DRUIDISM
Tim quarterly mooting of <;ir» West llaihor Lodge was attended hy a. largo number of members. and iho discussion on tho ])ro}iosed consolidation fund scheme was very fully entered into by the brethren and no doubt proved profitable to the members. P.ILP. Pro. Robertson tv,'is listened to with interest in his lucid account of the picposed scheme. 'the visitors present weie P.A.s Pros. Simmomls (senior and junior), Prockie, and Sunderland. A.D. Pro. A. hi. Churchill presided over a large attendance of mem hors and visitors at the- quarterly meeting of Ihe It oval Oak Lodge on Monday evening. D.P. Pio. Sntealon also favored the lodge with a visit. A'oiuini'.tionu were received for officers for tho ensuing six months, also Grand Lodge representatives. The principal business of the evening was the consideration of rite projiosed sick and funeral fund consolidation scheme, and P.ILP. Pro. Robertson gave an interestingcxplanation of same, after which the memheis engaged in a very full discussion, and tin,illy rfeo!vcd to approve- of the si heme. The toast of tho visitors was responded lo bv P.ibP.s Pros. 1! u liter and Knox and P.A. Poo. kPPealli. A.T). Pro. ITuvavd was welcomed by ;<
largo attendance. of members at the quarterly meeting of the Linden Lodge. Alter routine bufiiucfK had heen disposed of the nicmbous vrcie called upon to appoint a medical officer to the lodge. Light applicatioiis wero received, and-Dr Chas. North was appointed to the position. P.A. Poo A. .Sunderland, at present a member of the Hoard of Management, was nominated for tho position of District President of Xo. 1 District. Memlx'rs received with Imaily applause the announcement of the arraiigcments by the Dispensary Hoard with the Hospital Hoard for a number of beds for members of the friendly societies.
There was a good attendance of members at the quarterly meeting of the Hay Lodge on Tuesday evening. I’.D.G.P. Hro. Bryant was present, and by request gave a clear explanation of the proposed consolidation fund scheme, which was apjneeiated by those piesent, and in order to have a full discussion on this imporfaid matter it was cacided to devote an evening at a. later date, and to invite the memlius of the Committee who drew up the scheme to 1w present. A hi other was granted a clearance, owing to ids removal from the disliict, the fccrctarv to express the best thinks of the members for his past service?.
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Evening Star, Issue 14529, 3 December 1910, Page 5
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