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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-27
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending Dec. ri.

Ninety-two cows from seven herds
were tested at STAFFORD creamery last
Wednesday and found that the average
for this month was 5T4 pounds milk, 25.7
pounds fat testing 4.45 per cent This
was valued at rs cents at $l9-2S The
feed per COW per day was IL pounds hay,
IL pounds silage and SO pounds grain,
costing 1904, leaving profit above feed
cost of 1894 Compare these figures with
what your cows are doing. If you are
keeping no definite record you can tell
approximately how much butterfat the
average COW is producing by dividing
the total at the creamery by the number
of cows milking II you cannot come up
to the average, can you tell why2 Is 1t
due to poor feeding?
Two herds at STAFFORD were tested in
both November and December and in De-
cember they increased the grain. In herd
X the result was as follows
Pounds November. December.
Milk per month . COG $40
Fat per month .,.. 28.4 364
Grain per day fed 49,. 5.04 654
Grain required .... $50 655
In November the grain was not up to
the normal requirement. The addition of
l5 pounds grain per day increased the
milk over pounds per day.
In herd Y the results were as follows:
Pounds November. December.
Milk per month .s... GA 597
Lbs. fat per month. 80. 24.2 223
Lbs. grain daily fed 5.45 745
Lbs. grain required . 5.3S 81
In this case the cows were getting re-
quirement in November, so that the in.
crease did not bring direct gain, but
only lessened the normal shrinkage This
normal requirement used by the farm bu-
reau as basis for feeding suggestions
seems to meet the needs of the average
animal. This amount is according to
amount and test and can be expressed in
table as follows:
Feed pound of grain in proportion to
the test as follows:
Test Lbs, Milk Daily.
% per cent As
3.5 per cent 40
As per cent 35
60 per cent 80
Similar tests will be made at Chelsea
creamery Friday, Dec. u, and at Tm-
bridge Thursday, Jan. 2. Ask at the
creamery or county agent for further
particulars.
The latest addition TO the farm bureau
farmers club family is the one organized
at STAFFORD Dec. Is to be known as the
STAFFORD Farmers club. Officers are:
President, r. w Hayes; vice president,
Howard Verney; secretary and treasurer,
H, A. Stickney. They hope TO increase
the interest in better farming by means
of meetings, demonstrations and later by
cooperative buying and selling.
Recipe for the week: Ham Pickle--To
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FOR SALE--Box stove and pipe will take
m wood 8xl6; in good condition call at al
Maple avenue or phone 67l-M. 237ts*
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100 lbs, meat use lbs. fine salt, lbs
brown sugar, or. saltpeter, teaspoon
soda. Dissolve in gallon water Boil
all ingredients together. Pour on meat
when cold Add sufficient water to cover
meat. Allow meat to stand in brine to
6 weeks.
The farm bureau wishes merry
Christmas and happy New Year to all
who read this column.
e. IL. Loyeland, County Agent.
Miss +. Mildred Dutton,
Home Demonstration Agent
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF ERNEST NJ. FROST

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district Of
Randolph. commissioners, 10 receive, exam
inc, and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate of Ernest NJ. Frost
late of Washington, in said district, deceased
and all claims exhibited in offset thereto, here
by give notice that viii meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid. at the town clerks Office in the
town Of Washington, Vt, In said district on
the 4th day Of January and 4th day OF June
next, from ! O'Clock p. m. until o'clock p. m
on each Of said days and that six months from
the 4th day of December. A. d. 1918 is the
time limited by said court for said creditors To
present their claims TO us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Washington, VT, this 18th day Of
December A. d. 1918.
L. w. SEAVEE.
c. T.. STANLEY, Commissioners.
Der2O-27Jan2
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TO RENT

FOR RENT-No. ] Forsyth place, 6-room
upper fat No. 23 West street. Broom 2d-hoor
fat No 10 Laurel street rooms, Sd floor
all frst-class tenements E. l.. Smith, II West
street 20lh
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George A. Cheney of Morrisville, aged
rs, who had been an inmate of the sol
diers' home I'm Bennington for about q
year, died there last week of paralysis.
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Pvt. Donald Goodrich of Co. B, l03d
infantry, has been cited for marked gall
lantry and meritorious service. He Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 0, H. Goodrich of
Berkshire, formerly of Richford. Pvt.
Goodrich enlisted from Richford early in
1917.
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Earl Rogers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. s. G..
Rogers of Danville, has written home
that he is in France, after being confined
in German prison for many months.
He wrote that he would have starved had
it not been for the Red Cross.
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SOUTH MAIN STREET HOUSE Of rooms,
large barn and very large lot, for only
81. 10000; ought To sell for at least S3,bOO.oo
inside of year easy terms Of payment; Is
owned by q nonresident who says sell.
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NINETY SIX-ACRE FARM, with wood q
good comfortable house and barn u miles
from village and railroad station. for only
s960.00, farm must be sold 20 satisfy mortgage.
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TO RENT - Four-room tenement; electric
lights and gas, and hardwood floors, and also
a garden for the spring call at AZ Maple ave
nue. 237t6s
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Lane is to speak in Burlington early in
January on the subject OF good roads.
Someone cut down a balsam tree in
Calvary cemetery in Rutland, probably
for Christmas tree, few days ago,
A two weeks quarantine has been i'm
posed in Charlotte because of the in
creased number of influenza cases there.
The price of beans in the vicinity of
South Hero has taken slump, buyers
paying only $4,20 bushel, compared
with 50 offered year ago.
Fred Kittredge of Danville tapped 10
trees Saturday and obtained enough sap
to make quart and half of syrup
which was of excellent quality.
George A. Cheney of Morrisville, aged
rs, who had been an inmate of the sol
diers' home I'm Bennington for about q
year, died there last week of paralysis.
Joseph st. Francis of Swanton has
been sentenced to not more than three
and not less than two years at hard la
Dor in the state prison at Windsor for
burglariZing room in Swanton, to which
charge he pleaded guilty.
Earl Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. s. G..
Rogers of Danvile has written home
that he is in France, after being confined
in German prison for many months.
He wrote that he would have starved had
it not been for the Red Cross.
Pvt. Donald Goodrich of Co. B, l03d
infantry, has been cited for marked gall
lantry and meritorious service. He u the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. Goodrich of
Berkshire, formerly of Richford. Pvt,
Goodrich enlisted from Richford early in
1917.
Brattleboro has about 100 patients UNI
der quarantine for influenza, and the
fact that 25 new cases were reported on
one day this week, the largest for any "a
hours since the epidemic started, shows
that the condition is growing worse. The
patients are largely school children.
E. Fl. Eastman, principal of Northfeld
high school, has resigned and j. j. Fin
messy of Shelburne has been chosen as
hrs successor. Mr.. Eastman found the
duties too much for him in his weakened
condition of health. Mr.. Finnessy was
instructor at the high school and left
to enter the U. s. service, from which
he recently has been discharged.
A council was called in Brattleboro
this week for the purpose of dissolving
the pastoral relations between the Con
gregational church there and Rev. Rich
ard H. Clapp, who will be installed pas
tor of the First Church of Christ in
Northampton, Mass, Jan. 2. Rev. Mr..
Clapp was unable to be present, having
been taken i'll with influenza after his
Christmas sermon.
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Joseph St, Francis of Swanton has
been sentenced to not more than three
and not less than two years at hard la
Dor in the state prison at Windsor for
burglarizing room in Swanton, to which
charge he pleaded guilty.
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FOR RENT-The Cottage, No. 24s No. Main
street. formerly occupied by ]. j. Cayhue, frst-
class censee inquire of Frank E. Austin, 247
No. Main street. 237t6e
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Brattleboro has about 100 patients I'M
der quarantine for influenza, and the
fact that 25 new cases were reported on
one day this week, the largest for any "a
hours since the epidemic started, shows
that the condition is growing worse. The
patients are largely school children.
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Four Lines for Csc

The Times will publish Wants, Lost and Found,
For Sale, To Let, etc.--short Advertisements
at the rate Of four lines for twenty-five cents
FOR the frst insertion and FIVE cents for each
subsequent insertion.
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NO. I290--BERLIN FARM. stock, tools and
crops all for 81, 100000: only 6 miles from
Barre and Montpelier; contains l22 acres. 80
in tilage, balance pasture and woodland sugar
bush Of 400 naples quantity Of soft wood
and a valuable cedar lot, from which a good
income can be derived each year. The tillage
lays well and Is exceptionally good buildings
consist OF very good Groom house, in excellent
repair; 60-ft basement barn with convenient
stable: the personal property consists OF
head of stock, horses, brood SOW, II hens,
about rs tons Of hay / " tons straw, quantity
oats, new Debaval cream separator, extra good
2-horse wagon, express wagon, Concord wagon,
set sleds, pung, moving machine, rake, plow,
harrow, etc all ready for immediate posses
sion. Bear in mind that this Is well-iocated
farm, on good main road, near neighbors, and
in splendid farming section within short
drive of Barre and Montpelier markets viii
sell on favorable terms.
NO. 12ss-village farm with stock, tools,
etc, only few minutes walk to railroad,
stores. etc. 100 acres, good house, barn 4Ox60,
henhouse, icehouse, corn barn, a good one-man
farm finely located and all in fine shape; esti-
mated 200 cords or more Of hard wood, which
could be sold with the farm the owner will
include cows, 8 calves, hog, pr. good horses,
a GOOD set Of tools and machinery; also guam
tity of hay, grain and potatoes and beans:
This is all ready for you. Price s6,Soo.o0 and
easy terms Of payment can be secured.
NINETY SIX-ACRE FARM, with wood a
good comfortable house and barn 2h miles
from village and railroad station, for only
s960.00; farm must be sold 70 satisfy mortgage.
SOUTH MAIN STREET HOUSE Of 9 rooms,
large barn and very large lot, for only
81. 10000 ought To sell for at least s3,500.oo
inside of year easy terms Of payment; Is
owned by q nonresident who says sell.
Real estate Is sure to be higher. Buy NOW,
THE d. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Howland-Cave Building, Barre, Vt
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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Peoples National Bank of Barre will be
held at the banking rooms in the city Of Barre,
VT, an Tuesday, January ID, 1919, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose OF
electing directors for the year ensuing and the
transaction of any other business that may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated at the city Of Barre, Vt, December
II. 1913
w. c. JOHNSON. Jr.. Cashier.
oot4oE
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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Granite Mutual
Insurance Co. Of Barre. Vermont viii be held
at the home Office Of said company. in the city
Of Barre Vermont, on Tuesday. January z,
1919 at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF
electing directors for the year ensuing and the
transaction OF any other business which may
properly come before said meeting.
II. G. ROBINSON, Secretary.
29btIb
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LOUIS ROMANOS
SO Prospect st. Tel. 452-W
KlElN7:IK5 q i.5i5T't

BOUGHT IN ANY CONDITION - Highest
prices for old gold silver and platinum; mail
to American Tooth Co. 45S Washington street.
Boston. opp Filenes.
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BUY REAL ESTATE NOW

You will save money by purchasing at
this time, as the demand will be great
er in just few months. Those de-
scribed below are sure to be worth
more.
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FOR Residence at corner Of Yelling
ton and Sheridan streets and half-intcrest IN
land in front, bought TO preserve the view APP
ply at law Offices of S. HOLSTER jackson. 224d
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from Diff
ferent Sections.

Secretary of the Interior Franklin \.
Lane is to speak in Burlington early in
January ON the subject OF good roads.
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SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBAGO
SIoan's Eminent has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twin9es

This thanksgiving, congestion
scattering Notwithstanding REM
edy pc,tetrates gcithoat rubbing right to
the aching spot and brings quick relief,
surely, Clearly. A wonderful help for
external pains, sprains, strains, stiff
ness, headache, iumbago. bruises.
Get your bottle today-costs little,
means much. Ask your druggist for it
by name. Keep it handy for the whole
family. The big bottle is economy.
SS, u
key d . WA NsY
"a q q y ssssS .,'s5
soc, 60c, $1.20
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statesmen

WANTED 49, Good. reliable statesmen TO
sell our up-to-date line of calendars and adj
vertising novelties liberal commissions write
for particulars The Best Mfg. Co, "a William
street, New Haven. Conn. 240t6'
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A two weeks quarantine has been i'm
posed in Charlotte because of the in
creased number of influenza cases there.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE Home in Cabot village, consist
ing of house. barn, shed, / acre land, spring
water at house and barn; will sell cheap, as
VT 240t2F
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Someone cut down a balsam tree in
Calvary cemetery in Rutland, probably
for a Christmas tree, a few days ago,
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WANTED 49, Pupil nurses at the Taunton
State Hospital also attendants, male and fe-
male, for particulars address DIR. Arthur v.
Goes. superintendent Of the Taunton State Hos.
pital Taunton. Mass ifZu
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The price Of beans in the vicinity of
South Hero has taken a slump, buyers
paying only $4.20 bushel, compared
with 50 offered year ago.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Hand-crocheted corset cover,
yokes. only sl.00 and CSC each send all orders
to Mrs; Clarence Smith, West Hill, Barre w. !
n r. ~ .. 240t2sj
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HIDDER HABBEEB

1890 Prospect st. Tel. 5o3-M
All orders delivered free.
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FOR SALE = Fifteen heavy work horses :,
Mitchell Goslant tel. 949s-S, Lanesboro VT.
230tf
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! WILL SELL my EDDY sugar orchard. with
about 30 acres of pasture, 900 sap buckets,
hier evaporator and arch, galvanized iron draw
all in perfect order sugar house sOx40 H.
new iron roof this year, filled with dry wood
all Tor $1,000 Just the tools, new, would cost
nearly that | viii take my pay all in sugar 4
am paying 2bc ID. for sugar and expect to
pay that next spring / want carloads N
good nay, at most any station; E. G, Darling,
Marshfeld, Vt 23iu
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Saturday Specials

Pillsbury's Flour, Dbl. +. .$11.S0
Good mealy Potatoes, PIX. !. 35c
Good Dairy Butter, ID. :. .62c
Brookfield Eggs, doz. 49,. .63c
5 cakes Swift's Pride or Clean
E-Z Soap ............ Csc
5 boxes Birds Eye Matches 25c
Good can Corn or Peas .15c
Toasted Corn Flakes, pkg. loo
Blue Label Ketchup, bottle. .25c
Good can Peaches, heavy syrup,
per Cdl $3.50. ........... zoe
Roast Pork, ID. ii. Use to &c
Roast Beef, ID. ........... zoe
Good heavy Round Beef
Steak, per ID. :. Csc
Meat to boil or stew, ID lie to zoe
and also other bargains.
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

WANTED Man or strong woman to care
for a man who has rheumatism Mrs. C. r.
Wood, So Main street, 240tf
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70 ACRES

One-hah tiIlsge and the rest rast're
and woodland: a good st Of buildings,
house Of rooms, newly paperpd and
painted: running water az house and
barn large orchard. and blackberry and
strawberry plants owner Is selling te-
cause of other business interests for fur
Their particulars inquire Of
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent, Howlsnd Block Barre
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Fred Kittredge of Danville tapped 10
trees Saturday and obtained enough sap
to make a quart and a half of syrup
which was of excellent quality.
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FOR SALE-Nioe, straight, well-matched pr,
S-yr-oid steers for sale; weight 2,450 also
dandy pair 3-mo.-old calves wanted the use
Of good jersey bull for the winter; Z. II.
Jones, Waitsfied, Vt 2s9tss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-28

htsiver,i elocutionlsts. Miss Helen Hlrst; sole
by audience, Keep tho Home FIRES Burn
nosai os an interesting feature in the dis
Broberss 2s Wsm T The Ssd9s be
Lenehner. There were about 25o present.
,bi Ivy y.r. Lodse put on the third desree and
.ne members by program and refresh-
The members were shocked by the an.
nouneement OF tho sudden death OF Brother
Snar, Ser / Iyy p1s5s E6s.o whS Sr6 vas charter mem
The musical features of the second DE-.
ttenlsrly line. Tho duet OF brothers Jochenl
ana nn Messerschnidt and tho. solo part Of
Vsssr TIE esiqn ls & tSs, Pssu5gy 9asc4
schmidt had taken part IN the work. and
ne vas eomp!imented very highly. Brother
the lodge very interesting letter on some
oil his experiences.
,oS !prus Encampment. No. o57. had about
rrho rHo pstriarchs present on Tuesday night.
very. beautiful and Impressive manner
OF ffoKhhs Nh6sp,s srSat praise from the visitors mos,
town, Pa. After the deTres woriS refrssh.
Tere made By, Grand Patrisrch Ranss. b. D
cainnment; Robert W Shields scribe OF Cn-.
Is . Enea mpment. Newtown, Pa Patriarchs
campment and Patriarchs Stra THE and i AZ.
kinson, OF Doylestown Encampment. other
visitors were J. W. Pownall walter Worth.
ington w. a. Merrck and John W. Lewis
~ curtis Encnmpmpnt, and Edward r
MIX. OF United Brothers Encampment.
Cyprus Encampment T. enthusiastically
supporting the efforts of the grand patri.
arch 70 build up the natriarchal branch Of
me order. Two candidates were admitted
Tuesday night. two are ready for admission
ind there are several prospective candidates
who, II not ready bafore. will join with the
class on May 4.
- Arcturus Lodge, No. 35, will have six can
iidates for the initistory degree tomorrow
light and good crowd Is expected TO enjoy
ne hall at Sixtieth and Spruce streets
making II one of tNc finest balls in the
'ity. and visitors will be welcomed with
treat satisfaction and pleasure The on
ertainmcnt committee is arraneing a big
patriotic social" which Brother Virgins
promises to be a "hunsner " There will
llso he grand spring drive" for renewed
ctiNitv to square up for the slump during
ne winter. Visitors can count on a treat
t Arcturus
kenderion Lodge conferred the third de- |
rec in fine style through Degree Master |
EDWARDS and his star Lewis Wonderly |
'urry, Crouthamel. Br vn, Reece Kribbs !
'randt. Len2, Williams, Tucker Tomlinson 4
iurgert, Hohmiller. Zimmerman, Wannop,
chneider. LouN. Williams. Lohr, Smith aud |
tuhlmiller The committee on service for /
unday at the odd Fellows Home has ar
angcd for violin and piano solo and duets |
y warren Curry and George Ritter. Claude |
Hale, Of Newark y. J., wants to be re- |
rendered to the members.
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LlFFLODGEl
JOlVTPATRIOTlSM
|hree Merged Bodies Take
Bold Course in Fraternal
Duty-Workers Start

fE Ihe second anniversary Of the merg-
u Of the George w. Childs and An
t2ony J. Drexel lodges with old Purity,
<<vo. SSs, was observed at last week 3
neeting' and while the attendance was
( not largely representative in numbers 1t
t*as 90 in true fraternal as we'll as pa
eaotic spirit and determination for the
ogress or this important asset OF odd
eItowship Interested and oratorical
..Xl9lt0rs were p. G. p. Matthew Wiley,
fW Fittsbursh and p. G. ''Pink'' Ancller
if CAledonian Lodge. and the inter-
y1Ange Of higl sentiments BY p. O..
Aarry savage. George Carr, J. g. Ray
mond. Brother Middleton, Secretary
Hamilton and ex-Secretary Murray were
4ltogether pertinent and Illuminating.
Ihe subject Of the care OF the nfty,iye
e;sr e;sveiopsd s heated disepsslon ss ,,, to The
hanson declaring that the system Of estab-
lishins fund by voluntary contributions
propcsition Of a decree by the lodge TO 10
asses: each member 81. When INFORMED
favor upon SUCH action. Brother Samson in
sisted upon the entertainment, Of his mo.
criticism or censure BY the official STAFF for
an act which. even thoush irresular. was
Grand ss hsss: RS.s Ss sssIte styss
stronsiy that he was heart and soul in the
risht OF protection. but reminded the broth
ere that any fund secured by vote must he
" o Se fSsr a MScS S0 T. IN reS
NacIver then drafted an amendm. nt to the
bylaws assessing each member 81. in addi-
was approved on first reading, and the
proper course will be taken in further
II. o. Andrew J. Weaver has held some
office from the lowest to the highest in
Purity Lodge. I. o. Q. F.. since ne was
Initiated in January. 1870. having been a
trustee and outside guardian for forty years /
In all rf his forty-eight years connection !
and weekly attendance he has missed only |
Grand Patriarch George II. Banes has or !
eanized his Earnest Workers" whose plan
lodges in the, interest of patriarchal odd /
Fellowship by increasing the membership Of ,
samuel II Pope is the chairman, and b. d |
O. p. William NJ Gull is secretary. At "A
meeting at the Grand Lodge headquarters /
Sloan. Harris, TEMPLE, Cyprus, National !
Palestine and Perseverance Encampments I
had been active and taking in candidates
suits In Walker. Tacony, Nicetown and Cat ,
edonian Lodges and of his visits in connec-
three districts. Brother Pope Spoke OF the .
effective work done by the Temple degree
staff in the subordinate lodges and suggested
for Saturday night May 4, which was APP |
proved. Encampments in Chester. Delaware,
Mon,somery and d Bucks % Counties vii & be IN,
Ritter gave helpful talk on the plan Of
work. i
Secretary Gull and Harry {. stephens. Of .
Tacony Lodge. will arrange a big visit of .
the Earnest WORKERS to Chester Lodge .
The next meeting Of the workers is
called at Grand Lodge offices on Saturday
! The following assignments have been made
for the encampmcnt installations.