Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-01-22
Meeting of Grand Lodge, l. D. of G. I.

Meeting of Grand Lodge, l. o. of G. I.
Mr.. EDITOR 1t affords me much pleasure
to report for your paper, the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of
Good Tcmplars of the state of Vermont, at
Brattleboro, on the l4th and 18th insts.
The meeting was largely attended and ably
represented by men and women of high moral
and intellectual worth ; among whom we
would name our Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar,-Rev. PLINY II. WnITE,-Revs. Cobb,
Gushing, Scott, and Shaw, while from the
bar Il mean sir, the legal profession), from
the medical profession, from the counting
room, the banking house, the editorial sane
tum, the farm, and the Workshop, and also
from the domestic relations Of the household,
came men and women good and true, to plan
and pray for the protection and safety OF
sons, brothers, husbands and fathers, against
the deadly and seductive influences Of strong
drink.
The session was a mos delightful and har-
monious one. | did not hear single angry
word, or see a WHY face in the Lodge during
the meeting. The reports Of the Secretary
and Treasurer show that the Order is flourish
ing beyond the most sanguine expectations
Of its friends. During the year the Lodges
have been more than treblcd, and the number
Of members now reach nearly 1000 The
financial condition of the Order is healthy
and the prospect good for future success
Every member went home, l think, with re
newed determinations TO relouble his dill
gence in this good work
The next meeting of the Grand Lodge will
te held at the Capital Of the Stase-Montpc-
licr-in January, 1863 g God speed the
right" -
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