The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-12
EtFrom the Burlington Sentinel.
MASONIC.
Grand Lodge of Vermont.

The grand lodge on Wednesday evening
elected the following officers:
M. w. Nathan p. Bowman, ST. Johns
bury, grand master.
X. w. Edmund c. Houghton, North
grand senior warden.
X. w. Henry fl. Smith, Rutland, grand
junior warden.
X. W. John A. Butler, Jamaica, grand
treasurer.
II. w. Henry Clark, Rutland, grand sec
rotary.
W. James Holloway, St. Adams, grand
senior deacon.
w. William s. Hopkins, Vcrgennes,
grand junier deacon.
Charles w. Woodhouse, of Burlington,
was reelected treasurer, but positively de-
clined to serve, and was excused. Mr..
Woodhouse has filled the position with sig
nal ability for ten years past. Our confrerc,
Henry Clark of the Rutland GbJe received
his thirteenth election as grand secretary.
THURSDAY MORNING.
After long discussion the grand lodge
adopted an amendment to the bylaws
fixing additional dues at twenty-five cents
per member yeas 1G4, nays Al.
The committee on dspensatons and
charters reported favorably to the removal
of Adoniram lodge from Manchester to
Factory Point, and adversely to the re-
moval of Mad River lodge from Moretown
to Waitsfield, and the reports in each case
were adopted.
The committee on publication of the old
records reported progress, and the COM
mittee was continued another year.
AFTERNOON.
The grand master announced the ap-
pointment OF subordinate officers as fol-
lows:
W. Jonathan L. Mack, Mortified grand
lecturer.
w. Rev. Edwin Wheelock, Winooski,
grand chaplain.
W. Rev. Enos d. Hopkins, st. Johns.
bury, assistant grand chaplain.
W. Theodore 5. Peck, Burlington, grand
marshal.
W. j. Q. A. Bass, West Randolph, grand
pursuivant
W.. William Brinsmaid, Burlington,
grand sword bearer.
w. Daniel G. Barber, Cyrus p. Currier,
Burlington, grand stewards.
w. Joseph ii. Walton, Burlington, grand
tyler.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Foreign Correspondence Henry Clark.
Charles b. Eddy, William G. Doane.
Flnance-T. q Robbins,G. S. Madison.
III. N. Newell.
Grlevances-Dan p. Webster, c. p. Ho.
gan, Ira w. Sayles.
Masonic jurisprudence. G. Butler,A.
A. Hall, M. X. Tyler.
Publication-Henry Clark, w. III. Root,
A. s. Marshall.
Dispensations and Charters-E.S. Dana,
j. IIalsey Cushman, David Trull.
Credentials William III. Root, N. S.
Howe, S. f.. Grout.
On Portraits of Grand Masters-E. S.
Dana, William ii. Root, John Bacon, I'd.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
No, l. D. r. Story, Proctorsville.
No. 2. Gilbert S. Madison, North Ben
nington. -
No. B. Gustavus A. Cutting, Shoreham.
No. 4. Scion l.. Ward, Poultney.A
No. 8. Ormond Cole, Wiuooski.
No o. Jonathan l.. Mack, Northfield.
No. 7. A. A. Hall, st. Albans. u
No. 3. N. $. Howe. Brattleboro.
No. 0. N. w. Frink, Brookfeld.
No. 10. III. ii. Somers, Irasburgh.
No. II. M. T. Mott, Alburgh,
No. 10. S. u. Goss, Lyndon.
No. 10. r. f. Parker, Wolcott.
No. IA. Selim Il. Grout, West Concord.
The grand lodge proceeded to the in
stallation of the grand officers elect. Past
Grand Master'Park Davis performed the
ceremony of installation, the grand mar
shall presenting the elective aud appointed
The customary resolutions of thanks for
railroad and other courtesies were then
adopted, after which the NEST worshipful