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On the 1eassemo'ing OF the Lodge on Wednes
DAY morning. the elecuon OF the following
] OF Germans Lodge No. 3. Of Rochester. Grand
| a1asser; john +. Van Mort, Ut HylAud Lodge
! No. G5 OF Nexburg. Deputy Grand Master
Charles V: Clark, Of state Rlghta Lodge No. 46,
| u New lork, GIapd Secretary; Edwin s.
nalphs Of Empire Lodge No. g. Of New York,
Grand Treasurer; Thomas P. St. John, ot
Ithaca Lodge No. II. OF Ithaca. JUNIOR Grand
Representative to tho Grand Lodge Of
the United States, John Medole, Of ksicser-
booker Lodge No. u, OF New Yolk, becoming
Senior Grand Representative BY yirtne of the
lots for Graz d Warden was the election OF
George ". Dilke, OF Mutual Lodge No. 81. Of
New YORK. City Following IS the list OF appoint
cd officers: Ora I'd Chaplain, the Rev. John
Morton OF Toronto Lodge, No. 8. OF Rochester
Grand Marshal, A. o. BunnelL OF Canaseraga
Lodge, No. LIS. Of Dansv.lle; Grand Conductor.
G. G. Lyman. Of Syracuse Lodge, No. 1O9. OF
Syracuse; Granu Guardian, G. A. Baaden, OF
Peabody Lo1ge: No. 2s4, OF New York; Grand
Herald, Joseph Patterson, OF Tompkius Lodge,
The Grand Encampmeut met in the same hall
on Tuesday evening. Owing to the absence in
Europe OF Grand Patriarch Gs]bra1ts, Grand
high Priest Francis Rogers presided with the
attendant Grand officers. P. G. P. A,tken, on
behalf Of the Committee On Credentials re- ort-
ed in favor Of the admission Of nu1nberof can
dldates ior the e. E. degree, which was con-
feF1ed on them. The report OF the Grand Scribe
which, owing to the abseuce OF some reoorts
from subordinate bodies, is somewhat incon-
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Eucampment to be sI030.43; limitations, $40:
adtnlssloI by card, 1853; reina. atemeuts, %:
total 637. Withdrawn by card. 242: sns-
pended. Ill: expelled 8; deaths, Sc; total TAT
present membership, 5,465. There aro Mt pres
ent e'ghsy-tive Encampments in the State. IN
cludlnR sixteen Encampmen,s Instituted 10 the
past year. The election OF Grand Officers
Tor the next year WAS then gone irto with the
following result: Francis Rogers, Ut New York
Eneampment F. Of Albany No. l. Grand Patriarch
ment No. 49, Lockport, Grand High Priest;
1dchaEd L. nalalel. OF Mount Zion Encampmeut
OF No. OF New York. Grand Senior Warden;
Charles Y. Clark, Of Empire City Eucampment,
Ne" York, Grand Scribe !; George Smith, OF
Mamre Encampnent, No. 20, Nav York. Grand
Treasurer: Elias Goodman, Of Golden Rule En-
campment No. II, New York, Grand Junior War
den; and Gustavus Le*eck. OF Mount Horeb
Encampn,ent No. Of New York, Grand Repre-
sentative.
The Encampment rs.ssenbled On Wednesday
evening, and received this annual report OF the
Grand Patriarch, after which the Grand Officers
eject were duly installed into ofice bv Past
Graud Patriarch pTudcn. The question OF hold
q oinercnt time from that Of the Grand Lodge
vas discussed 1t great length, and irallv lost.
Cnaraea Wells, OF New York, was appointed
Grand Guardian. and Joseph Patterson, Of New
York. Grand Sentinel
MEETING OF THE GRAND BODIES OF GEORGIA.
Tn
mel in Athens On Tuesday, the 10Th inst. There
was grand attendance OF the members. and n
large amount OF business transacted. This
branch OF the Order 10 in a beslthy state. The
following officers we're elected}fot the ausulne
year:
n y. @. Pa I. Luckis, Atheoa. !
F. g. F.-R- J. Maynard, Atlanta,
T. v. 9. s. W.. 9. Bloolworth, 1r1tfn.
R Y. G. TT. A. BURKE Athens
4 ~ J. J. Wv. H. Praut, B4rnesv1lls
Il r. q. RI. S. Tyaon Savannah,
The T. "; Grand Lodge Of Georgia met on |
vas Eeceived 1t the Ne*ton House BY Williams
ano Uax Grove Lodges. where Procession was |
formed and marched to tho College Cbanel.
Ehere the Grand Lodge was welcomed to |
Athens in neat addrese by P. G. Frank |
LumpKiu, or Williams Lodge. which was re-
2lisd 10 10 an appropriate manner BY the II. ",
2. H., +. D. Judson. After the ceremo-
1ies at the chapel wers CONCLUDED. |
he procesa1ou reformed and the Grand Lodge
Faa escorted to the hall OF Williams Lodge,
d.. From tie reports Of the Grand 0ficets The
Order is iD hous.shing condition. Ten new
odpes have been established during the year.
nd tho old ones ara in I good conditiQo both !
mount OF business was transacted, and the ui-
most hsrmouy p1evaie.- Tbs following ara the
'f1cars for the ensuing year:
T. Y. Q. Nj. T. Summons.