Proceedings: Grand Lodge of Canada, 1888 . ters and brethren hailingfrom the following and other Lodges, namely : The AncientSt. Johns, No. 3, Kingston; St. Andrews No. 16, Toronto ;Mount Zion, No. 28, Kemptville ; Dalhousie, No. 52, Doric,No. 58, Civil Service, No. 148, Ottawa; Goodwood, No. 159,Richmond; Builders, No. 177, Ottawa; Plantagenet, No. 186,Plantagenet; Chaudiere, No. 264, Ottawa ; Prince of Wales,No. 371 Ottawa; Mattawa, No. 405, Mattawa. The Grand Lodge was opened in due form at 12 oclocknoon, by R. W. Bro. R. T. Walkem, Q. C., Deputy GrandMaster, who stated that he h
Proceedings: Grand Lodge of Canada, 1888 . ters and brethren hailingfrom the following and other Lodges, namely : The AncientSt. Johns, No. 3, Kingston; St. Andrews No. 16, Toronto ;Mount Zion, No. 28, Kemptville ; Dalhousie, No. 52, Doric,No. 58, Civil Service, No. 148, Ottawa; Goodwood, No. 159,Richmond; Builders, No. 177, Ottawa; Plantagenet, No. 186,Plantagenet; Chaudiere, No. 264, Ottawa ; Prince of Wales,No. 371 Ottawa; Mattawa, No. 405, Mattawa. The Grand Lodge was opened in due form at 12 oclocknoon, by R. W. Bro. R. T. Walkem, Q. C., Deputy GrandMaster, who stated that he had been requested by the MostWorshipful the Grand Master to preside for him on thepresent occasion, for the purpose of consecrating the NewMasonic Hall to be occupied by the Ottawa Brethren. After the usual Consecration and Dedicatory Ceremonieshad been most creditably conducted by the acting GrandMaster, he delivered an appropriate and instructive address tothe large assembly of brethren present. The Grand Lodge was then closed in due form. Grand Secretary. 12 GRAND LODGE OK CANADA. MEMORANDUM. In addition to the ceremonies of Consecration and Dedica-tion reported herewith, a large number of brethren assembledin the afternoon of the same day and went out to BeechwoodCemetery where the beautiful monument on the MasonicBurial Plot was unveiled and an excellent address was givento the brtthren and the public present by R. W. Bro. the evening of the same day an At Home was held inthe Masonic Hall, attended by fully a thousand friends of thebrethren. The days proceedings wound up with a banquetin honor of Grand Lodge. SPECIAL COMMUNICATION, COMBER, 5888. 13 Grand Lodge of Canada, IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. PROCEEDINGS At an Especial Communication of the Grand Lodge ofAncient, Free and Accepted Masons of Canada, held atVillage of Comber, in the County of Essex, on Wednesday,6th day of June, A. D. 1888, A. L. 5888, for the purposeof laying the Corner Stone of Moun
Size: 1890px × 1323px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, booksubjectfreemasons, bookyear1
