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.CH Rl-UTTETOWN HAS LONG .£45.50 CIA TIN ,WITH ODD ELLOWSHIP

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Rebekah Assembly Representatives . _' A __ '

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G Chas Batt Wm McNeill Pram;

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First I. O, Q.'F- Lodi? E§tql;li§_l;g¢1 §,'.,..;?; ..l.g.._wM.m 15%,.

Mc ell Bl/ c ri arry ahieson,`WR Garrlck, C w

Here In 1869 Steady Progress .$....m...., oi ¢.........., `.....,;

Steptiford, (LE. Myers. Jas. A. Cur- rie, Philip Howatt w H Tidmarsh,

Made Frotn Frank Riggs, Gor'don.Worth, Gor-

.T7ie Present.

Charlottetown, convention centre h ‘the 78th anniversl-fy of the G;-and Loclso. I.Q.Q.F., Maritime provinces Bild N9Wl9l»U1d1“nd» f°¥`

me -mth annual sessigu Grand En- cwpment and the 3 rd session of the Rebekah Assembly, has lesson to be proud of its long association with Oddfellowshlp, many of its ,met prominent citizens being life-

long p;cncer members of the grder. The r. o. o. F. was iustitu .ti in Uharlottetown on October 13, 1869. under the name of “St. Lawrence mdge, No_ 3," and under the jur- isdiction of what was then named up ‘-Grand Lodge of the lower pyovinces of British Nilflll Qlllericaf' The charter members were: John P. Irv-ing, J. W. Falconer, William H. 5a_rnai‘d (Capt), William Patrick and William B. Allin, all of whom are deceased. The Lodge tool: its

name from thi old "St, Lawrence Hotel", wherei was instituted. The name of the Grand Lodge was later changed to “The Maritime Pro- vinces of Canada." 1;; the month of February, 1376,

5 numbadof mtaigilbéri gf BtI;usi»;1iW- renee ae o, e per on from their nudge to establish mother Lodge in Charlottetown, and having petitioned the Grand Mas- ter and received his ¢°¥1S<m.l.

wudoy No. 27' was organ- ined with e following as charter members: E. H. Brennan, Ed. W. lhtey, Benjarnili Hrcmner. F. W. Beer, E, D. Stair, Archibald D. white, and James McKeohnle.' all of whom. with the exception oi Mr. Bremner, hav? passed to the 'Great Beyond,-' Mr. Bremner is still in active l'l'12mber_slilP~ The name ‘Wlldey” is the name of the founder of the Order in Ainerica. '1'hQHlbS Wildcy was an Englishmen, who settled in Bal- timore, Md.. The Cgrder in Anicnlce. was founded on April Zo, 1819.

I. 0. 0. F. ENCANLPMENT `

The Encampmeut branch of Odd-

fellowsbip in bhasfiottetgwn organized under the name of “ _ _ ia Joie mocamnment, Ng. is, ;. Q. 0. F.” on the 24th October, l§'1B. but later on, the El1ea_n_u ment was rc-numbered, after the grand Eu- campment was created. It then be- came uc. 4. The new Charter was granted on the qth _of August, 1892.

The instituting officer of tg? Grand imc _ nt was 13° lim BNN' nerfugljsxllrlct DeDlltymGrand Sire. and the place cf instzitution was Simmersi _e. By the institution of the rand Bincampment, the ofnce of District Deputy Grand Sire was abolished in th? Msrltiine

Romiéinoes. th H I

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'Port lg. Edie" aftgr receivigg the new charter in 132 were: _eorge Waller, Henry S. oiiin, Willlamab, Smflll-M11 ii- 1tia=I-shew. Wllqew li- Bo be-at A- D- licked- 4 1-i. sonar, and other appoiritive officers. -

ALPHA ll-Eliifllfrili WDW?

mgtlphrt dR,ebelral-i Ledge No. 10 was

ltute in"' 'Charlottetown on

october 21th, lace b Bro. A. J. Houle. P.G.,` afmemilier of Pearl Rebekah Lodge No. 9, Moncton, and who was 'appointed a Special Deputy by B`i‘o'. T. B. Frady who gas _Ciiiluhd Master at hat time.

c C art-ers meiribcrs were T. B.

Grady and`Mrs. Grady, John E. Whcar and Mrs. Wheat, Albert W. lvcichell and Mrs. Mitchell, J. '8.

Nelsoxs and Mrs. Nclszn, John War- eil an Mrs.Wares- ` `

The nrst otiicers of Alpha were Noblc Grand Annie Stentifprq Mit- chell, V. G. Annie Neis'on,' Rkc.

§c§tXy. Macnee Wneor. Fin. sccty. <> r. hear. _'rreu_. albert _ §*§h¢,§,1,}s°l_=,egleia John » - . Q n ares.

The rst 'a" llgiliqns for me - Wfshlnqwgge ' vga groin Home °°lll11ts. a.§f'foiial- Ada fled-

girié lie arrst ,Jo feqsutfdnti.

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fiuence 1' tmqmwriaibers

To better be and better do- And isn‘t it fine that we‘re here

io try

Thebchances orft-as the days go

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Sr. LAWRENCE Lonc.E _

Rest Grand Masters: D.F. Bethune, I-LL. Bethune, T.

W. Bentley, Chas. Black, Stanley Bryant. E.C. Burhce, James .Cai- der, .I.P. Campbell, .l.P. Crockett,

G.l'§.)nChandier, J.S. Darrnch. H. M. vison, I..F. Davison, Robert Diamond, J.A. Dover, W.W. Down, L- MacDonald. J.F. Muoncinuu, A. Mciiiachern, S.B. French, John Hearn. L.H. Howatt, T.L. Howatt, Philip Howatt, V.T, Howatt, A.J. Houle, R..L. Huestis, J.I, Mclnnis, Jolui Kennedy, J .L. Lane, (Van- couver). J.F‘. Lafi'e:ty, H G, Leitch, G.W. MacLeod, G S. MacLeod, N. ` D. Maclean, J.A‘. MacLeod, J.T. Martin, .i.n. Maoiviiiian, q. M- Moore. B.T. Myers, C.C. Maclieill (Ottawa), William McNeill (Picton,

ll. S.i. G. R. Nicholson, (Zee. _S, Pearson. gobert Rattray, F. . Rin- of. tanley. Gu. smith. LA. Stew .l...S. Stevenson. B-C. Vail- Iderstine, F A. Vanlderstine, J.D. Webster. J .F. Whear, J.E.H. Worth P.i_3_. Worth, E-N. Younker (Ver- dun, Quei. " '

BKESENT HQLPEBS

Noble Grand-P.N. Manuel. Vice Grand-W1-I. Tldmarsh. hecording secretary-.1.P. _Camp-

bo 1, Pu.

P gnancial ,Secretary-H.G. Leitch Treasurer-JD. Webster, P.Ci.

Wardeil-S.B. French. P.G. Conduc Jr-D.F. Bethune, P.G. Qutwde Guardian-V.T. Howatt,

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Inside Guardian-P.D, Worth. P.

‘ _t » upborter Noble Grand-

!-gzwatt, P.G. `

Left Supporter Noble Grand-J.

Stanley, P.G. Right Supporter Vice Grand-B.

C. l_IanIclerstlne,_p.G. f

‘Left Supporter Vice Grand-R.L.

Huestis, FG;

Rishi- Scene Supporter-J. Riggs. Left Scene Supporter--E.C. Bur-

hoe. P.G.

Chagain-S.F. Tarbush. P,G. PJGun r Past Grand-R.'I'. Wliiic,

JEWEL VETERANS ST.

LAWRENCE. LODGE Nq. 8

The following Veterans have been

members of st. Lawrence Lodge for upwards of fifty years: Bros. Geo. M. Moore. (55 years); John F. Mac- Donald and H. M. Davison (53 years).

25,-Year Jewel Vets,

The following have been members for twenty-five years cr ugbwardsz John F. Whecr, A.J. Haul _ W..1. Tidmarsh. George Ta Levers, lsnuc i.“....i€§*‘-,§,'..,'§*""‘i..“.‘-",,‘;`-°“2"“`r».ll§.Ti.' John lia."}_i?c`ii_/iill£`;t. nppefrt aéitravi Maxwell _epry. John J. Mc le, J. H'. Nelson, .1.F'. Scm.plc_ W.`K. Rog- ers, C H. C‘1"udlr~r. GF, Iflcndct- E' si“§i’”“"' f.°.“”w”"i§‘§.’l”l‘.i“ son. c n .it n. r.o - land. Jo _n Ex/4ndrew.Hqrry James. D-it-H-S. tw. uri. nor. ¢- -buh l’~ Golrlfw. . Stewart, 2.E.To_ombs Lunch it c nu,lpl_ W. Fred Mor- ris. D_. A. cliinnqp, Walter E. Burke, Ja-mes Dffcr, _Ch . l}3£,fiL;lI. Cnr or1i.rGeo. Mc§glan,

., un, d'W.An"L‘e`. rtqbt. »§i;\liliiie s,¢A.c. sinoialll. . . _ lh?r‘?'i _ _ BJ". Tai-bus . l't.E. Mutch. Henry Jepk ns. fired S. Chandler, B._s.

_ ey. Vern Crockett. _e, Jas. A. McMillan. J. lies er

gouglas, J. Harry Hill. John K. utlie l u

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£1011 HUSUQS. Frank Fi'8.s€l". Robl.

ilaigmoud, Cuthbert Mclntyre. David , ethune.

QEFICER-S OF WILDEY LODGE ` " " N0. 2'!

Present Tenn Noble Grand-Robert F. Acorn. Vice Grand-Harald MacK’e, Recording Secretary - Herbert

Thornton. P.G.

Financial Secretary-Kelsey Bur-

hoe, P.C.

Treasurer-Norman A. Nicholson,

I`.G-

Warderi - Percy L. Smallwood,

P. .

Gqonductor-A.O.F. Gill, P.G.' Outside Guardian-Ivan E. Wat-

ters. P._Ci.

Inside Guardian-John H. Mc-

Kenzie, P.G.

Right Support Noble Grand- rniton Adms, RG.

Left Support Noble Grand-D.D.

M-vrrison, RG.

Right Support Vice Grand -

Hugh L. Mc ay. P. G.

Left Buoport Vice Grand-Hem

ry Lapthorhe, P G. Right ‘Scene Supporter - Preston '

J. Sentner. P.G.

Left Scene supporter-Wellington

Dixon, P.G. `

'Chaplin--David Wave. P13-

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PAST GRANDS OF WILDEY ' LODGE N0. 27 l.0.0.F.

E. Acom. F. Adams, B. Brcmner. P. Brydges. G. Bennett, wm. Bre- haut. K. Burhoe. F. B1'ttch, G. Dewar, Dr., C. Drew, 0. Gill. H. Jrnkins, pr. Johnston. H. Johnston. H. Lapthorn. W. LePage. C. Man- son, E. Matthews. A. Miller, D.D. Morrison, W. Muni-oe, Goo. Mc- Dznald. J.H. McKenzie. C-C. MC- Lean, C.S_ Mclnire. P-L. McNevin, J.A. McNair. H. McKay. B. Mac- Phail, E. Mclnnis. N.A. Nicholson,

A1, pioléard, (3.5. Ryan. M. Ross, 'I' M. .tewart. J.C. Stewart, P1.. Smallwood, Theo, L. Benin#-r. P J. Sentner, .I-D. Taylor, W.N. Tan- tori, P. Tumor, H. Thornton, D.

Elaye, W, Wellner, T.B» Grady,

. Platts, IIE- Watters, W. Dixon.

P931' pa Jon: ENcAivu>MEN'r No. 4, I.o.<_>.F.

Present officers for 1935 and193B: Chief Patriarch-Herbert Thorn-

ton. P.C.P. 4

High Priest-W_D. Wayc, P.C.P. Senior Warden-John Webster. ftecordlng Scribe-Kelsey Burhoe,

P.C.P.

Financial Scribe-Gordon Leitch.

P.C.P. ‘

'Ilreasurer-Hclbert Johnston, P.

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Junior Warden-S.F. Tarbush. Guide-Theo, L. Sentncr, P C.P. Outside Sentinel-A.0.F. Gill. P.

C.P.

Inside Sentinel-James P. Camp-

bell. P.C.P.

First Watch-B.C. Vanlderstine,

P-gf.

econd Watch-David Bethune,

P.G.P.

Third Watch-S.B. French, P.C.

PFotirth Watch-Henry Lapthorn. P-C-P.

First Guard Lent-D D. Morri-

son. R.C.P. `

Second Guard Lent-Fred Houlc.

Pop. ‘ ‘ Records for Past Chief Pairiztrclis see Kelsey Burhoc, Stanley Shaw 6: Reardon.

1' pillar r umnc s or T Lp role"-'lzrvcamxlimawr

` D.L. Bethune, 'P C.P. P.: P-G.D.,

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Junior Past Grand-Arthur Cud- -

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I usgrg-gi3§,%iEl€¢|;£Q,§\L(g?§(,nhly Vice President Rebekah Assembly. MBS. MARY HQRRINGTQN. \’-P- `

' vl Kemvmc’ N'S’ Secretary Rebekah Assembi’ -

Maritime Pro ncea, I

Moncton, N.B. Bridgewater, Nb.

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Past rrcsidml Rebekah Assembly ivnss _ELrza_BE'r1i nmcuacuanu Miss ina MCDONALD

(*h“h`"""‘_ Q? P'9¥F3[“¥?\° ‘W3 Warden Ilcbckzih Assembly,

Publicity Corhntittee Past President Rebekah Assembly Tho;-bum, 11,5,

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Mas. ELIZABETH MAIATALL. 1'-P. Trustee H0 B°°l'd.

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Herbert Thornton, P., .P. B.

C. Viinlderstllw. P.'C.P., David Wayc, P.C.P_, John Wheiar, P.C.P., Ernest Worth, P.G.P. _

St- Dunsttrfs lfaaillca

Yesterday was Holy Name Sun- day and Eucharistic Dey at St. Dunstan'.°i Basilica. _ `

Holy Name Mass was celebrated

by ills Excellency Bishop 0'Sul- livan, who preached thc” sermon to the men, outlining to them the idca of the Eucharist): Congress which terminates atvernon River on Wednesday. I-le exhorted the mcn to petition our'Divlne Lord to grant p:-aceio the world. The \vorld stands in need of peace and it is only by the intercession of Gcrl that peace can bc forthcom- Ing.

The attcndhnce was the larg-

est for several months. After the Holy' Name Mass at 8 o'cloclc the' Bishop exposed the Blessed Sacrament and it remain- ed exposed until Holy Hour at sevcn o'clcck last evening.

Solemn Mass at ll o’c1ock was

celebrated by Rev. Fr. Murray, as- sisted by B/ev. Fr. Dougan as Sub-Deacon. His Excellency Bish- op 0'Sullivan' assisted at thc Throne with Rev. Fr. McCuvvcl1 and Rcv. Fr, Swaine of the Ham- ilton Diocese ir. Gntarlo us Dca- cons cf Honor. All the Massfs were well attended-

At Holy Hour lest evening Rcv.

Dr. McMahon preached, speak- ing principally upon til: real prcs/ciicc of Christ in thc Blessed Eucharist. Bencdictieri was given by Rev. Dr. McMahon assisted by Rav. Fr. Mccurdle as Deacon and Rev. Fr. Croken as Sub-Deacon,

Brci-hune, P.C.I’., P. Brydges,

Ben. Bremncr, P.C.P., K.G. `P.C..`P.. James Campbell. J.¥'. McDonald. P.C.P., C.

C-P.. Angus McE:ichern, .B. French. P.C.P., John

P C P Lev/ls Hqwiltt P C.

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R-ESERVE BA_NK AT DURBAN

DURBAN, South Africa, Aug. '7--

Thc South African Reserve Bank has paid $175,000 for a comer site here! The building, to be used ex- clusively for the bank's use, will be

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DISBUSS

Pilgrims

Mail couriers of Queen's County

met Saturday night with Mr, ,Gar- iield MacKinnon, an official of the Mail Contractors Association, Ot- tawa, and discussed a petition which urged upon the Government the abolition of the contract s_vs- tem. Messrs. W, C. S. McLurc, M.P., and J. H. Myers, MP., were pres- ent and addressed the meeting briefly, Mr. MacKinnon presided. Mr. McLu\'e informed thc couriers he was in favour of the payment nf higher remuneration to them. He had often thought u petition should be circulated, in‘the pre- amble of which there should be set forth the work done by thc couriers under sevcrest climatic conditions, and a comparison with the work done in other depart- ments. I-lc promised that he would endeavour to give his very best ei- fort on bchnlf of thc mcn and wo- men engagcd in this branch of thc work.

The chairniaii quotcd Hou, Hugh

Guthrie as stating that thc policy of the ,Govemnicnt was to cstnb- lish a mileage 'system as soon as conditions permitted. Mcmbcrs of thc Liberal party had votccr against such a measure when they were in power. The couriers' service was the only part oi' thc civil service in which trlders were called. Both Mi-. Mcl.ui‘c and Mr, Mycrs had done commendable work in coiincc- ticn with attempting to bcitcr thc condition of the couriers.

Mr. Mv/: expressed himself as

being behind thc couriers heart and soul, because hc felt that the couriers were working under an unfortunate system. So long as the cqurlers performed their work sat- isfactorily he and Mr. Mclnirc had seen that the contracts were rc- newed.` Conditions, howcvcr, had not improved as during the last five yours tenders had been rnd- ically lowered. The system which perihitted of such it condition was

wrong.

Mr; McLure and the spcakci' on

every occasion in the futurc would use' their vote and their voicc on

behalf' of the mail couriers.

Ih 1921 the. first cffnrt of the

Mail Contractors Association was made in Ontario, stated Mr. Mc- Kinnon in outlining the liistnrv ci the movement. Boon attempts were in d tq have the contract 'system digfded. The privilege _of observ- itii statutory holidays was gained-

The govemment had promised

t.hlt`ls soon as the treasury cuuld

g it tile raise in nov would bt’ . ~ He heh flls°\1s=..oi *hi* esti-

at some length, and consid-

erable discusslon followed.

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;, D. Morrison, P.C.P., J. 1 ,

Vicfvrles Imvrress

lwood. l'.C.P., W.p. 5;'/en, P. _ V _ '

Montrealers

(C. P. by Guardians Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Aug. ll-A covet-

ed berth on the 19_36 Canadian Olympic team-topmost peak of ambition-tonight seemed a. cer- tainty for Aileen Meagher, sen- sational Halifax girl speedstcr.

Wearei' of the Dominion 200-

nictrc crown, Miss Meagher won the admiration of the spectators_ when she emerged triumphant from thc only two cvcnts she was entered in at the Dominion \voincn's track and field champion-_ ships at the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association grounds here Saturday. Her lithc, brown body flashing

down the truck, the dark haired Halifax girl scored a splendid vic- tory in thc senior 100 metres and then ran a beautiful race to win thc senior 200 metres-feature race of the day.

In the 100 mctrcs Miss Meagher lunged forward with a last-minute burst of speed io break the tape two yiirds ahead of Hilda Cam- eron of Toronto Laurels. Covering thc distuncc in 12-2 seconds, she ,was nlinost tlircc yards in front of Alice Lewis, running under the colors of iii: Comet A. C. of Ott- awa, \vho camo third.

Hoi' victory in the 200 metres

sprint ccmplclcd the day for this Hulifnx girl who amnzcd cvcry- one wiih her speed and stamina- Just unc-tenth of ri second was bcL\'.'c'.‘n hcr time -Saturday nhd her Canadian record time of 25.5-

Accompunying Ailccn to Mout-

rcal. Vivian Graham qualified for tlic finals in thc G0 and 100 :uct- res intermediate cvcut.=_ only two shc cniercd, but found thc speed of the finalist more than slic :wld match and slic fnilcd to finish in the first thrcc. She was second in each of hcr preliminary heats.

Mrs; W. E- Sterling who accom-

panicd both girls to Montreal left tonight for Halifax with Miss Graham. Miss Mcaglicr said she may stay a week or two in Mont-

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THE TELEPHONE-R0_D_M

The telephone-room has arrived.

Onc young hostess, at least, has had the clephouc removed from hcr reception rooms. partly be- cause ,ft was not ornamental, and partly because it interrupted con- versation.

Ono telephone-room has a green

and . white wallpaper ` patterned with bamboo shoots.

Bl0’llll$l!S KILLED .

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dugg? i1A-;lgbro'lhe_r- i

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EXHIBITRS .N 0 T I t E

P ` ll. `. . . , Peler. :our years younger. of L Clam S0, Yi ld

§.s.s Mcrviforu "q re giled within a in: of Sect an IJ. m Wee . Bliley Cried f rn injuries suf-,WMEE _lit ,Q sim

.° ll f ladder “I-'I wa'

'mn lilznln 2. motor! BE_ _A8 U.;

Attention il col

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Shirley Temple . _Qluiets Mob .With Song

(A. P. By Gucrdii»n’s Special Wir?) HONOLULU, Aug. 11-Twenty

thousand children and adults, seek- ing 9, glimpse of Shirley Tcmoic on her only scheduled public up- pearance while .on her Hawaiian vacation, nearly Drccipitoted ll fm

yesterday.

The crowd broke rope barriers, nnuen aside ze policemen. 50 guardsinen and 100 Boy Scouts and stormed toward Iolarii Palace, the territorial capitol, forcing Shirley and her party to retire inside and necessitating cancellation of plhlls for a iornml procession mst U10 little movie "qu_cen.”

Shirley retreatzd to a second

story balcony and sang her fam- ous “On the Good Ship Lollypop." quicling the crowd.

. . “Quinl1eS” .

(Cliiciigc Tribune) ' And now its happened! Horror

of horrors! Whither are we ,drift- ing? Some of the eastcm newspap- ers have already published the thinfr in strcaiucr licnrllines: “First Birthday for thc Dionne Quinticsi" |Tlic very sound of the thine; makes cnc crow pair and have scverc

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canoes by “the Gland Old Man” of 0 d die llowship in Canada i G

The following account ci some of

the early history of Wildey Lodge, No. 27. r.o.o,1=‘., or cha.-iotietown. was read at the celebration of the Iodge’s 52nd anniversary on March 23, 1928. by Brother Benjamin Bremner, P.G.M. Its republication is timely On this Occasion of the 78th convention of the Grand Lodge in Charlottetown. M.r. Bremner may be. described as “the grand old man of Oddfcllowship" in Casiacla, he being the Senior Past Grand Mas- ter. He joined the Order in Octob- er. 1874, entered Grand Lodge in Pictcu, 1878, was elected Grand Rep- resentative at Charlottetown, |1883; >G_rinid Master at Halifax, 1884; chairman of thc first Joint Degree Staff, Charlottetown, Aug., 1880, and was appointed District Grand Dep- uty Slre in 1890. He instituted the Grand Encamoment at summerside; 'ugust, 1892, and received the Re- bekah Degree from the Grand M34- ter in the fall of 1874, before join- ing the Rebekah Lodge.

In the month of February, 1876 a

number of members of St. IAW- l'¢H°€ L0fl§9. No. 8, of this City. .considering the interest of the Or- der would ix: served by having two lodges established here, presented g, request to their parent Lodge to sive its consent to the establish- ment of another Lodge in Charlot- tetown. Permission having been i;ranted,withdrawal cards were than issued for the purpose above stated to the following brothers: (I'a,m giving the names in the order in which the application was signed) viz.:

E.H. Brennan. Ed. M. Esiey.Beni.

Bremner, F.H, Beer, F. Di stair, Arcl"i’d. D. White, who togg- ther with James McKechni¢, an Ancient Odd Fellow form- erly belonging to a Lodge in the United States, malclng seven names in ali. joined in a petition to the Grand Master, praying that 9, Charter be issued for the establish- ment of a Lodge to be known as "Wildey N9. 27”. The request hav- ing been granted, our presentllndge was instituted by the D.D. Grand ‘,Ma.=ts-r. Bro. John J.G. Ellis, as- <~<=f"d bv ~:~vnra1 'brothers of St. ` ` "'*~ T ~fi"~. The first elective 'omcers were the following:

inc.-.. nil). Sicily, Noble gi/fend;

F.;-1, near, Vice Grand; Ed. . Es- tey. Rec. secretary; E-H. Brennan, Perm. Secretary; James McKocl1- nie. Treasurer, who wcro duly in- stalled, After these ceremonies had been completed the following bro- thers deposited witlidmwal cards from St. Lawrence Lodge;

William Glassiord, Well. McT.»e0d,

L.W.G. Hayden, and were on'bg,l- lot elected to membership. (A few weeks later Brother GA sharp was, on deposit of card from St. Lawrence Lodge, also elected as a. member of the Lodilel. The Noble Grand then appointed, and the D. D.G.M. installed, the following ap- pointive officers:

Archibald D. White, Warden:

Benj, Bicmner, Conductor; Wil- liam Glassford, R. S. V. G.; Weil. McLeod. I..S.V.G., L.W.G. Hay-

den, R.S.S,

The vacant ofiicos were hlled all

.subs-rqiient meetings.

It may interest you to know the

business occupations of thc broth- crs mentioned above. They were as

f‘llow;-':

Bro. Stair. Cabinet Maker; Bro.

i shcotiufz palm; in thc nezk. Not con- 'B_,(.,._ G,.m,.,. _md hmd of the mm

.tent with .~ucli irwlul atrocities us! ,I"catin .=lmp'.1ii"‘ and ‘go"`cl nizhtio,"} jnnd "al;'1lhicy” and "kiddies" and i“ol<ic." now wo have 'to sec that; yawful thing "quinilo.s" stariiiu. us in the fncc cvcry now and ilicirl A_l1d next seincimdy will bc* civvng-i ing Mothcrs day to ".\/liivvics duy."l Quick. Watson. the nccdlzl

ITALIAN ARMY

domvnrrs Lesions,

LIVERPOOL, Englrmtl. Aug. 7-'

Because of the demand for thc It- alian soldiers ln Ethiopia. tlicrc is an acute shortage of lririons lu Liverpool. less than half thc norm- al quantity oi' Italian lcmon< being sold on the Lovcrpool Fruit Ex-

change.

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ilrm of Bccr & Gail: Bro. Estey. a l"hat'iuncist in thc cmploy of I-he .lulc Dr. Dodd oi' Medical Hall, af- ic-\'wn\-ds lovuiiii: in Moncton, N-B. in n rlrug bu.<inc.=s of his own; E.H. Tilviiiinii, Cnndiiclor on the P FI I. Railway. niirl uuclc ot lt` 2 present propricior of thc Summcrslde Jour- nal; Bro. McKcclinic_ first Train Dcspniclicr of thc P.E.1`. Railway, and broilicr of the first Superin- tendent of thc P E.‘I. Railway: Bro. White of the late firm of While 65 Son. lren Founders and miachinistsi Bro, Brcmnsr. of the late firm of liremucr Bros.. Stationers and Printers: Bros. Glassford and Mac- Leod, clerks in the oiilccs of the P.E.I. Railway. and Br:. Hayden, Merchant and farmer of Morell, P. E1. Thus Wildcy Dodge began its career ou the llitlx day of March, 1876~i”\i'ly-two years cgi.

“lips and Downs'

The Dodge. during its history has

had its up: and downs. its periods of depression and prosperity, but has, we hclicve_ overcome and sur- mounied its dimcultics and has, ac-

cording to its ability. lived uiymtio the gninciples oi' Friendship. 4 e and iilh in a great measure unt- ixfhciorily. For the past -thirty yemi ar more it has enloyed ,con- slderabliiprosperity and paid 01142 dilripg he years of its existence A large amount in relief to v_Ioi'tl1y bi-dthers and widowed families. Many changes have when place

since the year of ourinstitutlou. As

igr as I ca; ascertain. death bds calmed all ut two of the odginal clutter members. those still ivlnit mins Bro. ni-1. Beer..P.,l:i. we

yogi- humgle servant. and of thgse n im-ri unng the nrs years!

our existence but two remaliraith us in Charlottetown. viz.. not rendu John blood and Joh;rA

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