ELTHAM.
i^i (F^MooagowN oo^spdrawr.) yjl^dße^St. John, JfipT, met on f Bro. Calvert'a to wislilro. J, H. Morgttf^ farewell»,who is leaving EJtham tndabbor W to start "business iv Kawera. Aboat f twenty brethren, inolading visitors from Stratford and other lodges, sac down to • spread that did great credit to the host WiihbSteSß^BrciritfnSßr.tJaiKHl. The table was. loaded with good fchiagi, and the guests • were fully' occupied' for about halfefttvho&f. >Tto^ea4s~l»»§*Mnioved the mH^proposed Iho first i tolst " The Qaeen'^pJflhe. Graft," which' wks heartily drank ; ' afterWbioh the National 'Aiffifta was sung, Bro.,,,Wftrren, from Lodge Stratford, kindly offiqiatipg at the punoi Bro. Ofaambers, th,en sang ,!•]§ Oellif Cool." Dfppensing with wme of *4h# usual' toasts the Vf.M.,- 'itf li^eW will chosen wdrds, 'proposed the toael of the J evening, •• Oar Gaest." He al!ad«d to the excellent and fahhfal Jwoikiiaone oi at. John's-. Lodge, and, exnrJßMed nis : Borrow, s Jthat ,so good- § man and.. Mason .Jas ,Bro Mor^m" should hive Xo go ffqtn aniprigsVtwT^liicloaA was dtunfcwitfa iinthaftafnflnitlißßomV henort. Bro W. W; '-Smith ibWiint'a new ■ version of • My Kh foUei". mhbjk "wm much appreciated. Bro MorganMpnjHM to his, toast-in a i very, U9Un M^MS* «« ihanked . the brethren, for .,!&»„ jmo^L wishes. The toasts, UOqr rvuiSil 1 "Oar host and hostess,* I " Witt Wotti and respondsd to, iotersperseji wiil^ji . Masonic recitation by Brb W»rfß« and songs from Bros Whiting, Sell, ifor* an, ' Smart, Smith, ~*nd Chambersvr Ailer tb* tyler'e totßt was drank, the 'guests all joined in singing; ••'Aulil Lana JSmt," '• which brought^ to a close pCTi&bs^^^ enjoyable evenings spent in Eltbifii. ' **
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2419, 5 May 1893, Page 2
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252ELTHAM. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2419, 5 May 1893, Page 2
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