preside, the ceremony of installation of officers followed. The M.W. Grand Master installed the Master, the R.W. Acting Senior Grand Warden the Senior Warden, the R.W. Acting Junior Grand Warden the Junior Warden, the R.W. Grand Treasurer the Treasurer, the R.W. Grand Secretary the Secretary, the W. Grand Chaplain the Chaplain and Associate Chaplain, and the R.W. Deputy Grand Master the remaining officers. The ceremonies being concluded the W. Grand Marshal made the usual proclamation. The Grand Master made an eloquent address and called upon the W. Grand Chaplain, Rt. Rev. John W. Hamilton, who made a brief speech full of inspiration and power. The Grand Lodge then returned to the place of assembling and was closed in AMPLE FORM at 9.35. A bountiful banquet was then served. There were no speeches, but an hour of social intercourse was enjoyed. A true abstract of the Record. Attest: FREDERICK W. HAMILTON, Recording Grand Secretary. Irving F. Runey. Charles C. Hazleton. Francis P. Emery. Joseph Weissbach. Frederick H. Sleuman. Le Roy Talcott. Luther M. Child. Frederick J. Caldwell. John E. Bryant. John A. De Vito. Arthur G. Dominey. James G. Harris. Fred A. Whitman. Harold M. Pingree. SPECIAL COMMUNICATION AT SOUTH HADLEY FALLS. A APRIL 10, A.L. 5915 DEDICATION OF A MASONIC TEMPLE. SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS was held at South Hadley Falls on Saturday the tenth day of April, A.L. 5915, A.D. 1915, for the purpose of dedicating the new Masonic Temple of Mount Holyoke Lodge. |