Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-27
! Woman.

This toast brought OFT il Marx A"sih'
mech Sir knight VIM H. Hayward, who fpose
of woman in n admirable strain for so9ut Two
minutes. bat being bachelor be dssliHei 10
extend hil elequence upon her
G. Our Invited Guests
Bro. Levi Underwood, of Warrington Lodge [
snote 70 TN, sentiment pointedly aud well lie
was Young in the work Of Masonry, but he hai |
seen thst the principles which controlled me /
bo5v were 20 universal hat they embraced thore
Of the Christian religion AID good goverSffni-
N.,onrv taught all those principles Of loyal
morality upon which Christianity WIS based
and brethren should be faithful to them de
had great satisfaction in meeting his Connect
opt brethren. Vermont owed much 70 her Ihe
great patriots c. her early history had bi'th
there. Ethan Allen ard Gen. Stzrk. Therefore
they came not TO Us Of Vermont a pilgrims, bat
as brstbreu Vermont code Of laws originated
IN Connecticut. ami che had closely followed
her general practice Of law. In conclurion he
proposed that Connecticut sni Vermont should
nov be reunited il the same spirit Of ffater-
nity a. characterized the early settlers Of Yer
mont. who came from Connecticut
:. The Grsni Encsmpmezt Of the United
States.
Sir knight Russell S Taft. the Grand harter
of the orraaizItiou made one Of his iuimiIable
responses full Of native Wit and hum0s- he
spose about the Grand Commander Of the
Knights Teuplar Of the country u. Q A Eel
lows of Louisiau.) being : New Highlander
BY birth, a. well as 3 Yermonter. lie pleasantly
sketshsd the gathering Of ak thousand knights
Temp!zr st the meeting Of the Grand EnesmI-
uent at Baltimore, just year ago Forty
vesrs before. II similar coneis7e but fourteen
Tsmnlsrs came togethc-. alr. Tan had m2uy
excellent and interesting remarks to make cor
cs-uiur Vermont connection with Counsc.ica,.
Of he- ssrlisr patriotic sons, beLi Old Ethan
Remember Baker and ssth Warner claimed
p.,eruitv Of Connecticut Every fed officer O..
the regiment raised in the New Hampshire grsnts
vssas5n Of Coaasc.c-t Thom2s Chistende1,
Governor eighteen years il succession
O.. Vermont. vLs ussiye Of Guil.o-i, Com. s.
were her two great jurists. Nathaniel ard Daniel
, Chipmla TIE prssent Caioi Justice joan
Pisrp5int. v7as born ia Connecticut sowas Jei-
emish Atwatar, frs. President Of Middieoury
College. AID lsc5n5 President OF the .. V. u
and Calvin Psase. cae OF his most distinguished
sueoss-o-s. Nsn- toEus iu Vermont were eo-
tirely eolcnized from Connecticut For ton'
ve,rs Ia its early history &c marriage was s1leE-
pizsi in Vermont. the Err. Unmarried fettieri
Advent 20 0oane,ucat for then wives si'
r Auisat Tan closed -i4 o-l-'-- 'pe'-I "'--
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10. The SIR Knights Ct Worcester county
D Men, Co-mar3err.
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