Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02

ton fOtGQ unanimously aCCcntcds
On motion, Voted, That the said committee
be authorized to collect the debts due the lodge,
by commencing suits at October term, against
those which are already due, who do not pay
to that time--Mr. Campbell of Wind-l
ham, secedings Al;
Voted, That the said committee be author-l
lied to appropriate fifty dollars Of said sum
as soon as collected, and subscribe for twenty
five copies of the 6 Main Free Press" printed
in Hailowell, Me-, to be forwarded to Obedl
Cannon, GorhaIn--Mr. Campbell of Wind
ham seeding.
Voted, That the editors of the 1laine Free
Press" be requested to send two copies OF
their paper, containing these pi esents to each
iodee in Maine, New Hampshire. Massaehu-
sets and Vermont, and also two copies tol
each Post Office in Maine, and forward theirI
bills to said committee for payment.-Mr.
Campbell of Windham seeding.
Voted, That TWO HUNDRED, DOLLARS be APP
propriated to defray the expenses of DELE
gate to attend the ANTI-MASONlC1
CONVENTION to be held at Baltimore
MIR. Campbell of Windham seeding.
Voted, That LEWIS CHADBoURNE, be the de-
Ilegate to attend the said Convention. Mr..
Chadbourne accepted, making an appropriate
address.
Voted, That the furniture Of Harmony
Lodge be sold at public auction, at Masons'
Hall on the first day of October next; sale to
commence at two o'clock P. M.
Voted, That we deny any right that the
grand lodge of Maine has, to demand our
funds and charter when we cease to meet as
a lodge of free and accepted maSonS :-therefore,
to manifest our utter adherence of such un-
constitutional laws, and assert our right to our
own property, we ofer our CHARTER to any
gentleman present at HALF PER CENT OF
THE COST--No one offering FORTY CENTS
thereof, it was therefore
Voted, That we include the CHARTER in the
furniture at the auction sale--Mr. Champbell
of Windham seeding.
| On motion,
Voted, That the secretary be requested to
write to the secretary of the Adoniram Lodge
that we haze dissolved our connection NTH all
i freemdsons, and adoiSe them to ego and do
EHkezViSe."
Voted, That Mr.. Benjamin Champberlin be
. authorised to act as a special agent, in col
llecting and receiving the money from the
!, banks in Portland-Mr. C. of w. seceeding.
1 Voted, That copy of our proceedings be
forwarded to the editors of the Main Free
5 Press" by which they are legally authorized
tito draw on Mr.. Champberlin or either of the
! aforementioned committee for payment Of
E their bills.
Voted, That the advertisement of our sale al
auction, of the furniture of the late Harmony
Lodge, in Gorham, county of Cumberland
state of Maine, be inserted in the "Mdine Fret
r Press" from the receipt of these presents tic
time of sale.
Voted, That we dissolve this meeting
NEVER TO MEET AGAIN in the char.
acter of free and accepted masons of Harmony
4.
Il Signed in behalf the late Harmony Lodge.
Il OBED CANNON,
Late Master Of Harmony Lodge.
a, Attest, WILLIAM NEWCOMB.
: Late Secretary Of Harmony Lodge.
Gorham, Aug. II. 1881.
The following is the advertisement offhe auction
r To be Sold at Public Vendue, at the lat,
q MAsoNs' HALL, in Gorham Village, on Satur.
day the first day Of October nest, at t1o of tht
eIciock p. MI three mahogany PEDESTHLS,
frc0 birds eye WRITING DESKS; three ma.
Ihogany CHAIRS, elegantly 6ronsed; sig frSi
: rate PARLOLJP CHAIRS; three SOFAS; fou,
: SETTEES. (which can accommodate ten her
sons each; t1Uo BALLOEB BOXES. zvith Ivory
drawers; one MASTERS 1fALLET. hoobcd
with sifver; ten RED SILK VELVET COL
4 LARS, trimed with GOLD LACE, zOith SILVER
: Jewels Pfdted Tufth GOLD; one SILkEN CORD
] I1veIghing ONE POUND SEVEN AND HALF
oUNcEs, used as a CABLE TOW; truenty-tou,
q BRASS LAMPS six pairs SNEJFFEIS ana
u TRAITS; one BRASS FERE-SET complete,
r NTH sundry other articles.
! DAVID LIBBY, Auct'r
Gorham, Me. Aug. II, 1881.
i ELIAS HICKS
OPINION OF MASONRY.
h The following letter was addressed by Ella;
Hicks in answer to one that was received from
MIR. Darlington, member of the Antimasonic
I Ieommittee of Chester, Pa.
), POughkeePsie, eth mo. 18Th, 1929.