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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-29
DUMMERSTON.
Card Of Thanks. =

/ wish to thank the people of Dunn
merston for the many kindnesses they
have done during my long illness. The
i" Comfort Box has proved itself a
great comfort already; and l wish to
thank each one who had any part in it
Miss Gertrude Kingsbury.
Dummerston, VT, May 90, 1919.
ADVERTISE In THE REFoRMER.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-29
National League
Boston,
Chicago.

Boston, l
Chicago, 6 2
Nehf and Gowdy; Vaughn, Alexander,
Martin and Kiliifer.
St Louis, Is 8
Brooklyn, 10 i
ger Thirteen innings.
Pittsburg, 6 Is 1
New York, 8 0
ADAMS, Hamilton and Sweeney, Black
well; Dubuc, Benton, Oeschger, Winters
and McCarty. Ten innings
Cincinnati, 8 Is 8
Philadelphia, s g /
Usher, Ring and Wingo Smith, Jacobs
and Cady, Adams.
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National League.
Games Today.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Other not sceduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
Eagles

Dixie Aerie, No. ss4. held It's regu-
lar meeting at its Home, corner of
Third and Marshall streets, last
Thursday night A special entertain
ment was arranged for the evening,
and Samuel l. Kelley, q worker for
the knights Of Columbus, who has
recently returned from overseas, and
who 50 delighted the Eiks Of Rich
mond Lodge q few nights since, with
recital of some OF his experiences, was
the chief attraction at the meeting.
where he recounted some Of the hap
penings In France. A large attend
ance OF members and visitors greeted
Mr. Kelly; the program included an
attractive musical recital. and at the
conclusion Of the, same supper was
served.
During the past year this country
with almost the entire world--has
passed through one of the most fatal
epidenics OF modern history--the
epidemic Of influenza. In the United
States alone over half a million have
died. Mast Of the deaths, too, have
been OF persons in the prime Of life.
a9a. II has haen q seveFe strain upon
life insuEanne eOmpaSAes and 1raternai
organisations paying death banelits,
9OMe at them have heen f0rced Into
hAMkrAttcy, ana a0nTa heve bean COM
PEELED u tncreeNe their assessments.
The MATERNAL 0rdaF Of Eagles haA.
however. stood the tsst II has met,
~ Tar ~ onr records show, evN ~
death cialm ana siek bsnellt without
delay or ahatema1t and 1t has not
besn compelled ~ incranse the dues
from IT. members. EAGLE Magaxine.
Dixis Assts. No. ~, y. q. =. holds
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Odd Fellows

/ Dove Rebckah lodge. No. s. which
meets In Toney's hall. corner OF Hull
and Eleventh streets. and Henderson
lodge. No. los, which met in
Leaders hall corner Of Hull and Tenth
streets. during Thursday. Friday and
saturday nt&hts. May -, 30 and u.
ultimo. operating together for the de-
gree teams Of both lodges. staged =
baxaAr at leaders hall, The room
WA txstefuIiy decorated IN national
and lodge colors, with booths erekted
In the four corners. Admission was
~ tickets. with ! coupon attached.
which gave you = chance at oua OF
two capital prisee given each night.
10 the rigAt Of the entralfce was
booth containing manufactured can
dies. To the left booth with
general assortment Of canned and
other groceFieA Down to the left was
Z booth with homemade candies and
= variety Of sweets. and farther
around was 4 booth with an assort-
ment OF cakes. In all styles and an
elegant display Of fancy work. Soft
drinks and ice cream were served In
one os ths snti-rooms. The atten-
dance was large all three evenings.
centre OF the room was enclosed with
n rope, ana inside this there was
dancing. Music wa3 furnished by the
Dove Rebekah orch1stra. Of which
Mr.. g. G. East IL leader. "A EOO1iy
sum was realised from the bazaar,
which viii EreAtly aid the two lodges
In propsrly equipped themselves With
paraphernanA.
Nechmond Bundle OF Sticks visited
Stuart Lodge, No. 141. In. Its lodge
room, corner OF Hull and Eighth
streets, last Tuesday night and en-
|teyA6 4 very pleasant occasion. The
Attendance was not large but quite
enthusiastic. ahd several vary interest
Ing talks were made. In the absence
Fpf Chairman John w. Dunn. Harry
NV. Hardy, secretary Of Sticks pre-
al6ede An& rave = nice talk. HI. vas
Ro1lowAd nv several members Of the
lodge and Il y believed that the lodge
VIII tAks on new lifas Ref eshmsnts
we're Mrved ~ the elose OF the sxer-
e.: = pIssaaat svsning having bean
STUART lodge was Instituted 81 Ia
18th NV NJ April Is 7l. and = thare-
|ipatttption " ~. iodge. ]. b. Yadcn
Was eleeted secretary ana served enn-
ltinuQualy until ahortlys beforA ~
death. January -. 1851. He ~
| asesasl11 81 q. IN. HANK enalair. vho
~ NOW seryin6 ~ lodge. with pros-
| pNcfa for maAy ynaSV n come. iThe
iic1ge n n spol sondiSiols. ia 4 asl -
twill ny $3.50 efaxa ~ - n n oS y 81
nssnb ssI I'D IN M d IN slsi = E; q
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Tho seerAsasaes, sestsSs sad pSses
scmmittsAs 81 the vAsioas ledets
~ the veFsSus prdsrs are resScssse
% place their notN, eor publisatipn
In tho hands OF the FsAternal sd
tor BY : o'clock r. NJ, svsrE.
Thursday for the following sun
day edition Of Tbs vEstniaR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Eleven o'colck. o sacred hour,
That Elks In deepest reverence
hold.
When recollections DER us steal
And visions of the past unfold.
For at this hour, whate'er our task.
We pause the absent ones to greet:
The sick, departed. wanderers,
We welcome back In memory
sweet.
Another meaning has the hour,
It's peal rang out across the sea,
Glad herald Of the world wars end
The death knen Of Rutocracy.
The eleventh month, the eleventh day.
The eleventh hour the fighting
ceased
Americans had paved the way
And helped to throttei Berlin's
beast.
And In that war. 'gainst Brother Elk
No gun was aimed or hayonet
draw,
For we are all Americans
Who worked and fought for VIC
tory's dawn
Upon our nations principles
This orders structure, too, II
placed.
We pledged our lffe-blood to defend.
The flag that ne'er has been dis
graced.
we rallied to our countrys need.
Nor paused It'll Liberty Was won.
Our members fell In distant France
To stop the progress Of the Hun,
N aN
80 when the stroke OF eleven sounds
Let thoughts Ut yoye combine with
others
The triumph OF Elk principles:
The tribute due our absent broth
era.
Virginia Nelson.
A beautiful tribute 10 Elkdom by
the wife OF Brother Dario III. Nelson.
OF Los Angeles Lodge No. -.
June 18th II Flag Day. The ritual of
the B. r. o. Elks. ~ well al the laws
or the order. make Il obligatory for
every subordinate lodge to hold nef-
vices on this day. Many speakers VIII
be requested to participate IA this very
patriotic ceremony. and lodges M A.
well not TO delay securing capable orr
torn ana arranging proper PROGRAMME
Mat Miks Horn. N
RichanQa6 1naglE ~. - ~ III ~
n, oon6ecte NJ lo41o md McS A
1Ae, cotn1f ~ n exI5
nm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Degree Of FocahOntas
Little SquAw Council Nd. 8, meets
at 700 N. Twenty-sixth street every
Monday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
Woodmen of thes,'Wo rld

woodmen of the World .ari ceaS
tETnpfatfHg the erection Of q $flAQ1sa14E
temple In the city Of WashipGfnn, -
already subscriptions are being tskssls
for the game. During the past we4ka
the woodmen of Washing ton city hasAs
been staging Sunday school cHrntvNl
under the auspices Of the Boost4fe1
club Of the order. The committees S1
the club announced that the carntvM&
had number Of excellent Attraetion4s
and the chairman OF the condtnitte6
requested all members to turn out tn
force to boost the same. N
Texas is the first state in osir Aociet$s
to take up the magnificent cause "a III
tuberculosis sanatorioum. 1T Il fla9s
only state that has taken II IN W!tGA
real earnestness and they are 404aG
to make big success OF IL Tsxne
Sovereigns have the enferpt1se to Az
anything and they are gong after tlIiS
Institution with the VIM ana vi4uk
that will shame the other states WakNs
up and talk 1t over,-Sov. Visitor. ss,
Black Gum camp. No. tf,.mset1
FIRST and third Friday nights eao1lls
month in Marshall hall. 2kUk Ha1
Broad street. w. n. Conner, ctofhs
HOS North rhirty-sixth street
Cedar camp, No. 81, meets Arst
and third Tuesday nights each inemts
at Jr. o. u. A. NJ. hail. corner Re4A
and Stewart streets, Fulton.
Magnolia camp, No. -, meets eec|
ond and fourth Monday nielfs N8e1
month In Monroe hall. Gil West MAIN
street. Dbl aA
Maple camp, No. 1885, meets sec4u4
and fourth Friday nights each ln0HkM
ner Tenth. =. @. Smoak. clssE 11e3
Semmes avenue. sss
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Golden Eagle Council. No. p, meets
every Wednesday night In each month
at Pythian Castle, S13 Il. Marshall
street. Mrs. jamie Ieyensohn, Keep
er of Records.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Richmond lodge. No sac. wfq44 Ao11
is at No. 1o1 E. Franklin stfseh go
tinues its weekly dances, whteA Ae3
become so popular, every Wedne
night. The attendance Is Eoqd, A111
the lodge members with their gu1o
and lady friends enjoy many pl14ee1s5
evenings together at the home q
James ]. Davis. director gqneFAf 40
the l.. o. O. M. from time To ti1As
rseounts some Of his travels III th&
Moosehart magazine In thu N13E
number am eng other matter. bA se81sS|
] went to Indianapolis and epent II
very happy day with old frienda th1e1sS
Richmond lodgtA NO. $50. III q. 0
M. meets every Monday niEht ~ IN
o'clock at it, home, 101 Eaat TfAAkxs
lin street j. r. Mccauiey II aictat1f
and e. M. Earman, secretary. 40
Chamberiayne avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Paramount council, No. 20. meet
every Friday night In Tythian castle
sl3 East Marshall street. c. L. Abra
avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Capitol Camp, No. f200A. meets hrsf
and third MONDAY nights in each
month at Lee Camp Hall. 5i4h East
Broad street. Clerk, w. A. Dixon,
202l West Main street.
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LADIES, AUXILIARY.

ROyHI NeIgnDOrS OF AWefNuN
Central Camp, No. 1912: meets every
first and third Wednesday night In
Arcade hall, got IL Foushee street
Miss Olga I. Shapiand. oracle; Mrs
Carrie E. Perry, recorder. 1915 Mosby
street
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the scserk 81 his local camp i nctice
advlptng Just what his new rate will
he. Head CIerk Bort now has q large
force Of clerks ri work raratinS the
members, and will send to the clerk
Of every camp complete list Of all
his members with the new rate they
viii pay. Old assessments. together
with the patriotic fund are to be con-
tinued until the July assessment. when
the new rate becomes effective. The
patriotic fund assessment will then he
discontinued. Modern Woodman.
ITO CLEAN the fields OF life and take
the grain
With thorns or poppies as the gods
decree:
To lightly jest at winters wrath and
Flowers in frost upon the window
pane;
To build our airy castle-waiIs in
However bare the near surround
ings be-
This la the secret of content; the key
Which men have given al the world
to gain. w.
We find IT where the sun aud shadows
In sylvan spaces clustered from the
town,
Where vague. yet clear, its presence
may be seen;
1t rustles in the dead leaves at our
feet.
1t catches at the ruffles of your gown,
And beckons on with happy eyes
serene" te 81,
Unknown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

James Madison council, No. ief,
meets every Monday night in Jr O.
U. A. NJ hall, Twenty-fifth and Mar
shall streets. K. G.. BaSs is secretary
COS West Cary street
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- =
hA&tN
~ II Ia !. N A
bury worthy matyon.
----..-..
xsiss,nh s.,anaer. NJ. A2. meets In
t:r,rir mo wet HroAn street.
" tno .Hrr s N Mr. NAME Driscoli
IS & 49,, w : ~ s = t,nn 49,
~ - - Is -. Ill
! -. -, 49,. u. ~ .. -, tha
fourth Friiay ntEht n eacn
month ~ NottpA01 MesoMsp eSssS.s'
corner FiFss avshuS as 1922. sn
ns n.sa =. TN ~ - 49,
sv'sss ''s'
= 1sasnnsc h.,S spusr Fschmona s on
IN Mh1Vlac naN, S9usn AasIHg.Hynn -.
ne f0urtn Iuesday ~ g Gs1gM #, 8. ~. !.
49, AEy "os.ssy !.
~ - - x....
~ 9IS e., Ss 49, -. Z, -
80 s plc nusc, ~. IL. ~ ~ ".
, IN. M Wes S Rrnaa rect Gnnriss
s. mason secre..Iy M
$1,000 $3.50 - ~ 1900. -,
30 nv Ts,.. ~. A 80 ..rh rcntS IS
VI, sHs. m 1912 - Ia 80 800 1879 rro.1
street nooert =. WRIT secFe'aE
~rs.......,,,... s--1s.-- -. -, - 80 Il
et.UI,olI.aI sueCs 80. ~. 80. H ~ -
s MasonN sssp's " Ae tsep ~ M,nsr
uas Y eAc" Mo"s
,x.,-.--r =. s... =
,xm s ~ - "s.S ~"
Mascn,c nan, soutn H,cnn ap.,, oI Ia 1ho
& Ro navu .acr rsn 'o' ~
- :.
Iucninono- lsanG0sPn sOosG .nl NO;
ms,.;. !" S a.. :. - 49, w,,..dsr
fFankiIn etreo.. On pe tnIu 1ussuas
~ each Hohti. W. A. sAes
- -
~ 1ohns lo0Ge, No. 90. meets ~
MAsonn tempe. w We. aoan
s1eeI. on me secon1 Iueeuay - rsla'
mpnsa' oscar =. Adstas' see1e'as
$50, 49, ~ - - 4, NJ.
sonic temnle l0S West BROAD s.leT..
on lhe h1H InursaAy e eacn Mo"'"
dso16e =. seHetsOn. Secsee*1s.
- - 1hs
saccnd Friday Of eacn mon.n ny ma
sonic tempie. lVs West 0soso sssp0.
All H. Apoweli, eecretafy.
=.
ENeesnaA lodge, NO. q, mee.s .. 2
street. on the second Monday IN eacn
month"; WAilam Aeinheahes' seefe'
hFy.
Amity ledge. No. -. meets IN Ma
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Daughters Of Liberty

ylrginia csenell. Nc. =, meets every
Friday night at Junior Order United
American Mechanics. el4 Louisiana
Walter Rock. secretary. SOFA
Denny street
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ladies' AUXILIARY

richmond na'i Nest NO M i1s6 ,n...
second and fourth Wednesdsx nh
each months at Owls Hail. erN4
Broad and Second street4 141N9S
Fannie Kelly. secretary. 6fE NOM
Davis avenue. 4 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
PYTHIAN SISTERS

Richmond Temple, No. 8, meets SEQ
ond and fourth Tuesday nights In
every month at Pythian castle, No. ala
East Marshall street. Mrs. Julia. r.
Hill. NJ. Of r. c.. sos East Main
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08
EyCAMPMENT.

E.NCAMPMENT.
:, Nelson EucN mpplent, meets flrst
and third Wednesday nights. I. O. @.
F. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets. r. J. Carlton. r. g.. so7 W.
Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

!. v \ 4! ]! I J! 4 I

Secretary Oh WgAr s
tary ~ the Navy D1nse
Order Of Owls for tn 4
helping Uncle sam mi
and Secretary Of thu - ~
complimented then1 tx
work in aiding ths 9V8y II
raising money 10 d0NM q = = H.
letters and documents =
and hung in the lodx4 81 ~ D!
Home Nest that all ytaj$ =
Our supreme 0rkaut - 81
large number 81 NA6y
ganizers In the south 4HJl
ern states He repprt4 h1&1T
a number Of business Ana
men to the organizing fpfe
Big Nests have rAcx0tlX.s
ganized at HonoluIus And
waiian Islands and III Il rSr 81 I'D
the Islands are ali a8ianne Me 43
ism. sss .ss 49, syS
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Myrtle lodge, No. IS. X. of NJ, meets
every Thursday night at Pythian cas-
tie, 813. First Marshall street. J. l.
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

40. Highland Springs, meets FIRST
and third Monday nights each month
Springs. stop 50. Miss Elva NJ. Frye,
IL. 6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Church Hill Camp. No. 1852. meets
first and third Thursday nights In
each month at Marshall Hall, 25ob
East Broad street. Clerk. r. A.
Zones, 613 North Twenty-second
street.
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25. Progressive, meets every Friday
night T. o. O. r. Home. corner Grace
and Foushee streets; Miss r., r..
Dunavant r. s., 514 w. Clay street.
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Richmond Camp No. 1857. meets
irst and third Wednesday nights in
each month at Lee Camp Hall, 5l4A
East Broad street. Clerk G. !. Clark.
IL South Davis avenue.
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Central council. No. -, meets every
Monday night 1t Fraternity hall. Third
and Broad streets Mrs. r. b. Toombss
secretary, $40 North CRANKY street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

Jefferson council. No. 81, meets
every Thursday night at the Arcade
building, 2O7lk FouAhee street. Geo.
G. Morgan ID the secretary, lis South
laurel
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Progressive Nest. No. 1t1 M
every Thursday Right ri. MHf49t4M hMafs
2505 East Broad. ]. -. WalaQW sea;
ording secretary a - q IA
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Pythian,s

Our Million Dollar club has been
created. The booklet containing the
names of the membership of this club
will be in the hands of our section
secretaries within short time. The
special embleratic watch fob for MEM
bers OF the Million Dollar club only
will be ready for distribution about
the 18th OF June.
Any section secretary can secure
IN embership in the Million Dollar club
by sending in one or more applications
during some month in which applica-
tons for not less than one million dol
lars of insurance are received at the
home office. Membership can be oh
tanned in no other way.---Harry Wade
president insurance department.
Hope Temple. No. 1871. Of Moores-
vile. Ind, recently decided to hold a
contest for the winning of new mem
bers. The temple was divided into
two groups the losing side to en-
terrain. The result was certainly
above our expectations. The other
one side winning with forty-five can
didates and close second with forty
two. We have live Temple having
taken in several new members be-
sides our big class. We are bit
proud of our Temple.
MRS. EDITH BURNS.
Our Supreme Chief. Elizabeth j.
Hutchinson. on her official visit south,
organized Elisabeth Temple Nc. &, at
Charleston, South Carolina. They had
a splendid charter membership
Pythian Genst.
Thet Tuesday following the Second
Sunday in June Of each year Is hereby
set apart and established as The Me-
mortal Day. of the Order knights of
Pythias, and all bodies of the order
are hereby authorized and requested
to meet in their respective localities,
upon said day In each year, wherever
practicable and convenient, for the
PURPOSE of engaging in such service
and exercises as may be appropriate
to the occasion, provided that q sub
ordinate lodge may select different
day for such service when circum-
stances render 1t desirable. Supreme
Statutes. Section $50.
Syracuse lodge. No. s. X Of p.
meets every Monday night at & O'Clock
at Pythian castle. .S13 East Marshall
street.
Damon lodge, No. X OF p, meets
every Friday night at the Pythian
castle, No. 1907 East Broad street r..
A. Hughes X. r. and 8.
Marshall lodge. No. II, X Of p,
meets second and fourth Tuesday in
Lee Camp hall, 514 1-2 East Broad
street.
Myrtle lodge, No. IS, X. Of NJ, meets
every Thursday night at Pythian cas-
tie, 813. First Marshall street. J. l.
Pattison, secretary. IA South Adams
street.
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Evergreen Camp. No. 1854. meets
second Tuesday night in each month
at Masonic Temple. Highland Springs,
Stop 80 Harry w. Hardy. clerk,
Rox 1878
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IvAnhoe lodge, No. II, X. OF p,
meets second and fourth Monday In
Lee Camp hall, STA Ia East Broad
street.
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Highland Springs council. No. 40,
meets every Thursday hight in Ma
sonic hall. Highland Springs, Stop
80, Nine Mile road. I. c. Beadles is
secretary.
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month at Its hall II Laurel
Schiller lodge. No. 130. /. o. o. r..
meets every flfst and thtri Wednesday
night 1t Pythfan Castle, No. SD East
Marshall Street. Eugene r. Rlottncr,
recording scribe. sos Hancock street. \
Stnart lodge. No. 14l. +. @. q. "a
meets every Tuesday night IN the
month ~ IT. hall. 400 Hull sts~ss-
Unity Iodse. No. @, I. q. a y
meets every Friday night Ut x3%oe-
BROAD street, The lkat1n41 ~ tks
structiys and the brothers are rsauest-
"a to be xresent ~ oftsn ~ convenient
Metropolitan ,odgN No. 17S, I. q.
| @. r, meets e.ery Thursday night q
jr. o. u. A. n. Hall. Twanty-nfth and
Marshall streets Always good meet
ling.
Fftxhnch lodge. No. -. I. O. o. r.,
meets every Monday night at It's hall.
i336-A Harrison street, near Broad
streets. and with good attendance
OF the brothers.
Onion lodge. No. Z. I. Q. o. r.,
NESTS every Tuesday night q l. @. @.
F. Home. corner Grace and Foushee
streets
The lodge Is opened promptly ut .
Highland Springs hodge, No. -,
/ meets every Wednesday night In
| Masonic temple ct Highland Springs.
o'clock and al the brothers are re-
quested to attend the ssssions.
| Patrick Heasy lodge, No. 1lO. I. @,
O. f., meets every. Tuesday night n
Its hall, STA Harrison near Broad
streets. Let all the brothers attend
lie communication
| HcndeTnon lodga, No. lO8, I. o. @. II.
meets every ThUrsday night at Leader
hail. cerner Hull and Tenth streets
South Richmond.
| Abou Hen Adhcm lodge. No. 1fo
meets every Thursday night Il !. O. o,
r. Homo. corner Grace and Foushee
streets. Degree work always on hand
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Richmond Nest. Order 6f M "a
1895. meets every Monday N{l I6t n
Owls' hall, corner Second A11
streets. c. I. Clark, n. IS. 1f A1&ty2
Davis avenue. C. c. Pitflt.
secretary. sssS
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RichW0nd lodge, No. 10, ineets On
the frA tuesday III each month ~
Masonic temple. 10S West Broad
street. Robert =. Winfre, secretary.
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Metropolitan lodge. No. II meets In
Masonic temple on the second Thurs
day IN each month. =, w, Miner.
secretary. q
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i. i
Saanestown ts13se. No. ~, Il. q. n. NJ.
insects az Springfield hall. fwenty-sixth
ana N strsets. every "wednesday eysn-
in9. George Jordan, chief OF records
1GnnatAiSa trthc, Nh, IS. l. O. n. NJ.
meetA III lee CatAp hall every aAtur.
day night !. T. Pattison. chief Il
* .orda. "a South Adams street.
rpecl,ancanssgh srftc. No. i1s. 1.
O. n. NJ. meats at Juniors" hall
hedd corner stewart. every Friday
night w. J. Mcdowell. chief OF
Pawneo tribe. Ne. 44. 7. q. r. NJ.
meets every THURSDAY night at Cor
coran hail. J. NJ. Brown. chief Of
rccords. 7oes North twenty fourth
Icnacan tFlbe,. I. &. II. NJ. meets
every Thursday night Mt Monroe hall.
Gil West Main street. Neison Powell.
chief Of records. 1897 Floyd avenue.
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select eouns8l. Ne. ~ meets every
Friday night At Tpney's hall. Eleventh
and Hull streets. H. A. Gill. secretary
1915 Albany avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

at q o'clock p. m. Hrs. Mary Hirscn-
bury worthy matSon. &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-08

May esunell. Ne. n. meets every
Tuesday night 1T Corprew hall, 14os
East Broad street. Mrs. Lucy n. Grit
I'm, secretary, l4o7 Mosby street