The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06 00:00:00

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The DL ovoid in third degree, or Charity, the colour
of which ii violet. Altura. of 00111110, wearing omelet and
sybeweepttio lodge was quite pictoreeque in appearance.
• goodly number of sisters being present, and the degree
and ail ewe rec.'s. being very imoming. Alter the usual
ritual, he Lodge worked is Ant degree, thus allowing all
Diffitiberd in oPivorttlaiif of hearing the business, and the
roots was soon fuller than ever.
Toe district !cage .113,11 were as f Mow. :—D.O T.,
Bro. Holmwood : D Co.. Bro. Hockey; DSi T.. Bro.
W.StOOLt D. E , Bro. Captain Clarke D. V. 1... Smear
Cooke : D.S., Bro. R. A.. Belt ; D.T. Bro. ,ena.ult DC.,
Suter Baker: D. 114, Br e Cob,; D.C., Bro. Lactation ;
D. Seethed. Bro. Wears; D. h. S., Bro. Patterson; D.C.
Suter Powell ; P.D.C.T., Bro. (1
The pith of the business came nut of the reports ;—The
District Chief Templar's Mowed • most active and useful
quarter'. work; the District Serredery's (Bro. Bolt'e)
dholled an lOMIDOOD Of 176 Int the quarter. the total
membership hems 1311 : the Sup•wintiodult of Juvenile
Temples showed an Isamu. of 40, the total number or
roam teetotalen thus soundly training and now is good
sheadieg. being 517; the Worthy Treasurer's report was
very enciarseng, showing • balsam of All in favorer of
the D. Lads.. The Perrier and genera sterling qualities
of the late 8,0. Stauliald, o PafAleireethide (deceased),
were commented on by ths D.C.T. and other; and a vo,e
of condolence with the widow and f anily wee tamed,
&I 2 was &leo voted from the D. L. funds, and a colloction
was made amounting to IA la, which was added to the
lodge two gninem for the seseptesos of Bro. Stsadfield's
widow. Toe lodge sat till about one o'clock.
Meantime Bro. Borah, of St. Thommeereet, had
ororided an moslleat cold collation at the Working lffea's
Club reeding room where Moat 70 sae down. The tablet
were Monied with flowers a large number of sisters mil
presest, and at the heads of We tibias oat thsG.L °dime
The Reception Camisoles were satire in eerie( ibm
wants of their guests
Om event, expected with Mewed by • lame number
or members, wee the ecaterriag of Me 01.. diegres.amoall
the qualifications for which are an unbroken membership
for Aree years, or Me baying been elected to sturilTel
three °Does ia lodge. Raving filled the chair et a lodes
used to be a quableatioe, but the teadea-y of Go d
Templary meows tub. towards the elevation of the people
in numbers rather than um c stferrtas dt.titsetiona
on a few, sad losg (obi thl*lnees. or service more than once
repeated, alone qualify for the high, .1 rank. Oredeatirds
were exeralsed by a committee In the Wesleyan school-
mom—a certain somuet of reelf-decial being a adergoosbi
them, for the wreathe( was yin RD% and the 'own IL,"
astir with holiday-makers, while MI6 and field*, aid
made alike tempted sob. plesear• out ef doers.
At hal pest two dm Greed Lodge Mimed In ths Thiliatro,
the following bidng
ONAND LODOR ORICERIL

Actium (1.W.0 T., Bro. D. Y. Scott, of Cordial.;
O. W.Y.T., &eta Doren, of game: SW. °lmelda. Bro.
toe Rev. J. Hargreaess, Isle of Wiring ; 0 W. Kasha.
Bro. T. W. Glover, of Soithsrapte ; Marshal, &der
Baer. Sh theribure ; 0 W.&, Bre. Poole" ; 0.8.. Bro.
Hockey, Bridport ; A.G.G., Bros. &ore s and Dimond ;
A.. 0.&&. Brea Speight and Yeats.; P.0.W.C.T., Bro.
Holm wood. Rome of the local manglers were seecidly
appointed to G.L offices. The sup...ream of the Lod.'
ems very pieteresqua sod whets the G.L. degree was me-
(erred, it was even splendid fir Weymouth, about lei
candidates mottled the degree, heeled some Isom differ-
' eat ports of Dine% and other distracts, ..ad eas very An.
moo from India attracted mieeteeo. Br the way, Wog.
Mating drinks 1t.,. hem epedally hurtful in India, atid
also opoosed to the practice of she n.tives. At this time
105 or 500 people were in Me Tnitatro, adorned with their
bright regalia and with the sun shining they presented
an e ay.:drag', shiny appearaeors, but ea • matter
taste, there is • better belestaiag of 'Dinars WOO° the
various degrees sesemble together. Alter the 0.1. degree
had been conferred with the very impremive and lug.
restive ritual, there was • preeeetation, that active and
merry worker. Bro. T. W. Glover, of Southemptota being
the reapisor. and his past services were sokoowledeed ste
executive MB er of the G.L. It was an address hand.
gamely illuminated and framed, and Bro. Kempster made
the presentation.
Toe address ran as follows ;
" To Brother Thomas W. Glover, Past Grand Worthy
Marshal of the Grand L tee of Rolland.
" Draw SIB AND IMOTILIA.—On behalf Of the Grand
Lodge of BaCeed we hare much pleasure inexpremieg tO
you our theoke for the rattail* service rendered by you
to the Order during the year sadism Hester. ISM when
ye 4 held office as Worthy Grand Marshal.
" Your general advocacy of our principles in different
parts of the Kingdom has been IsLghly unfound by the
membership sad of greet egoistical advantage so this grand
lodge, and your attention to the internal admicistretiou
of the Order has been siendsrly appreciated by your
coliertrues ou the Executive.
" Wishing you thrr greatest pcesible encore In your con.
tiou,d advocacy of temperance and of the claims of Good
Tempi ray,
" We remain, dear Sir and Brother, yours fraternally,
" Joagre Natalie. 0. W.C.T. J. J. Wooos, o.W.Ben
D. a Scarr, 0 W.O Ii GUMMI, G. W Treas.
S. R. RoLre., 0.9 J.T. I H. J BOYD. 0 W.Ch.
J. K Mtn, O. &8. IJ. Waiustaw, G.W.AL
H. & Docwaa. 0 W.V.T.
" Whit-Monday, Kai 21)..h, 1 "
Br ither (Rona responded in eritcoPriada
A telegram was sent to Bro. Mein; who is 0.W.C.T.,
both of the Gnus,' L dee of England and of the Hight
Worthy
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laboured C 3 ouch en extent for the good of Liut Order both •
In this country and elsewhere Mat he has been almost
win-led down. The laborious efforts to maintain the
GAM Tellthlar principle of the universal brotherhood of
wars, holding up the right of the black race to be admitted
Into lodges on equal terms, in opposition to the Togy
Southerners and their slope hives, who wish them kept
In generate lodges away from the whites—theee efforts
have added very nsuch to Bro. Naas cares.
Parliament also was sought to be stirred up by this
special session of the Grand Lodes of England, for they
adopted • resolution to Parliament, asking the Govere.
moat to urge forward temperance Legl.lstron, if poleihM,
during the prompt session. A catifermaos for the
goo I of the Order had been intended; but it resolved
Itself into short addresses on various topics by the Grand
Lodge ofli...ers. end the mashy* rimed at Bye. The odes
.on were all of a religious chareoter, and appealed to
"God moat High," and their spirit may be gathered from
a two-line refrain ;
" For Path and Hope we humbly plead;
But Charity we chiefly need."
At half-put dye they gathered at table; and Bro.
'torch again provided; it was an smallest tea at the
Working Men s reading room, and so many hwi been
tempted by the attractions colloids that they came late,
and • second tea-making came off; about altogether
to tk tea hen.

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