Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-16
The SAR|NERS
Of Mount Sinai Temple
Come to Barre
MANY CANDIDATES
Partake Of tho Mysteries Of
the Desert

Mount Sinai Temple, Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, made it's first official
visit to the Granite City last evening,
and judging by the universal approba.
tiJn expressed by the visiting Mobiles,
they were very we'll pleased with the
ntertainment they received. The af-
fair was held 10 the opera house which
was tastefully arranged under the su-
pervi,ion of the local committee.
After the initiation ceremony was
concluded a delightful concert by
Wilder's orchestra was listened to and
DR.. F: M. Lynde gave recitation 10
the Canadian dialect which called
forth. very hearty applause. J. w.
Gabriel of Randolph also took part in
the program with an impromptu story.
Refreshments were served In the
hallway and Landlord X. w. Morse of
the City Hotel received many compli-
ments for the excellent manner in
which he catered.
Nearly all Of the Montpelier Mobiles
were present and there we're many
from other parts Of the state. Among
those present were o. w. Daley, G.
r. Jamason, N. p. Wheeler and r. A.
Spafford of White River Junction,
Hon. F. E. Steele OF Gaysville, DR.. R.
M. Chase of Bethel, G. E. Randall Of
Wells River, z. F. lockwood Of Bur-
lington, E. w. Shaw of Rutland, DR..
George S. Foster OF Putney, R. B.
Gamwell of East Barnet, N. R. Swift
ger OF St. Johnsbury, j. H. Murdock
Of Middletown Springs, and Homer P
Hall Of Dayton, N. Y.
The following officers were present:
Ill. Potentate, J. Henry jackson,
Barre.
Chief Rabban, Olin W. Daley, White
River Junction.
Assistant Rabban, Clarence w.
Steele, Barre.
High Priest and Prophet, Collins
Blakely, Montpelier.
Oriental Guide, Clarence S. Whit
tier, Montpelier.
Recorder, Charles H. .Heaton, Mont
IstS betWS Ceremonial Master, d. S.
: neb ~ St. Albans.
81 Ceremonial Master, S. S.
Balla4 Montpelier.
Captain of the Guard,L. H. Greene,
Montpelier.
Director, GEORGE f. Flanders, White
River Junction. ----.,.,..,.
Assistant Director, GeOrg
dali, Wells River.
Architect, Russell G. Collins, East
Montpelier.
Assistant Architect, @. F. Rock
we'll, Bristol.
Outer Guard, e. W. Shaw, Rut'
land.
Master Of Wardrobe, W. G. Berry,
Montpelier.
Musical Directors, Perley f. Hazen,
St. Johnsbury.
Medical Director, DIR. George S. Fos-
ter, Putney.
Electrician, E. D. Blackwell, Mont
pelier.
Chief Of Arab Patrol, r. B. Gam
nell, East Barnet.
Arabs, George E. Randall, Wells
River; N. r. Switzer, St. Johnshury;
E. w. Bisbee, Barre; R. A. Spafford,
White River Junction; J.H. Murdoch !;
Middletown Springs; F. W. Agan,
Ludlow. Representatives to the I'M
perial Council, Lester Fl Greene, Chas.
M. Gulliuer, Frank Collins and Charles
f. lockwood
The candidates initiated were W.
D. Reid, M. D., George T. Conner, G..
A. Wheaton, ]. P. Corskie, William
Marr, Donald Smith, W. ]. Edwards,
Alexander Milne, E. A. B. Bishop,
Noble S. Love, Alex. Innes, Alex.
Cruisckshank, NJ. J. MCGOWAN OF
Barre; DR.. w. D. Berry of Waite rbury,
Harry B. Taplin, Jed M. Landon OF
Montpelier.
There we're % candidates Initiated
and one demit. There are now about
900 members of Mount Sinai Temple
in Vermont and New Hampshire and
there are about fifty in Barre.
The other candidates whose names
were not received in time to be print
ed on the program were Harry v.
Conry and Henry ]. Beck Of st. Johns
bury, W. E. Terrlll Of Montpelier, Rev.