. The advantages and surroundings of Muskegon. ecy. Lovell Moore, So. 1S2, was chartered Jan. 11, 1866. The present membershipis about Communications aie held on the first Wednesday of each B. McLaughlin, W. M.: D. A. Miner, S. W.; C. B. Cross, J. W.; O. , Treas.; B. O. Franklin, Secy. Muskegon Chapter, No. 47, was chartered Jan. 8,1867, and has about 18J com-panions. Thos. Munroe, H. P.; P. P. Misner, King; N. P. Lofblad, Scribe; C. , Treas.; Geo. D. Smith, Secy. Convocations are held on the lirst Thurs-day of each month. Muskegon Council, No. 54, Roy
. The advantages and surroundings of Muskegon. ecy. Lovell Moore, So. 1S2, was chartered Jan. 11, 1866. The present membershipis about Communications aie held on the first Wednesday of each B. McLaughlin, W. M.: D. A. Miner, S. W.; C. B. Cross, J. W.; O. , Treas.; B. O. Franklin, Secy. Muskegon Chapter, No. 47, was chartered Jan. 8,1867, and has about 18J com-panions. Thos. Munroe, H. P.; P. P. Misner, King; N. P. Lofblad, Scribe; C. , Treas.; Geo. D. Smith, Secy. Convocations are held on the lirst Thurs-day of each month. Muskegon Council, No. 54, Royal and Select Masters, chartered Jan., 1882, hasabout 85 members. Regular assembly, second Friday of each month. Geo. , T. I. M.; C. C. Billinghurst, Treas.;Wm. McComb, Rec. Muskegon Coniniandery, No. 22, Knights Templars was chartered June 3. 68,and has about 150 Sir Knights Regular conclaves are held on the fiist Tuesdayof each month. Jas. Gow, E. C. ;Chas. S. Dodge, Gen.; J. R. Bennett, C. G.; , Rec; H. D. Baker, Treas. 107. RES. FRANK ALBERTS. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. A society of the Ancient and Honorable Loyal Odd Fellows Avas formed aboutthe beginning of the present century, and from its fantastic and convivial char-acter was probably originated as a burlesque on the Free Masons; but in 1813,some of the brotherhood at Manchester, England, conceived a plan for the con-tinuance of the order on noble and lasting principles—prompt attentiance and dis-bursement of funds to a sick brother, administrations to the needs of the widowsand education of the orphans—fellowship, love and truth. Ajjril 26, 1819, ThomasWilder, of Manchester, and four others, organized the first lodge of the Indepen-dent Order of Odd Fellows in the United States at Baltimore, Md., naming itWashington Lodge, No. 1. Eleven months later a second lodge was located atBoston, and December 26, 1821, the third society was organized at Sovereign Grand Lodge of America
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