The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-29

a number could be at one table. The
Fraternity and Others did it ample justice,
and then gave their attention to the fol-
lowing sentiments, which were in many
instances most eloquently responded to.
LIST. The Day ace CeIebrqte.-Dear to
all true and worthy MasOns May St.
d ohm and his virtues be held in perpetual
remembrance.
l.. B. Euglesby Esq, Of Burlington.
Cd The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge
of Vermont-Its Officers and Representa-
tives. p, G. Tucker OF Vergennes.
Sd. The memory of George Washing
ton.-Our memoir Masonic brother
first in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts of his Brethren-and countrymen.
Drank standing in silence.
4th. The craft around the Wor(H.
Heaven bless them wheresoever dis
persed on this the feast day of the Craft.
Capt. A. A. stephenson of Montreal.
9th. The Royqk Arch Masons pres.
ent.-Companons forming one of the I'm.
broken links, of an Everlasting chain.
W. H, Knight, of Middlebury College.
9th. TIE MuariouS Dead of our
Order.-Wa shinqton, Franklin, Lafay-
cite, Montgomery, Gates, Greene, Clinton,
Livingstone, Van Rensselaer,, Warren,
Poinsett, Wooster, Putnam, jackson and
and host of others.-Their memories
shall never fade from our hearts, until the
last leaf of the acacia shall wither.
Drank standing in silence
7th. THE R0vai and Select Masters
prceat.-- Way their fidelity to their trust
he eyer inspired by the example of their
ancient brethren ; may they never be
found asleep at their post.
9Th Morris Poem sung by ALL. G
O. Remington, Leader.
Or brethren of every Order, who have
honored US, with their attendance on this
interesting occasion.-
We have met them upon the Level,
We have acted by the Plumb
The Square makes parting pleasant
Where strife does never come
9th, The memory of NJ. W. John Chip
man, George Robinson, Lemue Whitney,
and Nathan h. Haswell, four Past Grand
Masters, Of the Grand Lodge OF Vermont,
who lived in honor, died worthy of the
Craft, and whose virtues merit perpetual
record by the side of their predecessor of
the broken column,
10Th. The Order Of Kni2hthood.-
May the example of Jaques De Molay
never be forgotten.-Truth, honor, virtue,
death-rather than submission to wrong.
Hon. Horatio Needham, Bristol,
! 18th. To The Memory of Sir Knight
Daniel L. Po,tey.-We had hoped that
his worthy name would have been repre-
scented by his welcome presence, here to-
day. The Grand architect, has ordered
otherwise and we bow in submissive
silence.
I Light lay the turf above thee
Friend of our early days,
None saw thee but to love thee.
None knew thee but to praise -
Dea. b. Davenport, of Brandon.
18th. The ,rah of Vermont.-May
their action ever be as healthy as the pure
air they breathe and their principles as
firm as the underiy'hg granite which
sustains their mountains.
Response by Hon. j. NJ. Slade.
18th. The Grand Lodge of Canada.
Its worthy Grand Master the NJ. W.
William NJ. Wilson, and his associate
officer nd brethren. We sympathized
wit its adversely; we rejoice in its pros
perity, Health and Happiness to its
glorious Grand Master, and to the self
devoted and worthy brothers, with R. W.
brother ADDS BERNARD at their head
who " fought the good fight and kept the
faith" winning for themselves noble Ma.
sonic crown which Vermont appreciated
at the outset, and which the Masonic
( World at large have since united in APP
preciatng and acknowledging.
Response by DR.. A, Bernard, of Montre.
a., c. E.
14th. MAsoNRY.-Properly understood
and wisejg practiced it is like Friendship
-" the cement of the SOUL
Prof. ), r. Chandler,
18th. The lo'be,S, aires, and dauRh-
tiers Of MoSons.-We protect and defend
them as we do the je'oeIs ,f'he order.
j. G. o. Redington,
18th. TIE Holy Bunk If the L0W.-
One of the three great lights in Masonry
Rv. ;. NJ Merrill, of Union Village,
\. y.
l7rh. U',on L9dgo No. 2. Its OF
6ccrs and Members. Faithful and true to
the end. Col Ira Clifford.
18th Our brother Adams and his nut.
side Brother Caterers for both genera
and Masonic Taste We add our Mason.
ic to the general judgment, and the hon
orable zeal with which they do justice tc
ali men. Our actions have shown that
we honor the table they have placed before
us and that we have done it full Masonic
justice.
"The South proclaims refreshments nigh,
High twelve's the time to dine,
And beauty decks the Southern sky,
Now-as in Aud lang syne -
18th. The Grand Maaer,-The Con
stitutional head of our Order in Vermont
Ever faithful to his post, and to his dutie
to the Order.
18th. The Chief MarShaI.-A tru
and courteous Knight, faithful to GU
Magnanimous Order, and equal to ever,
occasion.
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