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... Knights of Pythias , the Woodmen of the World , and a G. A. R. post . In business and industry we find a veneering plant , two general stores , two drug stores , two groceries and bakeries , two hardware establishments , harness shop ...
... Knights of Pythias , the Woodmen of the World , and a G. A. R. post . In business and industry we find a veneering plant , two general stores , two drug stores , two groceries and bakeries , two hardware establishments , harness shop ...
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... Knights of Pythias lodge . A G. A. R. post was maintained for a num- ber of years , but is now disbanded . There are some fifteen Grand Army men in the town . The present town board of Middlebury is as follows : John G. Bockus , Thomas ...
... Knights of Pythias lodge . A G. A. R. post was maintained for a num- ber of years , but is now disbanded . There are some fifteen Grand Army men in the town . The present town board of Middlebury is as follows : John G. Bockus , Thomas ...
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... Knights of Pythias has eighty - four members and owns its hall . Then there are the Rathbone Sisters , the Knights of the Maccabees , the Independent Order of Odd Fellows ( Bristol Lodge No. 448 ) , and Woodmen of the World . Business ...
... Knights of Pythias has eighty - four members and owns its hall . Then there are the Rathbone Sisters , the Knights of the Maccabees , the Independent Order of Odd Fellows ( Bristol Lodge No. 448 ) , and Woodmen of the World . Business ...
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... Knights of Pythias have had a prosperous career in Goshen . Calanthe Lodge No. 41 , K. of P. , was instituted November 5 , 1873 , and its membership is now about two hundred . Company No. 11 , Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias ...
... Knights of Pythias have had a prosperous career in Goshen . Calanthe Lodge No. 41 , K. of P. , was instituted November 5 , 1873 , and its membership is now about two hundred . Company No. 11 , Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias ...
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... Knights of Pythias . Elkhart Lodge No. 75 was instituted October 29 , 1877 , and later Elkhart Company No. 18 , Uniform Rank K. of P. , was organized . Elkhart Temple No. 14 , Rathbone Sisters , the woman's auxiliary of the order , was ...
... Knights of Pythias . Elkhart Lodge No. 75 was instituted October 29 , 1877 , and later Elkhart Company No. 18 , Uniform Rank K. of P. , was organized . Elkhart Temple No. 14 , Rathbone Sisters , the woman's auxiliary of the order , was ...
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