The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-20

o. Large Delegation From
ss,..li by special Train
Noble. Of the Mysii'
Do - w.,.,tei in arrive IN Bra'tle
b. az ,A ..,,g fn take part IN a pil
- MONT ,mi Temple OF Mont ont,
~ ,sb.. lm he north Wal
" lm 4ag uam aud about 10y
@ Via4 Iuplr u springfield,
ST. n I'D special train which
BauItbu1 ahead OF the 20 30 =
ma : anuel 10 hold the To-
III. evening TO ACCOMMODATE
y iai1 ia utam TO their homes
y Wsy . sgmgfdi visitors will re
gaal uHu alter the eerei mo
n Festival hall following the
s'N" II, Ru5k, House. Owing 70
~ " ,br hont ol arrival OF the
dclS9' ~. ibrrc wall be no street
" M yI.iloi ~iil 50 u'fye.g =,
-. House where the pahPue'
p.srsJ Al $50 o'clock. -
- T,mnlr visited Brattleboro
~ ,,i and obligated class OF
~, one OF the largest classes
"a The mysteries OF the order
&c W The special dispensation
wv, ~ Inc meeting this evening was
~ h.. 10 be- issued by George IL.
y, a, retiring imperial potentate.
rlbm,Iar ned and black program
sa.,iyi,ir tuI- evening promises
" n rO,ndida,e. vill get their money $
tn olHfal lyan OF Mount SINAI
wiu be- present as follows:
-. poienidtr, Isaac ID. bailey;
v ,,bbin Thomas w. Fletcher;
rsblan Joseph W. jackson;
d 80 met and prophet, Collins Blakely;
n pi'e ,iis george l.. Emery; treas
IN n.'ns p ToWne; recorder, Charles
/ ue,top. first ceremonial master;
~ II Gibson, second ceremonial
E | Walter c. Washburn; marshal,
III Stebbn,; captain OF the guard
- - N Wood; director, Edwin ..
~ 49, assistant director, George !. Whit
" y l., alqhemist. DR. Elroy b. Whit
q. ~ .scond alchemist, Fred 9. Gibson;
w., Russell c. Collins; assistant
,,i;l, Frank +. Blodah; outer guard,
TFgr +. Elethorp; master OF wardrobe
I'M, H HelTick: musical director,
!, II Ei.on. assistant musical direct
N T. u Foster: medical director,
, John NJ, Alien; assistant medicai
n,m Dr William j. Tindall; cleo
I'M George II. Almon; assistant cleo
Nm Irving NJ. Frost; purveyor, mar
" NcGowan; chief of Arab patrol,
INK X. Goss
Ham. before the comet rose this morn
, ,I TIIn.triou. Potentate Isaac ID. Bailey
!. from his diyan to prepare himself
he pilgrims that will approach the
me ms afternoon and evening, Since
M the sand, have been warming ana
NE time the alchemists arrive on the
,noon trains from the north every
!, will be in readiness for the start
The ceremonial procession for Festival
/ directly alter the banquet at the
nks House which has been designated
the caravansary by Potentate Bailey
Recorder Charles H. Heaton. This
he same Charles IL. Heaton who has
sted in the arrangements for pilgrim
in the past and one need not borrow
lble, Despite the milk war a conslgn-
It Of camels milk was received after
dew fell last evening.
bi, pilgrimage to Brattleboro is made
\ the entreates OF a dozen or more
generate sons Of the desert who have
clamoring for shelter beneath the
Getting dome OF Mount Sinai temple.
Sc in charge Of the arrangements
to make the event this evening one
hose pleasant gatherings where the
idty and vigor Of youth are blended
the sentiment of maturer years.
ta5 S:r!. Frank X. Goss, the Mont
7 infant who is chief Of the Arab
b, will combine his efforts with those
Ugh Priest and Prophet Collins Blake
the same city to make the occasion
grand, sweet song. Only those priv,
to wear the tigers tooth and
led sword can conceive of the hos
ty that awaits the class of Brattle.
men who this evening will be asked
Ike tight grip on the rope and keep
eyes on the director. ;.
It evening the total number OF
ers in North America was l37 ,G6.
the best authority it is stated that
hampton director of all the temples
dwin Meigs of Montpelier. Mr..
will reach town this afternoon. He
It OF an anemic temperament but
Of that type Of manhood that en-
mixing things up and there is little
to believe that any of the can
9 for this evenings ordeal will de-
their money back after they recover
the administration of the sublime
: The admission fee has been made
In view of the present high cost OF
For this occasion it will be only
mas ", Fletcher of Bridport, chief
! has announced his inclination
present this afternoon and Dean w.
OF Montpelier, the musical director
temple, will probably arrive on
'me train providing the conductor
e train offers no objection. Mr..
Is one of the most proficient per.
on the bass drum to be found
erica He will give solo on this
Aent without the use of either head
drum This is one of the most
lie sections Of the unofficial pro-
Sunken Steamship Ballard will :
n with the visitors from the north. {
illard declines to release for pub
MS program for the evening, .
9 that 1t is only a tentative one. 7
!, sshrlners will meet all incoming :
Ihls afternoon. This will be done h
lply to welcome Brattleboro's dis r
lea visitors but as a matter OF I
ioh' Some might escape and il
such a thing happen Illustrious "
ae Bailey would weep. As an "
emu the banquet will be held be- Ii
lner than after the ceremonies. A
IRE several reasons for doing this @
.es have been told that persons b
Y nervous temperament are liable t.
uddenly when subjected to undue tt
'T II. upon an empty stomach. tt
Director John NJ. Allen of st.
~ corroborates this statement,
real reason for serving the ban
vi. ote the work in the temple is to