The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-26

inga aud doctrines Of these organizations,
Our Craft alma, by ita iniunellons ANA
symb0llsmH 10 prOduoe Among lie yOtal-
loo The hlgheat moral result For. such
| high and holy purposes you, my hreth'
ron, will Ia this Temple hereafter eongre'
cato, Here are tO be held those reunions
where you Are 10 gather round that altar
as brOihers Of a brOtheThOOd extensive 40
the earth, may these high purposeh DO
more than realised, may peace ever abide
within lhehe walls aud prosperity alorn
tho place, may The beat work hnd NE best
agreement here be seen, may the loillehl
and the lowest, all meeting on a common
level, realize tile blessedness OF our Pr
| dor The value of every virtue and tho
glory Of universal charity, May the sea-
sons come aud 20 yet With returning sea,
sons, may the principles of Ancient Crafi
Masonry receive the fellowHhlp ~ lhp Nv
ing and Of coming generations, unlll lhey
shall extend FROM fRrthest east W Ihflhehl
west, from farihesl north 10 farlhesl
south aud all men everywhere meet on
the same level, act by tho plunb, and part
upon the square, Then tllere ahal be but
one universal temple, but one universal
altar, but one Grand Master, whose an.
ih0rily all men shall acknowledge ana
obey whose presence all men hhall ENJOY
AGAupY TEMPLH,
The new temple isa most beautiful one,
and decorated 40 II WAS with flowers aud
poited plants, presented an elegant APP
pearanee, Seated on the platform
we're M. w, Grand Master Leader Bur
dick, Deputy Grand Master Dr. Barr,
Grand Chaplain Rev, j, N, Field, Grand
Orator Rev. Dr., Muller, Senior WArdena
Wallace Davis, w, q, Hall, and Worthy
Grand Marshal q, M. Osborn
After the exercises tie Grand Lodge re'
paired 70 the frat iioor where an elegant
lunch was served
TnE PARADE,
II was after2 o'clock when the proeea'
sion formed, The march was taken up
and the line followed aa published several
days ago, The following was the order
OF prooeaAlonl . n,
q, A, Band, - A.
Canton Commandery, 20 men, u NJ, "
M, Myant,
Wlndham Band,
Oriental Commandery, Cleveland, 00men,
q, NJ, II, u, Morrison
Great Western Band, Akron,
Akron COmmAndery, 40 men, q, NJ,
Joseph Hays,
Cleveland Graya Hand.
uoIyrood Commandery, Cleveland, 90
mon, q, NJ, NJ. u. Carroll,
Salem Band,
Salem Commandery, 20 men, e. NJ, Jeif
Walters,
Wooster COmmandery, 40 men, q, M, j,
w, Wilkinson,
The following we're the local Masonic
lodqeai Maaslllon, Akron, Salem, Orr.
Vile. Minerva, Alliance aud other lodges,
the Grand Lodge officers being In the rear
In carriages
At Tnn TABERNACLE
After the parade the following program
was rendered NJ tho Tabernable, Judge
Underhlll prohldlngi
Mualo,,,,.,,,,,,,u,,,,,u Grand Army Hand
Prayer ef,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hfo J, NJ Field
Mnalo-Afllsle QuAneiio ',u,,,,,r',u,,',',u'''
Mlhh Mune iieokllnaer Miss idA hleehelo'
Mr. W, l., Caldwell ME Ed, " hAit,
Address, u, w. Mulef
A0lO,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,t i,,,,t,uts,u,'MlAA hrehhhHei
RomAfks-M, W, Grand Master LeAhdef hufalek'
Of Toledo,
DoIology, ogy,.......",.,",,.,,,0 Grand Army Hand
The visiting Knights will be tondered q
reception after the exercises,
MASONIC MUSINGS.
The Hurford House took the lead In the
way OF decorations
The apeclal from Cleveland did not ar
rive until after II o'clock.
Among the visiting knights from Wooa-
TOR IN Ex.poaimaater Ohllger'
II IL estimated that there were nearly
800 plumod Knlghin In lino'
The local Maaona know Just how TO
mako the yiAllora feel at home'
The celebrated Cleveland Grny'a Band
cut quite u figure In the procession,
The Grand Army Band was the roclpl.
cnt OF well earned compliments on all
sldoa,
Sir Knight u. NJ, wyant IL a auoeoaa 40
a manager Of the aiIalra OF which he had
charge.
Iolyrood Commandory, Of Cleveland,
made very fine appearance In the pro-
coaalon.
EARLY In the afternoon the sidewalks
were crowded with people oagor 10 see the
procession.
The Knights Tomplnr uniform In not
built for July weather, but II may remind
the wearora OF what the boys had 10 on.
duro "whllat marching through Georgia.
Tho Cleveland and Akron delegation ar
rived over the g., g. a s. Railway on n
special train conristng OF eight coaches
and ono baggage car. The run was made
In the remarkable timo Of hour and 40
mInulea, ak stops being made. Tho run
from Hartylllo 10 Canton was made In 10
minutoa