Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-13
Reported for the Free Press and Times.
Western Vermont Masonic Union.
THIRD ANIMAL FESTIVAL

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| formed in procession nj their hall in Stewart 5
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| f. E. Woodbridge orator of the dav and
| the WISHING brethren, ami escorted item 10
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the Addison House, where Erand command
| or han, ,,,.,Jo , ,-,r,. Lopdo,n,o sna.ch IN
u i''iia ii'"O'e '''s i'ii''''ii'' 'l'''N" ~
the Knights Tcmplar in recognition of their
courtesy
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Al -'~o T. ILL., 'iie lit" n''S'n'' IAN wa,
dedicated in accordance with the usases oil
the fraternity by Past Grand Master II. ii.
Smith assisted bv other .rrond officers AZ
ter int e''se vi tue ucoic'i'ioi' se''i'' i''-
cession was formed and the Union was es-
corted TO the CONGREGATIONAL church by
NM, c.,,-,r,. E,oor,,,, Tb,J NJ
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chapman, commander Inc auuress ioi-
lowed by Hon +. f. Woodbridge of Ncrsen-
pos and vos IN able clooucnt and appro-
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pirate effort Al lis Close 'he ." h"isN.S
escorted the visitors TO the Masonic Hall,
where the annual meeting of the Association
,o,, ,,1 ,ho f,I,ow;nc o,,;ccrs c,ected .
vas n''u anu ~, $50 pr,,aor,
MISREPRESENTATION N, Harris bennington: II.
y. Newell. shelhurn Vim. d. Wright, Orwell; d.
W: Prime; brandon; I, p,,., ,,,,,on,
sorresn5nIinr Serr,iary"E y Dana. New
Haven.
Treasurer-iliram Ro6'rts, B 81 On, p,,,,,n
Lon r NJ cbapman. M,ddebnry Il. 5. Drew, Bur
ngion; A. c. iIubbe, Remington
Th aaase R SS'e Rn,and ,Whiie Rem
nington.
RESOLUTIONS wore nossed tepder;ng thanks
n NJ Wooihr;J,a md REQUESTING q conv of
Tho address for nnbl;co,ion The ncyt meet
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saan,od ,'~or,.,.hero rrosor, and did oil that
,ros noss;hlc ,o all 70 Tho er;oymcnt Of the
c,,esiS
A. tho ,Iosa of tho b,pnuct To,st-
rastor Ed,rard . nomo in a fr,v hr;of 70
1919 ,,rosan,od 40 tho fret toast of Tho
n,.nn;nc ..Tho Cr.nd oJre ;ts b;s,orv and
r,oard p ono of Viii, oyor,, Vermont Ma
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nv, me o:a'e. lu'e'' leaeeroie PoM.i -.
nay II eon'inue' In. ene't =, us WIN
makes Il, men happier, better anu Wiser.
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piruue u lhc ioast-iii'ts'ei 'iiei oii.ieu
ihc uIanf .haltel u''':ns anc se.en.s
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Cn,,,,a;I "s Do'-'L a'I ST., Nos,orS Of ~
mon, lie S,;J. ar once wos said that
Sanno, Johnsnn ,ros oel,n1 Inv a committee
fron, a cort,;n orc,an;za,;nn how, tho interest
Ill ,o ,''a;,,,a;,'ai a,J ,io or,-1,,;g,,io.,
/ Sustained, 'lh,. Feed thpn1
we'll Whether ba mcont tn food ,bo,n we'll
in they were ,oo fulI far nt,cranre know
mo, lint when I cons;,,r The LON, lina
| of INV ;llus,rinus nredocosSors of Uos-
well Wosbhurn RuIglcs and Dona ! do
feel that the subject Il one which cannot he
LIGHTLY touched unop therefore vou will
niease cycusc any extended remarks but rest
assured that the social legacy bcouco,bed TO
ma nv o,,r f,,berS and m,de sacred and holy
| nv tLe;r nrovcrs and hcrcd;c,ions sh,lI Lc
g,,arJed h,. ne ne tho annIn Of our evc and
6,. ne ,rans,,;,,ad ~ o,,r nos, ar;,v w;,bont
emo, ar wr;nLl,. y
..yerp,on, Tho model R.nrI,;c. tho Sw;,,or
land Of America " Resnonded,ohv Hon II q
| Rohb;ns Ru,I.nd in j, few telling rnm,rts
which hrourbt do,vn tho horsn
Tho I;,era,nre If Free Masonry . rold-
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gleton, Dove, Drummond, Lewis, Simons.
Vaux, Goulcy, Fellows and others. Our
literature has attracted attention, public at
tention, and is known and read, beyond
what may be considered our limited stand
point. We have Il position of which We may
well be proud, when placed in critical contrast
with that OF any sister jurisdiction while
we have broad field, as presented in the adj
dresses of Grand Masters, and committees