Washington And His Masonic Compeers
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It passed through WASHINGTON. '' 223 several of the principal_stre. Ats of Boston to the Ohl South Meeting House, where public solemnities were performed, with prayers, odes, dii'ges, and a eulogy by Dr. Timothy Bigelow. From the Old Soutli Church the procession then moved to the Stone Chapel, where a funeral service was performed Ijy the Rev. Brother Bentley, Grand Chaplain, assisted by the Rev. Brother Dr. Waltee. Flowers were then strewn, the acacia deposited, and the brethren returned to th...e Old State House, where the procession had formed, and there separated. The Golden Urn, with its precious treasure was deposited in the archives of the Grand Lodge, where it has since remained. St. John's Lodge, at Boston, the oldest Masonic daughter of England on this continent, held in its hall, one week previous to the above Grand Lodge proceed- ings, private funeral solemnities, at which a eulogy was delivered by Bro. George - Blake. At a meeting of that lodge, held on the 2Gth of March, it was voted that a copy of that eulogy, handsomely bound, together with a Golden Medal, be transmitted to the Grand Lodge of England, accompanied with an address ; and a com- mitter was appointed to form the address and trans- mit these memorials to their mother Grand Lodge ; but we have failed to find the evidence that it was carried into effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It passed through WASHINGTON. '' 223 several of the principal_stre. Ats of Boston to the Ohl South Meeting House, where public solemnities were performed, with prayers, odes, dii'ges, and a eulogy by Dr. Timothy Bigelow. From the Old Soutli Church the procession then moved to the Stone Chapel, where a funeral service was performed Ijy the Rev. Brother Bentley, Grand Chaplain, assisted by the Rev. Brother Dr. Waltee. Flowers were then strewn, the acacia deposited, and the brethren returned to th...e Old State House, where the procession had formed, and there separated. The Golden Urn, with its precious treasure was deposited in the archives of the Grand Lodge, where it has since remained. St. John's Lodge, at Boston, the oldest Masonic daughter of England on this continent, held in its hall, one week previous to the above Grand Lodge proceed- ings, private funeral solemnities, at which a eulogy was delivered by Bro. George - Blake. At a meeting of that lodge, held on the 2Gth of March, it was voted that a copy of that eulogy, handsomely bound, together with a Golden Medal, be transmitted to the Grand Lodge of England, accompanied with an address ; and a com- mitter was appointed to form the address and trans- mit these memorials to their mother Grand Lodge ; but we have failed to find the evidence that it was carried into effect.
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