Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-29


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for it proves how much she was APP
prcciated. All of us may manifest
our regard for her hallowcd memo.
ry, by Il determination to hold her
virtues in perpetual Remembrance,
and earnestly cndcavor to follow
her example.
Mrs. REED was born at Upper
Blue Licks, Kentucky, on the 24th
day of May 1892, where she was
married to her esteemed husband,
on October Goth, 1858. In Fchru-
airy 1854, she and her husband ar
rived at San Francisco, via Cape
Horn. They continued to reside in
California, until April 1858, since
which time they have resided at
Olympia, except one season in Ida
no Territory.
TO Masonic brethren, this event
has even more peculiar interest.
Mr.. Reed had just been elected by
Olympia Lodge, w. NJ. for the en-
suing Masonic year. The evening
Of the day he was bereft of his love.
ly wife, he was to have been install
led in that responsible office. The
hour for refroshmcnt and pleasure
had been converted into that of at
Fiction and sorrow, and his brethren
joined with him in his desolation,
suspended their labors, and lopted
the following resolutions:
Olympia Lodge No. |, +. A. NJ. prof,
fers its heartfelt coincidence, and sinccrcst
fraternal sympathy to NJ. w. Brother
Thomas NJ. Reed, Grand Master of Ma.
sons of the Territory Of Washington. and
W. NJ. of said l. 'dgr, in the aM cin:; dis
pensaion Of our Sup cme Grand Master,
by which our d siinsu SHE'D Brother has
beer bereit Of a lovely and devoted wife,
his es'imable companion and hrlp,,nate-
his little children have been orphaned-his
home made desolatc.
We mourn with him for The loss society
has received; We gricve with him at his re-
ncwed aud seemingly so OF. repeated Attic
tons we hope witlr>him that death is but
her happy translation from this imperfect,
to that. all perfect celestial Lodge above.
where grief never enters, where there is
eternal life and fuluess Of joy forevermore.
We sympathize with him. and pray that
his great loss may NJ: BE- incon>olablr.
bu, that he may find abundance of strength
to be supported in this his hour Of deep
trial and SORROW.
Thriefor-, as q weak testimonial Of our
regard tor the memory Of the lovely dead,
Of our sympathy with our afflicted Brother.
Eessir-f. That this tribute be ia
seribei upsa the Records Of the Lodge. a
copy tn rrsf property eagro Sci and sealed
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