The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-06

Tor pennsylvania.
David Tracy, 33o, Petersburg, for
Michigan.
Enoch r Carson, 33o Cincinnati, for
Ohio.
John Caven, 330, indianapolis, for In
diana.
Vincent L IIurlbut, 33o, Chicago, for
Illinois.
Alvin b Alden, 80 Portage, for Wis
consin.
OFFICERS OF VERMONT CoSsisToRY.
p ID Ballou. 80 . Ill Com-in-Chief.
Geo o Tyler. 30 ,, I'll LIST Lieut. Com.
Geo II Bigelow, 30 ., Ill ID Lieut. Com.
Levi Underwood, 32o, III NJ S & G G.
Russell Taft, 32 : , Ill G Chancellor.
b Hyndman, 30 : Ill G. Sec'y.
VIM Brinsmaid, 32 :, Ill G Treas.
w Fl S Whitcomb. 32 >, Ill G ga.
Sayles Nichols, 80 :, Ill G H.
Geo J Stannard, 30 : Ill G NC.
a C Turner, 80 :, I'll G CG
NJ b Kinney, 30 :, Ill G StB.
y c Barker, 32o, Ill S.
Burlington has the following named
branches
Haswcll Grand Lodge of Perfection.
Joseph W Roby Council of Princes of
Jerusalem.
Delta Chapter of Rose Croix.
Vermont ConsistOry.
These orders are very prosperous in Bur
lington and the membership is rapidly in
creasing
John S. Perry Grand Treasurer of the
Grand Commandery of New York, has
received the following responses to the
contributions sent by the Grand Comman-
Masons In the second letter will be rec
ogDzed in the name of j. Q. A. Fellows,
one of the noblest men of the nation, and
true and faithful SON of Vermont
ASYLUM CYRESE CoMMANDEEY No. 4.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. 81, A ID '73. A o 10.
Sir Knight, John S. Perry;
DEAR SIR AND FRATER.-Yours of the
18th inst enclosing certificate of deposits
tor 500 received, for which please accept
my heartfelt thanks and rest assured it
will be properly applied for the relief of
our suffering brethren.
Yours courteously,
GEORGE MILLERsLI, G. c.
GRAND ENcAMPMENr KNIGHTS TEMPLAR>
OFFICE OF THE GRAND MASTER,
New ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1873. )
John s. Perry, Esq. Grand Treasurer,
Grand Commandery Of Nep York:
DEAR SIR KSIGur-Your very welcome
letter of the 18th inst, enclosing certificate
oil deposit for 500, "for relief of the snt-
ferers in Shreveport" from the Grand
Commandery of New York, was received
this morning and is already in Shreveport
by telegram-placed in the hands of Sir
and Comp. Geo. a. Pike of Shreveport
Permit me, on behalf of the sufferers of
Shreveport, TO render to you and the Grand
Commandery thanks for this timely and
very much needed assistance. God can
only know the sutlerings of that afflicted
city.
Courteousy and truly yours,
j. Q. A. Fellows.
ITEMS.
Mr.. George NJ. Yocum, of Belletontc,
Pa, was killed while deer-hunting on We'd
nesday last by the accidental discharge of
his gun. The funeral at Northumberland
on Thursday was largely attended by the
members of the county Bar, the Masonic
fraternity, and the Patrons of lIusbandry,
A new Lodge of Masons has been con-
stituted at Athol Mass, and its officers in
stalled. On the occasion of installation
Grand Master Serene Dwight Nickerson,
delivered an excellens address. They will
furnish their new hall at cost of $500, or
Whereabouts.
John Shcyile Of New York has made the
circuit of the Lodges of Vermont delivering
his lecture ON the Holy Land and comforting
the degree ofthc "Knight ofthe Palm Tree
| He has been most cordially received by the
Masons of this jurisdiction and has been
quite successful in collecting funds for the
Lodge at Jerusalem.
FUNERAL RITES.
Lieut. William w Gage of Monkton a
member of Patriot Lodge No. 80 at Hines
burgh died last week. The funeral obse'
Ques on Wednesday and the remains were
borne to the Gage Cemetery in Ferrisburgh
and buried with masonic hOnors. dele
cation ofthe members of Dorchester Lodge
No. of Vergennes Joined the funeral cor
tege at Ferrisburgh, and participated in the
solemn and impressive services, performed
by Rev. L b Whitaker of Patriot Lodge
assisted by worshipful brother William .
HOPKINS, Grand Junior Deacon OF the
Grand Lodge of Vermont. A prayer was
offered by Rev r NJ Minard Chaplain OF
Starksboro, of Patriot Lodge, The pro-