OAK OF SYDENHAM LODGE.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18552, 30 November 1925, Page 3

OAK OF SYDENHAM LODGE.

At the half vearly meeting of the U.A.O.D. Oak of Sydenham 'Lodge, No.' 15, A.D. Bro. Williams presided.' A motion of sympathy was passed regarding the death of Bro. John Dempsey, a Charter member of the Lodge: The Bards' report was received, and sick pay totalling ±'lß was passed for payment. The nomination of officers resulted as follows: Jun. P.A.. Bro. A. E. T. Williams; A.D., Bro. W. R. J Warman: Aice-Arch, Bros. J. L. Philpott, R. K. Brimicombe, and A. J. Dvkes; Vice-Arch Bards. Bros. A. J. Dykes, H. G. Eggetts. J. L. Philpott, and R. E. Brimicombe: A.D. Bards, Bros. A. Hulbert and H Ellis; secretary. Bro. E. Cameron; treasurer. Bro. ,T, Fisher; min. secretary, Bro. J. 0. Edmond; 1.G.. Bros. H. G Eggers, f. Williams, and J. Jeffreys; 0.G.. Bro. J. Jeffreys. C. Williams, and J. MacFarlane; auditor, Bro. V. ■ Fhilpott (P.D.P.) ; Grand Lodge representatives, P.D.P. s Bros. W. Schumacher, C. Hale, J. Belts, and "V. Philpott. P.G.P. Bro. E. Cameron; P.A. Bro. ,T. H. Wear, and Jun. P.A. Bro. Williams Ben. Association delegates. F.G.P. Bro. J. Fisher and P.A. Bro.. J. Eslham;. dispensary delegates,- P.A. Bro. J. K. W ear and Jun. PA Bro. Williams; District President, T.A. Bro D. J. Smith (Perseverance Lodge). One funeral claim was passed for payment, also one maternity claim. One candidate was proposed: Motion of sympathy was passed to Bro. R. Mayzie in his recent bereavement. The Grand Lod"ge officers were then welcomed into the Lodge with musical honours; "Various officers gave the Lodge a report of the working of the Order, in general. "\ ote of thanks was passed to the Grand Lodge officers for their reports.