The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-13

toon OF Unity TO serve until the second "Wednesday
Of June, 1876; Titus Brown Of jamestown, until
the second Wednesday of June ls47, and Elijah
II. Courier, Of NewtoWn. until the second Wednss-
day of June, 1913. NJ II Statesman.
NPWe publish the following by request. or
the doings and objects OF this oddly named associa
ton we have no knowledge except what is made
public by the annexed communication.
ee9949a90 Agreeubly to notice, the New
Years Jubilee OF the members of this Order was
holden at Lyndon Corner, JAN LIST. ls45. Upon the
arrival of the several Chapters invited participate
in the festivities Of the OCCASION the society formed
& marched in processiono the number Of sixty coup
les and upward, to the Congregational Church TO at
tend to the more public exercises of the evening
After Introductory performance from the Mont
pelicr Brass Band, IN GRAFTON prom ounoed by
VIM. A. Nnrstpn Of Mass. To those who listened
comment is superhuous. Rarely, il ever, have we
heard equallcd the thrilling eloquence combined with
depth of thought and sound practical sentiment man
Tested in his production lie was succeeded by r.
C Rutherford Esq Of whom i, is Only nccessaryrur
say TINT he Ear exceeded highest sxPsctmiinns.
and not only gained honor for himself, but an addi-
ona degree of credit TO society Several letters
were read from members Of other Lodges, hut for
want oil room we are computed 10 OHlN ther lnSeT-
ton.
Having thus concluded the public exercises, the
members with their ladies' replred to the hotel where
a sumptuous entertainment had been provided for
them by ''mne host" Nj Hubbard. Hiurty and
good feeling gave zest to the cheer, and call went
merry as a marriage bell" Mr. Eaton Of the North
Star, Major Kelsey Of Dnnville Gen Chase, and Hon.
Thomas Bartlett Of Lyndon were present as invited
IN Of ha yyde Ell nte off ha
ing apartments, The Society adjourned to the A. NJ A.
Hall listen TO the toass which had been prepared
for the occasion. The following were read and sew
orally responded to by strain from The band.
The fabric Of our Sociefy--R cared by the hand
Of Char ty upon the basis of Equality, may it stand
until is supporting pillars Truth and Confidence, shall
be merged in fasehnod and distrust
ITm. 4. .Afarston, The Cicero Of the ddy-May his
future efforts be crowned with brilliant success
this days Grafton has been entertaining and Estruc-
tive.
r. C. RutherfOrd-This days poem but symbol
Of future laurels.
The President Of The day-Prompt, energetic, and
efficient.
The Afusicidns-May their lives DO as harmonious
a their strains.
The Ladies their presence and smiles have
they hohored US, with ioue and protection will
repay zh Iss coieso,ianr,. foundation truth it, pill
lars Justice, its gates equality
1.-THE North Siar"--Iike its namesake ever shin
ing TO guide and to cheer.
.New Years day f'45-Springng into exist
ence, exclaming ''BehoId how good and how pleas
ant it is for Brethren dwell together in unity"
Our Sister Lodge Of 81. Jehnsbury--Ever active
in promoting the general veal, to none has she rem
dered more efficient aid than ourselves. We give
her our thanks
The bondsof Socicty-IIow indissoluble when u
nited by thousand and one connections.
| Among the volunteers notice the following.
| The Ladies-The only true Patriots All for
Union. H. S. Bartlett.
| The first and last symbols Of The l00l-May they
ever be the polar Starsby to guide tho bark OF
! A. NJ. A. over the rough sea Of life. G. A. Field.
Ladies and GenHemen,-we learn from Sacred
! Witt that the world created in six days, and
| conclude from the splendid exhibition before me that
the fashion and beauty collected in one.
I Hon. Il. Bartlett.
The lOOl-Uni,ed we stapd, divided we fall.
- go " C. Warren.
.Womaa-The Smoothing plane, of mans rough
road in life. w. w. Cahoon.
| The pillars of our Institution --may they be as
enduring tho foundations upon which they are has-
! ed, Love and Charity. R..C. Rutherford.
! Our Host-A thousand and one thanks. IT. s.
! Bartlett
Tho, Ladies-7We have a thousand and one arms
to protect them, thousand and one hearts to love
them, and atousGnd and one lips to kiss them-for-
| ever. A-. VIM. A. Marston.
The hall was beautifully and tasteinly adorned
and the enivening strains of music both instrumental
and vocal seemed nfuse life and animation into all