Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
SORROW 0F BRETHREN
 OF LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Resolutions on the Death of John E
 Hutchinson.

John F.. Hutchinson's death was the first in the membership of the local
 lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose,
 thirty-five of whose members parti- cipated in the funeral services on Thursday afternoon. Throughout the
 illness of the young man, every fra ternal attention was shown him and his relatives.
 The following expressions of sympa-
 thy were adopted by the Moose Lodge | Thursday evening. and copies ordered
 given to the press. A rising vote of
 thanks was extended the committee
 for the beautiful and eloquent eXprcs-
 sions:
 To the Dictator. Officers and Members
 of Phoenix Lodge No. 7OS, Loyal Order of Moose.
 Your committee appointed to draft expressions of sympathy. of condol nee and of respect, on the passing away of
 our late brother, John F.. Hutchinson. have the i5IIowing to report:
 Just a few short days ago We as semblcd in this Temple of Love to
 raise the blood-red standard of the Loyal order of Moose. and before the fiery torch that rides through the mid might heavens had turned it's scintiI- lant beams away from this darkened orb, and had again returned the splen- dor of its glow to drive away the elm
 merian shades, a tall and shining angel
 had entered the hushed and shaded chambers where our brother. John F.
 Hutchinson lay peacefully resting in a fathers and mothers love, and carried the soul of our brother to the portals of heaven. Our Defending Circle. so recently fashioned and shaped by hu- man love and fraternity. and which was strengthened and strongly bound en by ties of sincere brotherhood and affection. has been broken and severed vet how difficult the realization that our brother will not again assemble with us here to help instill into our newly obligated brethren the lessons of Purity. Aid. and Progress. We cry aloud for our brother. that wc may again hear his kindly voice. but the only answer is the echo of our Wailing cry. We reach out for the gentle hand clasp that caused a thrill of delight. but the hand is not there. We turn from this despair, with the knowledge that our brother has gone to his hon, on high. and has recognized his Re dcemer by the prints of the nails in His hands With aching hearts we have brother Hutchinson to the 1 God who tempcrs the wind tO the l shOrn lamb and like the flowers tha- bud and blossom again in the spring time. we know that the soul of our | brother shall surely live again. and somewhere, and sometime. we shall meet out brother face to face, anl | walk together in Paradise
 Brother Hutchinson. We learn. came | .o Arizona some two years ago from | he state of Rhode Island, and soon | after his arrival became inspired with | he evidences of progress. and the re ease from physical suffering which Inc lad endured in eastern climates Not ong. thereafter. the father and mother. desiring to bcstow the parental aftec- ions upon an only son and child, ac- 'epted. as their abode. the home ot adoption of the son. and here they liv- .d and builded their estate of mutual iindness, love. and affection, unti thc me sad moment. on Monday. August T. 1911. just as the morning almost T. ouchcd noon. the beatinCs of the Death lI Angels wings were heard.
 We are told that brother Hutchinson l. vas faithful to the end: faithful to he teachings of our order, as he had ,een faithful to his vows to those who