The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-17

Inside Guardian, John Grenfell
Outside Guardian, Horatlo Lowry.
Finance Committee. r. Il. Odgers,
Joseph Heaton and John Caldwell.
Entertainment Committee. William
Jeffrey. William Morcom, Samuel Car
ter, John Dave, John Trevaskis and
John Spur.
Encampment Officers.
The newly elected officers of Calu-
met Encampment. No. II, l. O. o. F..
were installed by Birchard Seighman
at the last regular meeting. The Off
GERS are as follows:
Chief patriarch--John Spur.
High priest-Fred Lenten
Senior warden-John Mathews.
Recording scribe-Chris II. Gribble.
Financial scribe-Edwin Northey.
Treasurer-David r. Osborne.
Junior warden--Albert Davey.
Guide-Fred Petermann.
First watch-Joseph Chynoweth.
Second watch-H: L. Lean.
Third watch--Johno Bastian.
Fourth watch--IIarry Hodge.
outside sentinel-Wm. II. Thomas.
Insiden sentinel-AIfred Thorpe
First guard--George Frazier
Second guard-Andrew Nichols.
Union Temple Of Honor.
Andrew Nichols, John T. Harry. Jo-
seph Chynoweth. Joseph r. James and
Thomas Warren have been named by
the members of Union Temple of Hon
or as a committee TO arrange for a
social session to be held on the fourth
Saturday of February. A fine program
will be arranged for the occasion. The
plans provide for an interesting adj
dress on temperance and discussion
OF the work of the society. The COM
plete program will be published later
A large attendance of the members.
and of the Junior Templars Is expect
ed.
The Temple of Honor proposes to
conduct similar social meetings at
regular intervals and it is expected
they will prove a very interesting fea-
ture of the winters activities.
Cnarity Lodge, n. OF r.
The third degree win be conferred
at the regular meeting of Charity
lodge, No. 131. knights of Pythias
tomorrow evening. The newly elected
chancellor commander, Bert Barnham,
is expected back this week from n
business visit to Duluth and the in
stallation Of officers probably will be
held at the regular meeting next week,
Frank III. Schumacher viii act as in
stalllng officer
Charity lodge is planning on very
busy season and probably will launch
an attendance contest or membership
contest early next month.
w. &. Gladstone Lodge.
William +. Gladstone lodge. No. 47S,
Sons of st. George. of Mohawk is maxi
ing a special effort to increase its
AS an incentive TO work.
the lodge has offered two fine prizes
for the two members who bring i'm the
largest number of applications. The
first prize is a ring inscribed with the
emblem of the Sons of st. George and
the second prize is a beautiful gold pin.
Two candidates were initiated last
evening and five applications
nave been received. The officers and
members hope to make this year
Banner one i'm the history of the lodge.
Owls Plan Card Party.
The entertainment committee of the
Laurium Nest of owls has arranged
or a card party and social dance at
he town hall on Friday. Jan. 26. The |
,fficials of the village % Laurinm will
,e invited to attend. The entertain
nent will be in charge of the follow
ng entertainment committee: John
daier. Joseph Zeihr. Jacob Wagner
Peterson. ole Olson and Mart
J. Messner. subcommittee also have
'een named.
Hecla Lodge, I. o. o. =.
The second and third degrees viii
70 conferred on three candidates az
he regular meeting OF Hecla lodge,
70. 90, 7. q. q +. this meeting.
The work of re-decorating and re-
lovating the Hecla lodge hall has been
completed and reflects great credit on
he ability OF Jerry Shanahan who d.
ected the work.
Attendance Contest.
The attendance contest which was