Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

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The luucFa. OF Dr.. Glo. NJ HAIL. swan
ton. on "Wednesday. w4~ very largely AZ
tended. Not lee, than twenty-five pAysi-
clans were present, and tue procession 0l
Masor> in flll r,ea.ia numbered about one
hundred and fHy. The population of the
village turned out 90 mass, 50 that ONLY
very small proportion OF those present could
obtain admission to the residence. fA' scr
vices at the house and AZ ;Ae grave were
under the general direction Of lion Wm.
II. Blake The officiating clergy men were
Rev. Josiah Swctt,D d. of this parish, and
Rev. j. B. Pitman. OF Malone. The flner-
al procession moved in the following order
l. Lafly cite Commanlcry, No. kni-a;s Tenn
plars. ami v.sitln- 81 Nui-at-, act as a "ulld
VI Honor.
> Two stewards. W ith rods. Ircc-icd ly ".and
Marshal. }. d. sheridan.
3. PLASTER Masons from Id ses at distance.
I. Haswei Lodge. ~. .i. J.. and a ~
.. Franklin Lod -e. No. q, 7. ana \. u.
e. EnEIcsby Lodge. Nc -. T. and =. NJ.
:. Seventy 50 Lodge, NJ. H. T. ami \. ".
$. Champaign Chapter, No. ., *. :. NJ.
g. The ". ". Grand Lodge % Vermont.
ln. The hearse and pail bearers
Al. Relatives o. the deceased.
IsAlAA u ttAA4.A alfi4--4+ 81 ana haH+ssl
ply clans, followed hy a .ar-e Humrcr e. citizens.
The services at the grave were conducted
by NJ. W. y. p. Bowman, Gand Ml-icr Of
the Grand Lodge If Vermont, aad c.a.udti
with prayer IRON Rev. Edwin Wheeloek,
Grand Chaplain of tie same body
The pail bearers were. u. y. Jed. ?.
Cottrill, Grand Master OF Wisconsin; ME-.
Mott, OF Albargn, ". ; Rah.ce, of Berk
shire, Col. y. B. Jewett, ofswantoa, Z. V.
Henry Clark, OF Rutland. Grand Secretary
of the grand Lodge of Vermont. and Park
Davis, p G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge Of
Vermont.
The following oliicor+ of thc Grand Lodge
were present y. T. Bowman. NJ. ". q. ".
E. {. Houghton. r. ". q. Ill. ". Reed.
R. W. 5. W; Il Ii. Smith, r. ". J. W;
l.. c Butler. & $, pro- tenn; Z. P. Brainerd,
e. T, pro tenn. James galloway, &. ;. D.; |
{. p Curricr, G s: Ira c. Joyner, 6. $.
pro TEN II. d. Baulett. q. T. pro tenn
j L. Mack, 6 l.: j. D. Sheridan. q.
Marshal, assisted by pr. l. Gilman and Mr.. /
W. p. Olmstlid.
On return to toe BAH ila !rlioNing rcso-
lutions were presented -o the Grand Lodge /
and unanimously adopted
Resolrei. That in the death of Pa, Graud /
Master George NJ. Han, the Grad Lodge
OF Vermont mourus the loss uf one OF its
most valued members. ;he fraternity Il faith
ful brother, and the cuEimgri;y au houored
citizen
Resolred, That We commend hi- Masonic
zeal and faithful WORKS - al uar brethren
for imitation.
Resolred. That page Of our records and
published pr'eccIin-- be- devoted to his
Resolred, Tia; P GRAND Ma>ter Lev
erett Is. Engle-h5 invited to deliver an
address upon the lite public services and
Masonic virtues Of p. q. Master Hall.
at the next ANIMAL communication Of this
Grand Lodge.
ResOircd, That we tender to bis widow
ind children our sympaihios in their be-
though fully conscious that in
- great grief there Is but One to whom
hey ear look for support and consola-
ion.
Col. A. B. Jeweit. in behalf Of the family,
hen thanked the Grand Lodge and Masonic
brethren for their sympathy and kind at
eDtion. after which they adjourned.
Among the physicians present were Dr.
[. c. Butler, President Of the State Medical
society. and f. S Peck. Secretary of the
State Society. Nearly every physician in
it. Adams was present, also delegation
rom Chit;enden county and j large number
II Franklin county PHYSICIANS.