Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-30
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Boston, Aug. ga duh gr4y Il, !
rain-soaked earth rather A.,
the knights Templar when th,y,13
out for the day, Black a1i =.
plumes and tightly-httlns M
coats are giving away rapid, (
tigue caps and business suIls ~
sir knights seem TO have settlel \
to systematic Sightseeing, L
The occasion Of the Grand ,.,,.
ment was reopened at Masonle n
at 10 a. M, when the election 81 y
was taken up. conclaye OF M /
mans Masonic organization III y
OF the Eastern Star, was also fo,-'
opened at Union hall.
out of town excursions hayA -
numerous and attractive as Oh k,
day. Golden Gate Commander n
Francisco visited Brocton, vhs.
members were entertained 81
state commaudery, the progran
sisting of Il parade, visit 10 hial
Plymouth and a banquet. Gns
of Cleveland, Ohio, and Rllllngs
Rutland. VT, Were entertainsd N
South Shore. There was pafts
Quincy, luncheon Mt the old AZ
mansion, a barge run to Dover III
and II clam bake at Melville gil
The party returned to Boston BY 4.
er. Cambridge commandefy iek
guests, Washington commander.
a trip to Silver Springs ~
knlghs of Arkansas and Texas !
their ladies, We're welcomed ttr
Lowell by the directors Of The 81
western Telegraph and Tclephons .
pany. Luncheon was served u
| view, and the party was escorted
/ the Merrimuc valley to Lawrnrs
/ which place the members returns
| Boston. Some Of the Arkansas
manderles and those from ix
| Canada. visited Worcester as the {.
OF the Worcester county coinmlil
The eighth annual session 4
grand chapter Of the order y
Eastern star were opened In unh;
in this city this afternoon Nm
Sneddons, most worthy grand "A
of the order. presided. After ~
ing a committee on credentAl,
] OIntI SluHulllk t'lHihNtNNN' -
ment was taken for lunch
The session of the grand "a
ment was reopened at Masonic Y
at 10 a. M, when the election O 2
was taken up. The encampmeni !
ed to vote for officers by roll can
first ballot. which was for gfarl
ter. resulted as follows; Hshl
nent. Sir Warren l.aure In.ls
Marysville. Ky, 29I; most enl'ls'.
Hugh McCurdy Of MICHIGAN !,
eminent, Sir Samuel {. Lavn;s.
| Boston, /: very eminent, slf hslt
LLOYD OF san Franclsco, ~ Z
votes Were necessary. Ihuns'
declared elected. MIR. Thomas "
the cncampment for lie n'D'
ferred on him. 49,. $500
1t was announced that tne W. ~,
on time and place OF the mex ", ~
had reported in favor q fill su' y,
The action was Unanimously g
and the time agreed upon Is '" T
| Tuesday In october, lsyA
The following officers vs..
elected: Deputy grand s1 Va
Very Eminent Sir Reuben 81 y M
san Francisco; grand genslsae ..
Eminent Sir Henry b. 49,
Texas: grand captain gensn
Eminent Sir George NJ, Mpu w,
linols: grand senior warden ~ W.
nent Sir w. Il. Mellsch q ~ \, !,
The election of the rernaln's.ss Z
was deferred until later ~ W, "
noon, and the eneampmeh' "
cess. ,o~,r.
called to order in secrc. s sa,s,
afternon the balloting 10y s' NM
resumed. and Very Emlne .,s., vi
of Merlden, Conn., was 1870, s,.'s Y
trea surer. There was Q cos ~,
grand recordershlp ana XIV ls n
were necessary. Eminent ~ wv.
secured the position. 81 ~ ~
Is grand recorder Of ms "a.
mandery Of Missouri az l,1 Nm
ST. Louis. The appolnlm.ss.s,si Il
grand prelate, grand st ~ ~ a
and grand warden VIII Ve " :.
The election of officers e ,,s,,'.
campment took up the VA IA ~
code, which will be resumss 7