Reading Observer. October, 1914.
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Reading Observer. Saturday, October 17, 1914. Pg 6.
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Title | Reading Observer. Saturday, October 17, 1914. Pg 6. |
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Page number | 6 |
Date | Saturday, October 17, 1914. |
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Publisher | Reading Observer |
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OCTOBER
Army
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FIFTY YEARS . AN
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identified himself in an energetac ma.nner wit.h all
t.he good :"!Iark ,brought. forward by the membon ..
Tho ga.thanng WaA a. very largo one, the roOm"
being erowd.ed, and. includOd the District ~
a.nd ~"es of the Lodges in the town 8.Dd
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Lodge. It cwu in October, 1864, tba.t Bro. Webber
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P.G.'8W. Lca.T6!'.oo. J. G, Holt., BrOIl. K. J. Underwood a.ud. Bowen. ( " EIceWor" Lodge), P.P.G.J4. G.
Bowl5ber, P.Go's pi. G. Bernard (Secret.ary). A. V.
Lana, D. W. Blunden, J. Amlet..t, E. J. JhOWD, B.
Higg.i:na, T. W. Wit.bon:. 1I. M. Bowsher, W. E .
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P.G:II G . T. Walker (8eeM:t.az'y), J. A.. sta,iolJ. W.
J ones, E. A. Groth.. P. D. Qgmmer, A. H. B~
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ILOd in.. J. :Ba.roes (V.G.) (" St. Peter'5" Lodge).
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("Robert Atter" Uxl'ge) â¢. P.P.li...M.. "Pâ¢..T. Wooman
.IBurghlleld), P. 11. _iOr; H. ' W<>l>b, W.
G. x..'1R'ence, E. Betteridge, G. FOEeU (the
Oddl.uow in BeaoIin-.), aod m&nJ' oIboro. '
H.G. Hou.e b&nng traDsac::t.cd tho 'tKrRz-. qt'
tlle Lodge -in an e:rpeditiOll8 manper, th& roam wu
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and d&u2ht.eTs .o~ Bro. R. Webbe.~.
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boh.aII 01 t.\H> Lodge.eloomed the DWIriot 0 - '
a.od Yiaiwra.
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II BeRabire"
Lodge to know that ODe of their
lDembeas . . held in such hieh. esteem ... .Bro.
Wtlbber ondent11 ,WM. .For t.be lut two or three
,..,. he Gad -worbd side h,- _e 1I'iih ,Bro. Webber,
and. had toaqd him of great; ....taooe. ~d on
~ he wiahed Bro. Webber
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of Oddtellowahip in ' Reading,
tba.t the een10eB
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appreci&t.ed
JerTam, one of
'Webber, made
one ~ two
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