New $100,000 Home Occupied by Hazleton (Pa.) Lodge

Hazleton (Pa.) Lodge, No. 200, now occupies a beautiful new Home in the center of the city on West Broad street. The building, the former private residence of A. Markle, Sr., which was purchased sometime ago by the Lodge for $100,000, has undergone extensive alterations to meet the requirements of the members. The basement is devoted to the purposes of a Lodge room, grill room, serving room, etc. On the first and main floor are located the large lounge room, main dining room, music room and ladies' reception room and office. On the second and third floors there are a number of living rooms with baths for the accommodation of visiting members of the Order. One of the features of the Home is the magnificent pipe organ in the music room. The building, one of the most imposing in the city, is surrounded by commodious and beautiful grounds.

Hazleton Lodge is one of the most prominent of the social organizations of the city, and' because of its enthusiastic and liberal cooperation with other institutions in public charity it has become one of the outstanding Lodges in that part of the State.

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