Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-19
MASONIC ANNIVERSARIES.
M. w. GRAND LODGE OF F. AND A. M.
Report of Committee on Address, Grand
Secretary aud Finance Committee-1hc
Annual Election of OHicerS-PrO-
Ceodiugs of other Sessions.


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Inc ui"'' l'ouS' convene" ut clo'N
II. m, Thursday, aEreeably to adjourn
ment, and opened in form with the same
officers rs ON the utrcedin,r dnv thr dpvo-
tinn. hoin,, LODI Inv t}o, Erodorirt : li.b-
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Inc report Vi tle col'','l,.'ee vi 'he "u-
dress of the NJ. W. Grand Master present
ed their report which was made by Broth
er H. C. Butler, and ratified the recon-
mendatiou of the Grand Master as to the
diGicultv betwaon thn Grnnd ,od,os of
Quebec and England, which was to sup
mort tha Grnnd Iodgo of Onnbac i'm il :
A resolution was adopted authorizing
thp Grand Secretary to prnt with ( he prO-
cpedin%s n liet of Tie bdnts and nrocaaG-
inIr, SS,,.,,ad b,J thn C,o,,J 7 1,i,,ol
Brother Bartlett moved that the Grand
Lodge purchase jewels for the use of the
iast urahu Masters Inc motloh WAS
The Grand Secretary made q ronort of
the statistics and other matters of inter
est which was ndonted
The finance committee made their re-
mort shaving an income of ahout ~ 5oO
and recommended appronrintions of nbout
S15OO The renort also showed n balance
of finds on hand over Mi nnnronriations
of about S55OO and tine early presenta
tion of so satisfactory a report was en-
Enthusiastically aDplauded
The hour for the animal election hay
inc arrived the Grand Master asked Past
Grand Master Davis to preside. and. hay.
ing Amounted Brothers ID C. Barber and
q + Morse as tplIers thn result was an
nounced as follows:
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M MarSh u PERKINS, WINDSOR NJ W. "r'nd
GAIT A,Te a. a; nan 81 Nloahs' H. W. deputy
Econ " \viro Nou+noIior W Grand
Senior Warden. w. ''''''
J nfI"S W w. 1@Toh' 81 'ohrS"ury' w. "r'ho
'u'imm. " ',nno,uf' 1,.,... w ,,., M,
,r J%"n ~ nu''tr' 'oiii"i'"' W. "r""o treas
W., II De-. n,.,i,,.. ~, ,,, g..
tory Ill., H. Noo'' n'''l'''E'o"' w. "r"''u 0e're-
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c 1Im r ~, WI ,Pl'lc' FACTORY Folh'' w. "r'hu
VIM. J. Spcrry. Cavcndish. W. Grand Junior
Deacon.
The Grand Lodoe then adjourned until
two o,cidcL ~ M 'lt' ''''''''''O'' '''i'''
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o,a Lne uranu naouGG to1Nti,eu az tmp
oriuoh - III. az eeIplS " ulle lI,oI nlhS a't
Jul oua i,, WIN tle SAINT oliIcerS anu
lii GMIl e. > as III .he morning,
ne p ny Holill5lttee nlaue re-
pors W Il, en- was ,I IN adui1on 10 a report
i The re .ne tio OF w anu WAS auop,e
sonic Iurionrudanna ,rns adoutod o,,a ~
tbn ,,,ttHCe Mus aoIp,ea one ~
afe pelns iiat NE c3ue
VI VI Interstate Law presenter ny brotHer
basc3 slil ior the state OF LOUISIANA lie
o, Th lo fpi Hliu year .i..,,,.,, ,,. 49,,
o ne aoli9M inS aPpol ~ were llieil
sa,l4'iiceo ny 'iie W. w. ur"nu Master
MINIS NJ; wilson Johnson Burlington w Grand
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Rev. Frederick :. Fisher. st. Johnsbury. w.
Assistant Grand Chaplain.
Harley q. sheldon, West Rutland. w. Grand
Marshal.
Sword Bearer.
}onil It, Ihorpc' 'haiIolto' W. Grand fHr-
Dnniri q R,rhcr Coo l. \,o,-, p,,r,i,,r,,,,
w Grand stewards
TId ni, i'' ,''n ''1'", u,''';
by past Grand Nastrr Tava,fi NJ RnnG
VIM. L. Greenleaf aeting as Grand Mar
shal
Standing Committees.
On Foreign Correspondence w. II.
Root' L. Z, butler and Edward Dana,
II III S Sfth SBrWuence-l- W. he'u'
II; ~ H. iE 2i a. = R RoWIilan. VIZ
On flnance-C. w. w hltcolnD, j. w.
SayleS, ii. A. Smith.
On DispensationS and 'Charters-Ed-
ward Dana 1 | Snencer J. peacn
~ Crioyannoe' l.: Iiionr.i' ~ D.
torG re Gi Saednd iiaShliis' a. a. bu'-
lefleli, a. u. .oaHoIu
On Publication-W, H. Root, j, X. Edg
erton, f. ii. Stone
On Credentials-R. ID. Marvin, f. H.
RascOIn II w Farnham
On portraits Of Grai,d Oaicars-Nm
prinsr,oid L, + NJ 80 w ~ " ~
brlnsmaid' r. H. Morse, W. ii. Kingsley.
The thanks of the Grand Lodge were
then voted to the Y. NJ. G. A.. to Wash
inpton J,odpe No 2 and to tho railrnads
VINO fnrniS6ed free re au ~ cb uJ o'''
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me urahd Lodge then closed IN ample
form having spent one OF the most pleas
ant and profitable sessions known for
many wears
Uxty-Eighth Annual Convocation of the
Grand ROYAL Arch Chapter of Vermont
Assembly of the Order of High
Observation-Disclosures ofhcers.
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ne W. r. Nlahu hoSal Arch ohapter
of Vermont met in its siXty-eghth annual
conNocaton in the hall of Burlington