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, (By A. Stirling Macxay) . 1 have hem rcquesu:-d by

this jurisd. advance or time important

tions cmifrour every

merit. and in rcligioiis

truth we gladly ackuowiedgc

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one blood all nations of ter even Christ. and all we

differences may separate us. Greeks of olden times had

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dmm from heaven nameiy know thyself" and ‘,‘ . 'r, was inscribed on

association arises from the ﬂint its most important principles ,1 one taken from the Star of Eter- nity which is the word of There is no seciarianism

make them the sole rule of their faith and practice. Their conduct should be marked by prudence, honesty. temperance and sobriety. They should cultivate truth and

ness and chai'l‘.y. concord and un- ity, and obedience to the laws of

the land. In a word, the glory of God and the good of mankind.

has been misundc rstood

the world 9. true

Iend all loyal subjects of

’munisni is threatening the

'shouldcr, it is now. First Grand Lodge Meeting

Although the Warrant ~Grand Lodge is dateti July 71861. the first niectlnl was held until Fcbrliary 24th, 1682, and ,;the i'oL‘owing partzcs were present ..ai. the opming session: Dr. Tho- mas Lecming. Nathaniel Acorn, Richard smith. George Stanley, David Rose, Dr. Kaye, John Rob- ert on. ’I‘hb.mas Carson, Thomas ‘Big-gar. Roderick McNeill.

The first business transacted was the c‘ection of officers and Gorge _ P. Tnnton was elect/:d R.W.G.M.; '1 " Dr. David Kaye, Senior G.M.;

‘ Rvld J. Fraser. Junior G.M.; Roy, R. T. Roach, Grand Chaplain;

; Deputy Grand Chaplains—Rev.

1;" David Fitzgerald, Charlottetown; tcv. D. Stewart, Lot 48; Rev. A.

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6; McLean, Dunclas; Rcv. D. Mor- L‘, rison, strathalbane. Rev. D. Mc- Neill. Wood Island. Rev. A. Mc-

Lean. Belfast: George Stanley, Grand 'I‘rea:~.urer; Dr. Thomas J. Leeming. Grand secretary; R. Mc- Neill. Assistant Grand secretary; ,‘,._ Thomas Carson. Dirccior a.‘ care- v monies and Richard smith, Grand

Tyler.

At their next Grand Lodge meet- ing. A Resolution of sympathy to our Gracious Majesty Queen Vic- toria, on the death of His Royal mchnesc, the Prince consort, wu ., extended and at an adjourned ,. meeting in April of the same year. . the Revvrend D. Morrison, in I touching i'|rewe‘l address to the boethnm, commended them to God on the eve of his depnriun u I missionary to the New Hebrides. All the original menu‘ . have long ‘ mud beyond the Great Divide.

Ir work is done and they have Joined the Choir Invisible. The tabulated records of the

thc'tarinn orplianage in Eight Worshipiul Grand Master of the time »and the only requi'.‘I\'nen!s iion to rcview the work for adinision ivitliln i‘s doors was of the Loyal Oraiitze Association, ill need. as the bye-‘aw adopted at the the Garlli-ii Province of the Gulf, outset stated that children should and I fully rezilize that with the be admitted without

association iinal Trustees and .licy can only justify their ex-.\vord.-; oi istencr in so far as they serve theltrue, when He great Creator and their icllowinen. as ye did it unto the least of these Grand lilirsier, Grand orange Lodge Lady P“'m°“‘» canoe C0‘/9. W-M-‘ We stand at our respectivp view- my brethren. re did 1'. unto me." points. and lllfllltlil we may dbferi in national trzu's. lll pwlitical senli-‘home was a Roman Catholic and t‘0ll\'lK‘ti0Il. were afiectioiiately cared {or until‘ Y9‘ ('llJ0.\'ln.’-' lhk? light. of revealed a few years later win-ii they were‘ th€’adcpted into lionws or their IaUl('l‘llO()(l oi ‘hat God, "in whom myh and the we live and move, and have our be- church mg’ and that God has made of their own worthy orplianiwe that men. 00,has been carrying on faithful and dwell on the earth. One is our mas- lemciem; wow’; ever since,

arel brethren. immaterial what trifling ed to Prince Edward Island Pro- Theitesiant Orphanage.

one‘ sentence which they thought come! “Mani this sentence} their zreniﬁstlidea. of an Omhanrvze is due to the ,

justice, devotion and piety, k:ncl--

The association is constituted up-ithts work, on [his date u on the broadest principles of nat-3 three misiccs were appointed in by re Rev. tonal freedom. In many quarters Itvilnflﬂagfg the Oi-phan Home ‘ h f and bl’ and consisted of Rev. Donald M:ic- Joseph Wise. W 0 was or YPMS 3-11 others misinterpi-eted and if the.N¢-111_ Joseph and Harry outstandlnz Grand Master of this membership lived up to their hlshjcmsweii. searle Lodge No. 1664 of 310035 U19)’ “'°“-id ‘J1WaY5 C0“V€y W Bedeque. was the Ill‘S't to support impression ofjihh; work and what they really are. It is the duty late Rev, Junie; of all orangcmen to aid and de- tho Church of Sco‘land to give a of his earthly record. The late Dr. €V€l’Yllecture. and the not religious i>ersu.asl0n Whlwoever 111.550. Lady Roberts Lodge next iol- ‘Murdock McLeod and J. J. Beth- the full enjoyment 0.’ all their re-,loived with a lecture by the Fate unc gave valuable assistance and llzlous rights. and when were they rtrv. Daniel McLean and Florence advice from gime to time.

more needed than now, when Com- Lnpthom rrni‘t'cd the proceeds o I very ithe lecture in tho Tmisiirer oi’ the decided to hold the annua tea on foundations of the Church oi Christ‘Hume. Next iollmved Gideon Lodge. July and the Protestant and Roman Cat.h- ,17g3, with n olic Churches alke are being clia.l- I which lcnged by the onslaught of this in- ‘, Treasurer and Miss J:niiie Lord of but uni<'r:unate1y a. oman with I 'siduous foe ad ii there ever was B. ‘Bcdequc al'l’allf?.(‘d a chain lei/er and ‘strikuigz machine being refused ad- time when all who name the name from very or Christ should stand shoulder to ,original fund

iGmud Lodges of Nova Scotla and,sliort lime owing to 8

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» lishmentofFirstProvincial.Grand- Lodge Here Nea rl y Th ree Qua rters Of A Century Ago.

{land Orplianagc, the only Caiinda

rczard to

Cilli‘-9-‘creed or riationaliiy, and the orig-

believed that the Grrat Master

the

st a.ted—“Inasmucl1

The first intinintes udniiticd to the

own Roman Catholic founded and establlslied

At this time the name was chang-

The Orphanage Movement

The honor of suggesting

temples. Surely 5 fitting l1dm°m'ilate Richard K. Brace. past County tlon to every Orzmzeman and all mankind alike. The success of your fact

Master of Qll€‘E'lls and .1 man with

coura/zed or daun'cd. although many of the members 0‘ the order did not believe tllS‘.!':| was any need

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sugge ‘lion

by Joseph

Wyse, Harry Crasivcll, Rev. Donald ‘S11-"|1n'=|'3id°~ 953-1»

Orange Ass ’n Activities ‘fgln Prince Edtvard Island Reviewed By Veteran

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were i

the I a great ideal, who (~ou‘d not be dis- ‘

G0d.,of such an institution in the Ga.r- ‘ tausht.den of the Gulf. Tli's by your worthy order and the -re-‘was promptly acted on by A. Stir- Qulfemellui 10!‘ 3dl'Y1:55l0Il are that ling M:1cKay, Grand Master. in the each member should honor and dll- year 1903 and his efforts were sup- igently read the Holy Scripture andipoi-ted and endcrsrd

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rm-: CHARLOTTETOWN "GUARDIAN

BENEVIILENT issnciiimii

Organization H a s Made Much Pro- gress in P. E. I.

Since 1918.

Memo i.l Lodge of the Ladies’ orange Benevolent Association at Charlottetown was organized by the Most worshlptul Grand Lodge oi the L.O.B.A. on the occasion of its last visitation here in July-August. 1918. ‘

Plollowing in a list of the Worthy Mistresses from 1918 to the present: Mrs. Mary MacLea.n, Mrs. Louise I M. Bonnell, Mrs. Hannah Hewett, Mrs. Elsie Wheatley, Mrs. Hazel? Henry; Mrs.’ MacKinnon,,' Mrs. Addie Affleck, Mrs. Margaret‘ Campbell, Mrs. Lila French. Mrs; Margaret Shaw. Mrs. Mary Robert-3.. Mm. Jessie Larter. Mrs. Grace Bell. I

Since 1918 the lollowing L.O.B.A.'s

M.W. BR0. '1‘. J. INMAN Summerside, P.E.l.

_ of 7P1-inee Edward Island

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MR. A. STIRLING MRCKAY

Past Grand

Ma.cNc§ll, John N. McDonald anci.MasIer. Grand Orange Lodge of

J. J. England, and it is l‘1ltll(3l' an _> thirty I and A. !

impressive fact that after three years J. J. En: and

Prince Edward Island

At this meeting, after five years

Stirling Macxay are the only ones of faithful scmce. and owing to

remaining this side of the Divide and We should never forget

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c*.;~cnt,:i‘-ailing health and advancing years.

the Rev. Donald MCNelll resigned

the heroic sou's who gave time and ‘as Treasurer of the O1'Dh3ll Fund

talents in order to make

Wyse

ai'i'aur: d \vi'.l1 the

rcsu't was

so:-ial, proccrds

were turn:-<1 over to

small w:1~

be rinnings

f\1nd5‘lllS removal from

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ofrgrmunds; the day was ideal the there was an immense Eatheflnﬂv

pos-ible (and a fitting record was made of his the mgr, 3 faithful service. He was succeeded

W. W. lodge and on the Province.

jurisdiction and also a Trustee of the orphanage, assumed the duties of ‘Int-asurcr and faithfully per-

Mu:‘Dougall oi‘ il0I‘21‘L‘d these duties until the close

McNeil]. the late Past Masters.

At the meeting of 1908, it was

Home and

1«ith. 1909 on the

the;niissicn to set up his machine on supplemented any part of the lZl‘0lmd5. dEUb€l‘3W'

from time to time. In 1904 an cf- lv placed his equipment outzlde the

fort was made in interest

thekfcncc nlong the road and after I.

detective

‘New Brim wick and the Rev. W. H. ,cziblc the machine ie'l down and

of this Spencer visited Nova 26‘h.§Rev. W. W. Lodge. New Bruns- not. iwick. and brought back V(‘l'y cheer-

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ing reports and ;*.~.llr(’(l this Grand‘ Lodge they srcnicd wilimg to unite in a. forward movement oi this

kind. Mt. Herbert Site Situated

As ll result of the COIlllnlttCe'5|

‘report. a joint committee was ap-

pointed in th's province wiih A.i Stirling MucKay as chairman. the

Robert Whltewav. w. G. Dark. J. J. limi-{land and Rev. W W. lodge. The Committee met from time to time with the committees from the other two province; and after due deliberation, unitcdly recommended the site at Mount Herbert, Prince Edward Island as being most suit- able for a Maritime Orphanage. HOWCVA the Grand Lodges of Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick failed to adopt the Committee's re- port and the some provincial com- mittee was retained and given a mandate to take hold of the work and carry i1. through as they saw fit. The last meeting of the joint committee was held 9!: 20th June. 1917!. at Amherst. N6" P. E. 1-Ieine of Moncton presidlngcrid A. Stirling Mncxay and R. K. Brace of Prince Edward Island represent- ing the provincial Jurisdiction, but

it was inmosaiblc to secure the co- operation and assistance of the other two provinces, returned home and reported to their own Grand lodge the result of their delibera- tiona. Thu ciiurmanor-the pro- vinciol orphanage committee, A. Stirling Mncxay, immediately call- nis committee together and on

cd, tin My lst, nor. the proper"-ty‘o( Rev.

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Lllolaluotltotll M.

remaining committee consisting of‘

after careful defibsraiion, finding’

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and a. Mrs. Buchanan was slightly in-

jured. The Association kindly tur- nished a doctor and nurse to care for this woman, although they mid nothing to do with the man or his equipment. and i2 short time after she secured the services of two outstanding attorneys and issued a writ against the asociation for The case was contested through a lcn-zihy session of Sup- rcme Court and the jury awarded lirr $250. but with court expenses the amount reached $1200. The as- sociafioii considered the decision of the jury very unfair and the larger number of members‘ were detrnnined ‘.0 hell the Home and abandon the work altogether.

Tribute to Rev. D. MAGIAII

The Chairman of the Board had absolute faith in God and after consultation with the Rev. D. Mc- Lean. R. K. Brace and Harry Orna- well decided that the work must not be abandoned and he amt out 1600 personal letters with the result that $1400 in cash was received by the Treasurer and the Home was saved for future useiullnesc to the pro- vince. No words can express the lasting debt of gratitude that we owe to the late Daniel Mtllean. the man who travelled dly and night preaching the Gospel and faithful- ly serving his Inn! and until called to tho realms above. The immortality of his influence lives on and the keynote of his life was unselilchneu. a mu] that re- flected to us the pity and friendli- nesl 0! God. firm in hi; convictions of truth but always kind. our law PI-at Grand Master oruweil never flagged in his not or devotion to the work and thin via the turning. point.-at year by year the'work

and ¢¥'Illr[ct.b1II1dl!I| was fully reuiiud. nu. iucl Macon wu

Muternoxtarlnduuter

have been organized throughout the (Province:

Edith Cavell, summerslde, W.M.i Miss Lena Raynor. i

Mrs. Catherine Campbell.

Lady Anzvle. Argyle shore, W.M. Mrs. Flora Murley,

Princess Mary, Crarpaud, WM. Mrs. Cora. Leard,

Three Sisters. Borden. W.M. Mrs. Bessie 'Ibombs.

Melville. Desable. W.M. Mrs. llillvlra Dunslord. 1 Victoria, Exnisdale, W.M. Mrs. Annie Horne.

Good Hope. lot 16. W.M. Mrs. Viola Gamble.

Lady Clyde. Clyde River. Mia Lydia Murray.

Lady Cavendish, Cavendish, WM. Mrs. Leonia Simpson.

Kenmore sisters, Eflerslie. W.M. Mrs. Margaret Burleigh.

Queen M3W.K1ﬂKSWn. WM. Miss Mildred Auld. i Lady Knox. I-Iartsville, w.M. Mrs. Flora Graham.

W.M.

Prvvlnclnl Grand Lodge

The Provincial Grand Lodge of |Prinoe Edward Island was ozganiz- ed in 1930. The R.W. Grand Mist- iresses have been as follows: Mrs. lMary Macbean, Mrs. Susie Moore, Mrs. Louise M. Bonnell (present mistress.)

There are two juvenile lodges for slrfs ranging irom 8-16 years.

Provincial Oitlcers

Following are the omcers or the Provincial Grand Lodge:

R. W. Grand Mistress-sister Louise Bonnell, Cliarloteiown.

R. W. Grand Deputy Mistr:ss—- Sister Janet Macbean, Argyle Shore.

R. W. Grand Junior Deputy Mm- l':.a&S——«Si.ster Flossie Younker, King- s.on.

R. W. Grand Cha.plaln~Si.soer 1=‘Zoro_ Graham. Hartsville.

R. W. Grand Secr‘eta,ry—sistex-’ Sophie Newson, Kingston,

R. W. Grand Treasurer-Sister Grace Sharp. Summerzide.

R. W. Grand lccturer—Sisier Maw Stewart. Cavendish.

R. W. Grand Deputy Lecture;-_. —Sister Catherine Campbell, canoe COVE.

R. W. Grand Director of Cere- m0nles—alstcr Cora Leard. Crap- aud.

R. W. Grand Deputy Secretary —-«Sister Toombs, Borden_

R. W. Grand Deputy 'h‘easu1-er-_. Sister Tenn Maclean. Clyde River.

Juvenile Direc‘.or—4.'5ister Mar- Baret Shaw, Char‘ottetown.

0x~ganizer—s£ster Louise Bonnell, Charlottetown.

Auditors——sister Macxay, E119,-3. lie and sister Elvira Dunslcrd, Melville.

R. W. Past Grand Mistress-Sis. ter Susie Moore, C]‘ap3ud_

‘'95 ﬂuweeded by George F. Wa'sh. Robert Whlteway, mid Dumey Wrlsht. All of these men did excel- lent won: but Mr. wright. realized the importance of a new building

LADIES URANGE

MES. LOUISE BONNELL

Provincial Gr-and Mistrua L.0.ll.A. of Prince Edward Island

MRS. JAMES A. McIN’l'YRE Rldgedale, Sui. Grand Secretary,

MRS. W. A. LITTLE Grand Treasurer, Toronto, Ont.’

NIBS. L. ROE

Past Grand Misti-on Toronto, Out.

and save generously or time means in order to en'hu5e the en. “'9 meinbeﬂhlp Ind province that the time had arrived to yet gregtey achievement and his faithful of- ;:m Weigdctmlrned with abundant 00058 e present magniﬁ- cent building is a. lasting monu. ment to his zeal and fidelity. He W98 I-Cwmpanicd all through the bulldlnir campaign by the Rev. .1. 0. Ml-11111. I mm who sacrificed I lucrative salary as a Pinko;-ton do. tootivo to enter the christian Min. ism; endowed with nre mam... I'll! W011 H Rmemmﬂd over mg entire province gnu h. “V. 1“, full measure of devotion on the western wqr front until his burgh broke down. After returning to hi; native lltovinco and retiring train the rniniotry he was affectionately . by all classes and creed‘: -uh o'er the entire province. The rm Rev. Dr. Mcmnn. I man at outstanding acholorlhb Ind great ability and hi: faithful work laid the founda- tion for an ever en'orgi.nq work, It was felt at this time that the Institution should be incorporated and pulled over to the Protestant churches of tho province: to carry on. After Dr. Holman’: rctirvemerit, Principal L. 3. Miller. was the next Grand Master. and during his term of onion the ouptotcne Ill ﬁlmed nnd the work the churches of this

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nnd|"'

cured more than 825,000 for this work from various sources. While! we are the smallest Grand Lodge in ' Canada. we pass on to the other lodges this very imperfect record oi- the work of the past in the Gar- den of the Gulf. and may it be to your order and all other fraternal orders an immortal reminder of‘ Him Who taught the‘ world the true lessons of brotherhood and may they all realize that their Rie- deemer iiveth and show that frat- ernal mil-it to all-mankind.

In conclusion, we thank God for the great men sent out by thin 14- ; land Province in tho various wilt: of life. 4 lumen like the late Sir Iouia Davies. Chic! Justice of Can- Ido and the late Hon. Franklin Lune of ovirorniu; to stimuli leaders ouch u thrllon. Jacob’ Gould Bohuunnn. for 28 years President of Cornell University -and afterwards Minister from the Unit- ed state: to Germany: Sir Robert. Falconer recently retired Ag Prin- cipal of Toronto University; noble religious leaders like His Grace, the late Archbishop O'Brien and hisi

grace the present Archbishop Ko- Gulgu-A; preacher: like the late Rev. Dr. A. 3. Simpson, founder o: the ohriotlhn Mluianary Alliance of the world md Dr. shinny normal! of New York. Men who when deport- inrloft thnir footprint; in. the ruin: of than and thcu.wiulc.utin ii - u-nd‘cn¢'l1otlc'ar6“rnhkirt[ Ill

-!UNI»z2.1936

Cordial Greetings From LHis Met,‘/°ésty’s Representative

Promotion 4 Of Spirit Of Goodwill and Harmony

Emphasized In Extends Best Wishes For A Very

Successful Session OF The Grand Orange Lodge. '

I heartily extend Greetings of Goodwill and a very warm welcome to the Members of the Grand Orange Lodge of British America assenibled in Charlottetown for the One hundred and sixth Annual Session of the Grand Lodge.

My earnest hope is that in all your deliberations you will ' ek to promote the spirit of Good-will and of harmony that (Ht present prevails among the various religious bodies throiigliout this Province bound together as.we are with the btrong tie of affection and of loyalty to the Throne. and united in our eﬂorta in upholding the high standard of Ilritish ideals, British freedom and Britjsh justice and fair play. My sincere wish is that the existing happy rela- tions with one another may be preserved and strengthened with the passingof the years.

You have my best wishes for a very successful Session

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Message

GEO. D. I)el3L0lS Lieutenant Governor

of the Grand Lodge. GEORGE D. DeBLOIS. Lieutenant-Governor.

MRS. N. W. BEAVEN Ottawa. Ont.

or-ma Miatreu. 1.. o. n A. of British America.

MES. D. MI.cLEAN

Pact Grand Mlstnsu Cgaarlottetown. P. E. I.

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