I.O.G.T.

Manawatu Herald, 9 May 1893, Page 2

1.0. G.T.

The meeting of the Ideal Goodl Templar Lodge on Thursday evttn&g, last was, as usual, 'largely attended. The "Try Again " Lodge continued to jSodrish like a green bay tree, and is (Idcfg ttsefol worlis in its persistent eforts to " xesme the perishing " as well a 9 to ke3p the young out of the way of temptation. Ibe quarterly reports read by the out*goifog: officers showed the-liodgeio be in a sMvuntfc dfld thriving condition financially as Well as fltttsericftliy, and harmony reigns ainongsfe the members. After the transaction^-oHfarprdinary business the following -gmeinbers were installed in doe form officers of the Lodge for the current; quarter by the Lodge Deputy, Br. Walsh and Sis. Langley acting as the Installing: Marshalls ; P.C.T., Br. G. Spring ; C.T., Br. T. Westwood (re-elected) ; V.T., Br. McLennan; Secretary, Br. W. S. Stewart, (re-elected) ; Asefofcaßt Secretary, Sis. Bradcock ; F.S. Br, W, Forster ; Treasurer, Sis. Forster ; Chaplain, . S>is. Wright Stewart ;• M. Br. 3: Howan/; v J)ep. M., Sis. McKinnon ; Guard," Br. F. Spring; Sent. Br. Simpson. We are given to understand that great improvements have been effected during the past Quarter in the in- . • terior arrangements of the Lodgeroom, and that little more is now required to make it one of the neatest and most comfortable in the Colony.