The Calumet news., 1912-06-12

and giving a total membership. this
year of 1929. During the year 22S |
death claims have been paid: 1873
from tho state bund treasury and s5
from the local societies.
The report of Treasurer VIM d.
| Iiaum shows total receipts Of $12a-
,sO.6s. with expenditures Tor death
| claims of $11l,25O: placed in reserve
$500; miscellaneous, S2.sO2.59; and
there is a balance OF S237.O4. last years
balance being 1903. II Is the purpose
Of the organization to pay out prac-
Ideally all money received. as the men,
bers are assessed only when the deaths
occur
Calumet Tent, X. o. 7. M. M.
The members of Calumet tent, X. o.
r. NJ. NJ. No. 3is. went to Hubbell
last Saturday evening and enjoyed
social visit with the Hubbell Tent
on arrival at Torch Lake launch
ride was enjoyed through the cour-
tesy of one Of the Hubbell members
The Hubbell band rendered a concert
for the benefit of the members. At the
Hubbell hall a lunch and smoker
brought the evening to a close. The
trip was made by sptcial street car
and there was good attendance.
Laurium Lodge, X. Of p.
Laurium lodge. Knights of Pythias
conferred the second rank at its reg
ular meeting Monday evening in the
First National bank hall Two dele
| L.. a1n fn Oft
annual u. p. Pythians reunion which
is being held this year at Mu nising
to take place the last three days of
this week. The delegates are Albert
Bray and Arthur Caldwell, who leave
for Munising today. At the meeting
To be held next Monday evening no
rank work will be transacted. "A So
cial session will follow the regular
business meeting.
Helping Hand Tent l. o. r.
The annual election of officers OF
Helping Hand tent. /. O. r., was held
recently. The following officers were
named for the ensuing year:
Shepherd-Alfred Richards.
Chief ruler-william Morcombe.
Deputy ruler-John Trevaskis.
Recording secretary-John Spur.
Financial secretary-John Dave.
Treasurer-Samuel Carter.
Levite--John Grenfell
Inside guardlan-Albert Lanyon.
Outside guardian--Samuel Hooking
haplaln-Richard Mitchell.
Supt of Juveniles-John Dave.
First assistant supt-Adfred Rich
ards.
Second assistant-Samuel Carter.
Third .assistant--John Lucas.
The tent has accepted an Invitation
from Rev. NJ. II. Eldred to attend di-
vine service at the Laurium NJ E.
church Sunday morning, June 80.
Lauriunr Nest Of Owls.
regular meeting of the Laurum
Nest OF Owls will be held this cven-
ing. Further matters pertaining to the
first annual picnic vii, be taken up. Ii
is to be held TUESDAY of next week at
the c. & II. park. The fun G. H.
band has been ergased TO hirnsh
music for. the occasion. There viii be
parade of all of the members leav-
ING the I.aurium town ham at 10 o'clock
In the morning All of the principal
streets of the vilagesf of Laurium and
Red Jacket are To be trayersed and the
lodge expects to make an excellent
showing. Tho principal speaker at the
exercises will be Attorney Eugene n
MacNally. There viii be other short
addresses bv members. Dinner will be
served at the park. a program oi
sports will take place during the AFTER
noon. followed by dancing.
ST. Andrews Society.
st. Andrews society will hold a So
, cial session Friday evening. Included
in the evenings amusement. viii DC
! dancing and views are to be shown Oi
, Kincardinc. Members Of the order their
ladies and friends are cordially Invited
to attend. At the meeting M. Mackcn-
, zie viii give information concerning
the homecoming celebration to he held
at Kincardine from July Is To- 20.
number of former residents OF kincar-
dine are located in Calumet, and sew
eral of these plan on beng present. 1t
is probable a special party will be ar
ranged for. Detroit Will send a dele
CATION Of 500 to the homecoming ccle-
bration. and the Calumet party, # ar
ranged. will join the Detroiters. n
lband of musicians will accompany the
party.
1 Tuesday June 1S
Marquette Lodge of Perfection, inef-
fable grades, fourth to fourteenth de-
grees.
$3.50 o'clock--Fourth degree. Secret
Master. Hiram Il. Fell sixteenth de-
gree, presiding.
1880 o'clock--SiXth degree. Intimate
Secretary. Theodore L. Bisscll four
] teenth degree, presiding.
| 5:3e o'clock-Seventh degree. Provost
and Judge. Herman A. Holden four
teenth degree, presiding.
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