E. G., was held on the 16th Mstent, when A meeting of the Zion Chapter, No. 570 the District Grand Superintendent, M. Companion Murray, paid it an official After the current' work had been disposed of, the Companions adjourned to a banquet, at which the D, G. Superintendent, QL E. Comp. Murray,) M. E. Companions Donaldson (Rising Sun Chapter 8. C.), Blanchard and Hammond (Keystone Chapter Am. $) among others were present as quests. M. E. Companion Gundry (2nd D.G. Principal) occupied the Chair. A pleasant evening was spent, in the course of which the following toasts were pro-PeThe Queen and the Craft—by the Chair.
sed.
The Grand Masters who presided over the several Grand Lodges—by the D, G. 8.
The Grand Chapters of our respective countries—by the Chair.
The Chairman said the next toast was one which would, he was sure, be very warmly received.' The toast of the District Grand Chapter" was always welcome, because we were always glad to show our appreciation of the good administration of our masonic laws; and, as masons, to testify our loyalty to our Rulers. But it was seldom—indeed it had never happened since he had been connected with the Zion Chapter,—that they were able to connect the toast with the name of a District Grand He was fortunate to-night in ing able to connect it with that of the
He (the Chairman) had felt sure the mention D. G. S., Companion Murray. {epplause)
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