This information for this Newsletter comes entirely from the Gordon Barr Collection and is used with the kind permission of Ron Barr.
 
 

1. Jimmie Hutchison 21. Tom Madill Jr.

2. Alex Casey 22. John White Sr.

3. Gordon Johnston 23. Sampson Wright

4. William Johnston 24. Warren Mintz (Hank’s son)

5. Gordon Lake 25. Tom Hambley (end)

6. George Johnston Haliburton Back in front banner

7. Jack Parker 26. John Winn Sr. (seated whisker)

8. Homer Wright 27. Garnet Hadley (banner strings)

9, Jack Morrison Drummer 28. Joe Morrison (Marshall)

10. Fred Simmons 29. Russel Morrison Banner Strings

11. George Hutchison (head/ 30. Louis Mintz

12. Wm. Fred White 31. Roy White (Banner String)

13. Dave Morrison Banner Bearer 32. Willie Madill

Past Banner 33. Cecil White (Banner String)

14. Sam Mintz Banner (Hanks son) 34. John Spencer

15. Davery Madill (drummer) 35. Oren Switzer (Bob Switzer son)

16. Edward Gill Kettle Drum 36. Archie Riley (Beard)

17. George Waite Sr. 37. Howard Gill

18. Lorne Mintz 38. Bert Mintz

19. Jack Adams 39. Stanley Higgins

20. Tom Madill Sr. 40. Hank Mintz

The Orange Lodge at Gooderham is one of the oldest Lodges in the County. The number 11 was taken from a lodge in southern Ontario in 1886, and transferred to Gooderham. The name first was L.O.L. No. 11 Monmouth, but when the Townships were given separate names it was made "Glamorgan" (I think Gordon may have meant ‘when the Townships of Glamorgan and Monmouth separated’) ". 

It was incorporated in 1886, and has carried on since that time. The first meetings were held, in the school house at Ursa, 4 miles north of Gooderham. The present hall was built in 1890, on a site on the main corners of Gooderham Village.