Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22

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lngion Commantcry. who spoke as follows
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III hhlSut L. Is. nsle>Ny sad in euh-
stance, Eminent Nlr Knights. W hen re-
'eI'eu 'he summon, u De- present tonight
70 meet the NorWlcn happier knights, dad
not expect 10 Dee called upon % l~clarge
any ~Ich duty aS You have de'o-'el upon
me- u was not my good fortune o. Dee with
you at your eplen'eF 'i'iI, ana "ia not
therefore nave any personal knoWleige OF
Your reception. Sun knew that The >lr
knights of Burlington tommandery would
40 what IN them lay t9 make Nour Visit
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that they We're m some sort successful. -ti-l
IL occurs 10 me M looking over the elegant
! Silt You orins' that the occasion % Your
visits has peen received rather as an excuse
log conierrng i4yors than accepting hosp
iaiiIieS cheeriully rendered, 1t Afforded
entertain Won t5gt tbcv miybl tesr;f ~
You, TO the world that the tie connecting Us
wa. one always acknowledged, eyerywheree-
cBt and We ,rere -s ~ ny - u , y'''''
knowledeing as We'll the fraternal tie AZ
that OF parent and child. for fair welcome
81 t 1S; 81. S- 70 pc ci eirI e renla
s9cb welcome r[en A. "a, a,,e y y1 m l5 D- ,5e
hearts Of the Vermont Sir knights were
I.-'', aa ,i'4 "' '.r2 h"4 was ne y gwen.
| Commanlery accent f5i- e,e-lnf g;lr In
the spirit in which it is given, and can a--
sure you IN Their heaa,lt' that 'he jeTe.,,
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visit. and of TIL, pre-entati5p 10 tb4-s v6a
second them, that &c years roll hy, pleasant
IaemoF''' Of y'a WI survive and be Kept
T,ta lact ErirI,. $50 ~ ,i-lf-
az home ogr grateful aelr-.,y I4.i ,aroa-if. AZ
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No. ''t '-'.' '- tt.i pa, ----H'. .'-s
l-tASiht way ul carry ING Nlt their wishes
4 Tell them the occasion VI their vi-ir viii h.
marked ;r o.tr annals ,,..bs vri;.s +.,.
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fee'inr Of Brs,berit I.,r rlariry enrc-,l
as the Fa,eruit, We aI delisa, to honor
The Jewel, are made from designs furnish /
ei DIX Sir X Dsr,r... of p..,,, ~ cha. f-,.
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mander, EDWARD i deWett, Who presided.
inr-odured Sir Kr Tarf- II Turk tho t,o.+
master OF the OCCASION. who announced ln
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'i'i' o'0el '"' ''.''N ii7 wen CHOSEN -ti,-
ment-
VISITING s.r Knight. present. may Be- well a..1rsi
,.' sis aSI', ,'''i @ NH i l' iH E
whose memories. let o.. trust WI. De a' eH4urn-
fully composed.
Sir Kt Costello Lippitt. Junior Warden
of the Grand Commande7y Of Connecticut,
responded in genial and graceful speech.
To Grand csa,ra7ie-g Of sr7ss'i7s.-we hal
aunt s' TINE IN Te,olatossr, a5t. ,',' in CO..
Ta11', f Ethan A..saa En- o.. asr .: VIE was
su.shtd son. Israel Putnam.
Past Grand Commander e. W. Carter. !
made an eloquent response. aliCding % the q
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-'I1 't N'H"'N'O"tr WI" A-"llt 80 llall- ,
lently in Nermont's early history. Ethan
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Allen ,kememher Baker and 40 LATER date d
Roger Enos. Sir III. Carter closed with
pleasant compliment TO the knishty virtues +
md abilities of Sir kt Ii. Gov. Taft. p
B.-...ag'oa 's'qlf-g-Ie're,an' 4s n,shtof
se his Fraternity Throughout the globe from ~
erv q, Norvisb Cor1 let m. r.r me- an,
louds and q, sunshine lint tae future be-. IN store
s,eem the cardinal principle u oar order =, :,
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y Justly as being somewhat the "eiffr" Of our 81
pride OF agep but believe that the Knightly viz w
is brethren rom tS land n nJ ts s,,si'1' al
Sir X prss.u = r.c D.. c,, re re
andsr If ,;r,Dd C,n,n,anl~u,. cIiDa-1 an 81
admirable sneacb FIN ~ c,o,+i,..u.- Re
storie,l and kpiqbtlv rs,,;,isoonoa - III
any TELLING commitment. n Conn,,.;e... "
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