Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-04
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cepted Masons on the death of brothers
|. S. Lourie and d. L. Sprague.
Whereas it having pleased the Inf
mite Architect Of the universe to remove
from our company and society our very
worthy and young brother l. S. Lourie
by death after long and trying sickness,
therefore resolved, that we as masons
feel the loss with deep humility and sor-
row. And be it further resolved that
we unitedly in some way suitable to the
minds and sympathy Of the brethren,
bear some expression of mourning for
the worthy brother for the space of thir-
ty days.
And be il resolved further, that the
many traits of nobleness, purity, and
worth he has so long manifested, be by
us cherished as the highest tokens of
character which admits person with
acceptance to the Infinite Worshipful.
And be it further resolved that a copy
of these expressions of our bereavement
and sorrow be presented to the departed
brothers mother.
2. G. HARRINGTON, Committee
F. w. MARSH, on Resolu-
L. S. FOSTER, tions.
Whereas, it having been the provi-
dence of the Great Father to remove
from our company and intimate business
enjoyments, our very worthy brother, d.
L. Spraguc, S. w.
Therefore be it resolved, we as masons
express publicly our sorrow and great
loss, by wearing badge of mourning on
the left breast for the space of thirty
days
And be it further resolved we cherish
in ever living memory the many traits of
noble life and selfsacrifcing spirit which
he so freely manifested.
Be it further resolved that while we
revere his many virtues, that we throw
the mantle of charity over all frailties,
and drape in mourning his place of Office
in our Lodge for thirty days.
And be it further resolved that we men,
bers of Olive Branch Lodge, No. GA, ex-
press our sympathy and sorrow to his be-
loved family, and assure them of our ten
der regard and continued remembrance.
q G. HARRINGTON, } Committee
F. w. MARSH, on Resolu-
E. S. FOSTER, tons.
In addition to the buildings already
noticed as in process of erection, we no.
tice that Geo. Davis is building two
story dwelling on Grafton Street, and Mr..
Josiah Abbott is erecting two new dwell
ings on the same street. The Upper
District, ESQ called has partially COM
pleted, near the residence of Herschel
Davis Esq, a handsomenew school-house
to replace the unsightly brick structure
which has SO long annoyed our public
spirited villagers.
Comical Brown gave concert at In
graham's Hall on Monday eve. May 31st
The rendering of " Beautiful Bells" by
Mr.. Hayward is well spoken of. Aside
from this the concert was lack of en-
tertainment in the estimation of most Of
the audience, which they would not care
to have repeated. During the evening
the gentlemanly usher saw fit to attack
one of our most worthy young men, and
in the contest, said usher went to the
wall" in more senses than one and much
to the satisfaction of the audience.
The town committee have issued the
following call.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Republicans of Chester are here
by requested to meet at the Chester
House in Chester, on Saturday eve. june
9TH 1869 at u o'clock P. NJ, to selec
four delegates and four alternates to rep
resent the town in the State Convention
to be held at Rutland June 10th 1909
1t is important that there be full at
tendance.
p. III. ROBBINS, Tom,
n. A. SMITH, cou,;ttoo
HUGH HENRY,
To all those in want of summer cloth
ing we would say that A. d. Fletche
continues to sling out" the most desir
able suits in texture and make at hi
clothing store, and if he gets hold of yo
will give you Fits pleasant to have.
ONE YEARS WoRK.-The review {
the labors performed by Rev. Pliuy f
White during the year 1868, found in h
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