Upper Peninsula league
at Menominee i'm June. Several mem
bers of the team which brought the
championship cup to Calumet two
years ago have consented to assist and
1t is likely that Charity lodge will be
represented by one of the strongest
teams that has ever been entered from
this city in a convention contest.
The team will confer the work for
the first time on the occasion of the
coming visit of Deputy Grand Chan
oellor A. e. Sharpe of Sault ste. Marie
on Thursday evening March 80. De-
putty Sharpe will conduct a school of
instruction for the members of Charity
and Laurium lodges on this occasion
and it is likely that the teams of both
lodges will confer the work. Follow
ing the business of the evening. a So
cial session and smoker will be con-
Quoted.
There will be no meeting of Charity
lodge tomorrow evening, the use of the
hall having been extended to the Py-
THAN sisters.
Temple of Honor.
Arrangements have been practically
completed for the big reunion of the
members of the various branches Of
the Temple of Honor in Calumet on
Saturday evening. Special street car
and train services have been provided
for the benefit of the members of the
out of town lodges. The program will
consist of a short business session.
program and social gathering. It is
likely that the project of bringing the
state and reunion of this order to
Hancock in July, In connection with
be discussed and IL is likely the cop
per country lodges will decide to lend
their united support to the members
of the Hancock temple with this end in
view Several grand lodge officers
will attend the meeting to be held in
Calumet Saturday, as follows Grand
Worthy Templar, w. ]. Eddy Of Iron
wood Vice Grand Templar, Thomas
Rumble of Calumet and Deputy Most
Worthy Templar Herbert Hall of
Painesdale. ks
HecIa Lodge No. 90 |. o. o. r.
At the regular meeting. OF Hecla
lodge No. 80, /. o. O. f. to be held this
evening, the second degree will be
conferred on four candidates.
The members of the Hecla lodge
have accepted the invitation extended
by the members of the Houghton lodge.
to exemplify the initiatory degree in
connection with the -dedicatory exer-
clses of the new odd Fellows temple
at Houghton on the morning of April
26. 1t is expected that large delega-
ton of the members will go to Hough-
ton on this occasion. April 26 is a
very appropriate date for this dedica-
ton, it being the anniversary of odd
Fellowship.
1t is expected the Grand Lodge Off
GERS will hold special session in Cal
umet on the evening of April %, when
the grand lodge degree will be con-
ferred on all eligible. Committees of
both the Calumet and Hecla lodges are
making arrangements for this special
session.
Canton Copper City.
The regular cantonment of Canton
Copper City. No. As, Patriarchs Mill
iant, will be held on Monday evening.
March % and five candidates will re-
,eive the Patriarchs Militant degree
The members of Superior Canton No.
81 of Houghton have been invited to
attend this meeting and following the
business. smoker will be conducted.
The Canton is drilling hard in prepar-
,tion for the drills to be given at the