Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-10-22
y. %. o. Q. Column.
!. o. G. T. DIRECTORY OF ADD.
SON COUNTY
GRAND LODGE.


Grange hall, Randolph, Wednesday and
Thursday, the 18th and 18th. On Tues
day evening the local lodge rendered the
officers and members of the Grand
Lodge reception. splendid pro-
gramme was rendered after which re-
freshments were served,
On Wednesday morning the regular
work of the session began with the G..
e. L., c. II. Hayden, in the chair, and DR..
ID. II. Mann, p. Il. w. G. r.. and Hon. S.
b. Chase, p. r. w. G. r., Chancellor of
the !. o. G. II. course of study, on either
hand. After the opening ceremonies,
the committee on credentials reported
about 60 candidates in waiting for the G.
l.. degree, and later they were initiated.
a short recess was taken, after which
the session was opened to the subordi-
nate degree. DR.. Mann and Hon. S. B.
Chase were then introduced and each
gave fine address. These concluded
and necessary committees appointed.
session adjourned till p. m. The after
noon session was devoted chiefly to
reports of officers. After these DR..
Mann was called uron to instruct in the
marshal's drill, which he did, Bro. E.
l.. Kelley acting as marshal.
The graduating exercises of the first
class in Vermont in the course of study
was held in Christian church in the
evening at o'clock. Following is the
programme:
PROGRAMME.
Music-Overture, The Vitascope,' De Witt
Grange Orchestra.
Rev. George w. Morrow.
! Mu~ic-Queen Marion WaltZes Rennet
Grange Orchestra
tssay-Iempersnce Education with Saluta-
tory Addresses,
Mrs. o. $ Wiley, Barre.
Good Templars."
Z. L. Kelley, West Salisbury.
fOraton-The Cornerstone of Temperance
Education.
E. NJ. Day, East Middleoury
Chattaway
Grange Orchestra.
| CLASS POem-"Our Goal l. Victory"
Mrs. f. l.. Kelley, West Salisbury.
Orautl,o1nmlntemperance as an Enemy OF the
II L; Nott White River junction.
| 'Oration-Labor and Beer
W. II. Eldredge, New York City.
Oratl91-forward March, with Naledctory
Acct. WI r. Bump, V. C., Salisbury.
grange Orchestra. "'''''
Hon 'I n C |onier Cha OF 1eSrres
Music-Galop over the Way Godfrey
Remarks, '''"s' 'i'"es''"
d. d. d. Mann IIo, =; X. W; G; T. and c. H.
Music-Col. Kimballs March. Phillips
Benedictlon, orange OIc''''tia
Grand Chaplain of Vermont
After these the c1asS ,yitb tboi. tu,o5.
enioved a hanouot o. +bo poaT,o -.
at which D sat down rho fo,,au.;na
toasts were resnonded to.
roAsrs
Chauncey H. Hayden, G. c. T., POSTMASTER.
Geo. a. Watties, p. e. eG" iT iiennington
\" 10 o. e. u j Course OF study"
"Our Alumni" g.
~ 'o'o' L. ""'I IIn \; u W. o. H. BROOK
''In Behalf Fsea1i of 49,"
Informal Remarks, V '''''''Di'' I
m no De Oh the Grand Lodge
AL 'oo thursday morning the COM
pany broke up, all voting it an unusually
profitable and interesting occasion.
,r,,
thursday forenoon session was mostly
| occuniad vpith ronort, &c a;o+;. -
VAN lOPolIS VI uisIlCI anu
state deputies and the election of officers
L,,
when latter are as follows: G.. III. Hay
don a. n ~ 1,l.;l - ~
N"' '' - - a. IL AluIluSe, N' ~
Miss Ethelynd Gould, G.. V. r: Geo. A.
yI,.., 30 - nv ~,
Naltles, L, u. I. l.: Z. ID. Edgert0n, q.
Sec: r. A. Hatch q n. w II
" W. IL
Mathews, G.. A.: Rev. SturteVant, G., c.:
Il 1,o,,o y ~,
f. IL NeIley' VI W.; MIS-. -. >. wiley,
G. IT. T.nlze Potter q = Tho ro
- i-Nn0 o''ei' W. o. Inc re-
ports of several committees were also
given.
The afternoon session was an interest
mo ono tbe instollo+ior Of oeioors 60,
80, - 0i'''oa' ioi
lo"ec ny reports OF several committees.