The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-12

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IS deliver . tenpefsses leclsrs nader a.
ssspaoes 81 ,hs ". G, 7 Y u The " I
: elsreL o. Friday tssaiss u tbs se.
eanmsbciss z % A ecrdisl invilsiion 4
s1terdea 10 ell Aimi,,spcs free. Com,
I'D bear What be hes 10 say co The sat sci
Appropriate nssie vlil be furnished b,
ID The choir add . plessani sst probable
boar IL anticipated. Collsosios a. ID.
eloss Of lectae
u The Ship Social. hsId al Mr.. Eissrd
Jameson CO Tsndsy .srains. ~ss great
\ susoess Nearly 40 persons cane from I'll
poip,s 81 the compass. AID for several
hour. the sober si.ls u life sss suspended
sad ssppisn,ed BY snimanns nusic add
song, bv social soodebeer aud by hDv Of
: soul. Al II . m ibe guests. mors rrire
shed thso weary, reIuois5,iy took 70 their
bosis spd s,~ersi ior homo. Mr. Jsmesoos
home aud beat are u very accommodating
proportions he Is 90 popular. tLs, ftien'
de came ffom ulmo.t every shere. aud sew,
sfsl other plsc~, There are iwo ways Of
going to soJ; ope Is by taking ship; The
other by ascending mountain. II you
would 90 10 see siihoui being sea sick. Try
the second method. A program or log
saitsbis for the occasion, YES presented.
The readings aud songs ~ere Ill u psu'
iicsl character The iolloving Is the
program. Song by the choir: lei the
loser light be burning. Poem: by Pastor
Proberi. composed by bin on SOS, II CABS
oon west ooss, Of Africa. X citation !: John
Msynsrd.". Miss Nina Marsh Song by
the choir; pull Tor the shote- X .sdiog;
Christ on the ship" Mrs, A. r Smith
Song; Nancy Lee" by Mis- Susie Adam,
This VI. very we'll rendered. Reading;
Have jon .nchored' Miss Els Y Dyer.
Hymn. "Jrra, Lover OF my soul" choir 4 |
friends
The second masonic district meeting. |
Monday afternoon. was opened ia form by
Nj, Anthony L,dse. No IS. when the
Grand Lodge officers wers received with
the private grand houofr. Present NJ. W
r, G. NJ. Alfred A. Hall. NJ. ". @. 3 W.
John II Whrple. w. ID ID, @. NJ. T. II.
Dencb. ". O. l. ID. N, Nicholson. ". NJ
H. l. Warner III r. 81 D. W. Bromley n
r NJ. s 3 Smell n. z. NJ. + W. Howe
A., p. NJ. q. Mattison 4s. r NC ID
Phillips 4S. w. NJ. Chas Uanheld CD, p.
NJ. w s. Phillips G3. r, NJ. s II. Crane
63 W. NJ. Z. ID. Benaett 10. p. NJ. j. T.
Shurtlefl 10. +, NJ II. L. S,ill,on 10, p.
NJ Alfred Robinson IS. W. NJ. II. E3gles
ton AZ. r NJ. II X Fowler AZ. WIN
elect N. McWain AZ. Visiting brethren.
Rev. w. Is. Walker 10. Rev. @ M. Conant |
ancient 724; Rev W. A. Crawford. O. Mat,
tison 48. Geo. . Woodcock 0 N. H., John {
Carey AZ. II J. Coffey 20. N. o. Brown Is
Conn, W. Fosler9N Y. Geo. Willard I
95; @. l.. Woodcock Secy 81. F. q. Msiti
son a. and twelve brethren OF No n,
fourteen Of No. 4s. twenty OF No. IL. thirty
two Of No. AZ. aud twenty two who did /
not register their names The first degree !.
vas eIemplided by Red Mountain Lodge;
No. GO, the second degree vas worked by
Adonirsm Lodge, No. ~ and the third by a
Mt Anthony Lodge. No. 10 The criil d
rsms Of the q. l.. showed that oil were
veil up 10 the work. II resiter District .
No proposes to keep at the head OF the
class. Addresses we're made by brothers
Hall. Nicholson. Whipple, Howe. Shurt n
iii Eton, Fowler, Dunton and Others upon =
he principles. work and duties OF tue or Il
Ter. aud none could have gone away with .
nut feeling that masonry. II lived mp TO. I
would make better not only its members n
,ut oil mankind The repsst furnished BY !.
he ladies' Of the 0. f. s. Was such % to n
'sll down blessings on their heads with !;
he fervent wish that their star may grow 4,
brighter and brighter unto the perfect day ii
II late hour oil returned homo we'll :,
,leAsed With such an instructive % we'll ~ !,
ocial meeting.
4. @. Tur1LE. Secy. D.. NJ
MAScHEsTER DEPOT >,
AT the recent state meeting Of the W. !;
!. q. Mrs. Blackmer was unanimously re ..
lec.ed Presiden. BY rising vote. but felt :,
nwilling TO sgaio under,sks the csre and ~
ssponsibili,y Of the ofice. and oonse :,
uen.ly declined to accept. &c
NJ. Editor. The invitv,ion 10 out for bi
ID people 10 sound their horns know
othing. but the crsnks and The valley o
Iidson b. and the hill country round h,
bout are up and Creased 10 uniform. II 10
spor,ed that there are thirteen who eu
sted II the time OF the var Of 1912. That =
leans me- / wss born Dec. 10th. 1872 on
be top Of the ever green mountain. DR. q
ray. the fsther Of A. J. Gray. with whom ID
any Of US are scqusinted. wss our family
hysician 81 the time. Ia 10 l emisrsted on
ON the summit TO Fort Aun. N Y. and q.
altered an Inn. 1t was not the inn that
10 Samaritan took the stranger TO when :,
. found him 10 tfonble. but similar. for r..
ie sick and the sore ver- returning b.
isir homes sud families, from the vsr 10
3 the tins expired aud weui TO Lemon -
lass, the birth place Of my mother My !.
rsndfstber vas 9 Nation. my grand .
other sss sister Of Col. Stephen Mar
ndsie AZ Dur,rt IL The fall Of 1878 l ~
4 my lace nofih~srI snd bronsb, up in
chichester. entered sb. bouss u james ~
ntchard. the old slmsuse peddirr. at the -
stcher pace nov the r.sii~ace OF DR.. -.
age. Acres, the rosd lived obe Samuel co
-. .,., IL.