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 Compliments. 
 
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 (ptouince of TX7ee^ ^or^er^tte. 
 
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 ^ Rt. Wor. Bro., The Rt. Hon. LoRD Allerton, ^ 
 
 (prep. <E>tranb dffiaeUv. 
 
 Wor. Bro. Richard Wilson, Past Grand Deacon of Eng. 
 
eremoniaf 
 
 To be observed al the 
 
 Conetctadon 
 
 of FAIRFAX LODGE, No. 3255, 
 on the T^oll of the Qrand Lodge of 
 England, and 
 
 3n0^a0fafion 
 
 of the IVorshipful faster 'Designate, 
 Sro. 'CMOS. M. WOODHEAD, 
 "P.M. 2669, 'P.'Prov.G.W. - - 
 on Wednesday, October 16th, 1907, 
 at 'Che Masonic Hall, T^aipson Square, 
 Bradford. - - 
 
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W. Bro. Thos. M. Woodhead, (P.M. 2669) P.P.G.W. 
 
 Bro. Benj. Shaw (Secretaiy 2669). 
 
 Bro. Arthur Worrall. M.B., Ch.B. (Sec. 1 108). 
 
 Bro. Hermann Hall (1 108). 
 
 W. Bro. F. R. SCATCHERD (P.M. 1018). 
 
 Bro. Jonathan Peate, J. P. (304). 
 
 W. Bro. C. V. Woodcock (P.M. 1648). 
 
 Bro. L. A. Edmonds (265). 
 
 Bro. John Shuttleworth (265). 
 
 Bro. The Rev. J. F. HowsoN. M.A. (2386). 
 
 W. Bro. A. H. Sellers (P.M. 1773). 
 
 Bro. Harry Heymann (2554). 
 
 W. Bro. Chas. Hodgson (P.M. 1545). 
 
 Bro. James Hartley (387). 
 
 Bro. Benj. Lee (1648). 
 
 Bro. William Stringer (2669). 
 
pe €etemong of 
 
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 Comtctaiion 
 
 v>ill be performed, and the Worshipful 
 ^M^aster Tiesignate - 
 
 b\) the Deputy Provincial Grand Master 
 'Past Qrand Deacon of England, ^j^ 
 
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(programme of (proceebtnge. 
 
 The Brethren (other than Officers of Grand and Prov. Grand 
 Lodge) will assemble in the Lodge Room at 2-45. 
 
 The Wor. Deputy Prov. Grand Master and Officers of 
 Grand and Prov. Grand Lodge will enter the Lodge at 3 o'clock, 
 the Brethren singing the follov^ng Hymn : — 
 
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 Hail, Eternal ! by whose aid May our work, begun in Thee, 
 
 All created things were made— Ever bless'd with order be ; 
 
 Heaven and earth Thy vast design ; And may we. when labours cease. 
 
 Hear us. Architect Divine. dim. Part in harmony and peace. 
 
 By Thy Glorious Majesty, 
 
 By the trust we place in Thee, 
 
 By the badge and mystic sign, 
 
 Hear us. Architect Divine. So mote it be. 
 
Eobge 
 
 will be 
 
 Opened in tU ^^ut degrees 
 
 by 
 
 W. Bro. Richard Wilson, Deputy Prov. Grand 
 
 Master. P.G.D. of Eng. - - as W.M. 
 
 assisted by 
 
 W. Bro. Fredk. Wm. Bentley, Prov.S.G.W. - as S.W. 
 
 W. Bro. Wm. Hy. Kincswell (Mayor of Wakefield) 
 
 Prov.J.G.W. - - - asJ.W. 
 
 Bro. the Rev. C. H. King, A.K.C., Prov.G.Chap. - as Chap. 
 
 W. Bro. Major H. G. E. Green, P.G.S.B. of Eng., 
 
 Prov.G.Sec. - - - as Sec. 
 
 W. Bro. Thos. D. Ruddock, M.A., Prov.G.Reg. as Reg. 
 
 W. Bro. Bernard Nathan, Prov.S.G.D. - as S.D. 
 
 W. Bro. John Wm. Bu^ND, Prov.S.GD. - - as J.D. 
 
 W. Bro. Arthur Hartley, Prov.QSupt. of Wks. as Supt.ofWb. 
 
 W. Bro. Tom Twivy, P.P.G.D. of C. - - as D. of C. 
 
 W. Bro. Wesley Petty, Prov.J.G.D. - - as I.G. 
 
 Bro. Oswald Hudson, Prov.G.Org. - - as Org. 
 
 Bro. John Hill - - - - as O.G. 
 
 Salutations to The W.D.P.G.M. 
 Salutations to Officers of Grand Lodge. 
 Salutations to Officers of Prov. Grand Lodge. 
 
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 1 . — ^The Deputy Prov. Grand Master as Consecrating Officer 
 will address the Brethren on the motive of the Meeting. 
 
 2. — The Prov. G. Chaplain will give the Prayer. 
 
 So mote it be. 
 
 And read from 2nd Chronicles, chapter iii, verses I, 2, 14, 15, 
 16 and 17. 
 
 3. — The Prov. Grand Secretary will address the Consecrating 
 Officer and ask him to Consecrate the Lodge. 
 
 4. — ^The Founders of the New Lodge will arrange themselves 
 on each side of the Lodge Board facing inwards, the Worshipful 
 Master and the Weirdens facing the East. 
 
 5. — The Consecrating Officer will call upon the Prov. Grand 
 Registrar to read the Charter or Warrant of Constitution. 
 
 The Warrant having been read, the Consecrating Officer will 
 ask the Founders if they approve of the Officers named in the 
 Warrant. 
 
 They will signify their eissent in Masonic form, and resume 
 their seats. 
 
 6. — The Consecrating Officer wall direct the Prov. Grand 
 Supt. of Works to examine the Appointments of the Lodge to 
 ascertain if all is correct, and to see that the Elements of Consecra- 
 tion, Corn, Wine, Oil and Salt are duly prepared and properly 
 placed. 
 
 The Prov. Grand Supt. of Works will report that all b correct. 
 
7. — The Consecrating Officer will call upon the Prov. Grand 
 Chaplain to deliver the 
 
 The Brethren will sing :- 
 
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 i. Behold, how good and joyful a | thing it | is : brethren, to | dwell to | gether . in | 
 unity ! 
 
 z. It is like the precious ointment upon the head, that ran down | unto . the | beard : 
 
 even unto Aaron's beard, and went down to the | skirts | of his | clothing. 
 3 Like as the | dew of | Hermon : which fell up- | on the | hill of | Sion. 
 4. For there the Lord | promised . his | blessing : and ! life for | ever- | more. 
 
 So mote it be. 
 
 8. — The Prov. Grand Chaplain will offer the Dedication 
 Prayer (first portion). 
 
 9. — The Consecrating Officer will repeat the Invocation, all 
 the Brethren present turning to the East. 
 
 ^<mc(u0 7. 
 
 " Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty ! Heaven and earth 
 are full of the Majesty of Thy Glory." 
 
 So mote it be. 
 
 1 0. — The Prov. Grand Chaplain will read from 2nd Chronicles, 
 chapter ii, verses 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14 and 15. 
 
 1 1 . — The Consecrating Officer will direct that the Lodge 
 Board be uncovered and place himself at the East end with his 
 Wardens, and the Prov. Grand Director of Ceremonies will hand 
 him the Consecrating Vessels. 
 
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1 2. — The Consecrating Officer will then Consecrate the Lodge. 
 The Brethren will sing the following verse : — 
 
 Tune — "Old Hundred." 
 
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 When once of old in Israel 
 
 Our early brethren wrought with toil, 
 Jehovah's blessings on them fell. 
 
 In show'rs of Com, and Wine, and Oil, 
 
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13. — The Prov. Grand Chaplain will read from Psalm 
 Ixvii, verse 16. 
 
 The Brethren will sing the following verse : — 
 
 Tune— "Old Hundred." 
 
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 When there, a shrine to Him alone 
 They built, with worship sin to foil, 
 
 On threshold and on corner stone, 
 They poured out Com, and Wine, and Oil. 
 
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'4.— The Prov. Grand Chaplain will read from Nehemiah, 
 chapter x, verse 39. 
 
 The Brethren will sing the following verse : — 
 
 Tune — "Old Hundred." 
 
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 And we have come, fraternal bands. 
 With joy, and pride, and prosperous spoil, 
 
 To honour Him by votive hands, 
 With streams of Com, and Wine, and Oil. 
 
 "Z^VC^ Circuit Oil sprinkled. 
 
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 15. — The Prov. Grand Chaplain wall read from Ejiodus, 
 chapter xxx, verses 25 and 26. 
 
16. — Before the Fourth Circuit the Founders will again 
 arrange themselves round the Lodge Board facing outwards. 
 
 The Brethren will sing the following verse : — 
 
 Tune— "Old Hundred." 
 
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 Now o'er our work this Salt we shower, 
 Emblem of Thy conservaut power, 
 And. may Thy presence, Lord, we pray, 
 Keep this our Temple from decay. 
 
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 1 7. — The Consecrating Officer vvill then Dedicate the Lodge. 
 
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18. — ^The Prov. Grand Chaplain will take the Censer round 
 the Lodge three times, halting in the East. 
 
 19. — ^The Prov. Grand Chaplain will read from Leviticus, 
 chapter ii, verse 13. 
 
 20. — The Prov. Grand Chaplain will offer the Dedication 
 Prayer (second portion). 
 
 So mote it be. 
 
 21. — ^The Prov. Grand Director of Ceremonies will arrange 
 the Founders in the West, the Worshipful Master and Wardens 
 designate in centre, all facing East. 
 
 22. — The Consecrating Officer will then Constitute the Lodge. 
 
 The Brethren will sing : — 
 
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 23. — ^The Prov. Grand Chaplain will give the Patriarchal 
 Benediction. 
 
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 Herbert G. E. Green, P.G.Swd.B. Eng., 
 
 Prov. G. Sec. 
 
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 Bto. THOS. tJJtr. WOODHEAD as Worshipful 
 faster, by the "Deputy "Prov. Grand toaster of 
 West Yorks., W. (Bro. %ICHARD WILSON. 
 P.<3.T).of&ng. 
 
 Procession and Salutation of W.M. 
 
 Proclamation in the E^t. 
 
 Presentation of the Working Tools of a M.M. 
 
 ZU Boige Cfoeeft in tU Z^ixb ©egree. 
 
 SECOND DEGREE. 
 
 Admit F.Cs. 
 
 Procession and Salutation of W.M. 
 
 Proclamation in the West. 
 
 Presentation of the Working Tools of a F.C.F.M. 
 
ZU Bob^t ttoetb in t^t Second 'Sftqtu, 
 
 FIRST DEGREE. 
 
 Admit E.As. 
 
 Procession and Salutation of W.M. 
 
 Proclamation in the South. 
 
 Presentation of the Working Tools of an E.A.F.M. 
 
 Presentation of Warrant, Book of Constitutions and 
 Provincial By-Laws. 
 
 j|n55e0^i^ure . . 
 
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 Bro. BENJ. SHAW as Senior Warden, and Bro. 
 JIRTHUR WORRALL as Junior Warden, by, 
 the 'Deputy Trov. Qrand Master of West Yorks., 
 W. Sro. ^RICHARD WILSON, P.Q.D.ofSng. 
 
 Election of Treasurer. 
 Election of Tyler. 
 
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of Officet0* 
 
 Acting I.P.M. - 
 Chaplain 
 Treasiirer 
 Secretary 
 Senior Deacon - 
 Junior Deacon - 
 Inner Guard 
 Outer Guard 
 Preceptor 
 Supt. of Works. 
 D. ofC. - 
 Organist - 
 Steward - 
 
 - W. Bro. C. V. Woodcock, P.M. 1648. 
 
 - Bro. The Rev. J. F. HowsoN, M.A. 
 
 - Bro. Jonathan Peate. 
 
 - Bro. Hermann T. Hall. 
 
 - Bro. L. A. Edmonds. 
 
 - Bro. John Shuttleworth. 
 
 - Bro. Harry Heymann. 
 
 - Bro. James Hartley. 
 
 - W. Bro. Chas. Hodgson, P.M. 1545. 
 
 - W. Bro. F. R. ScATCHERD. P.M. 1018. 
 
 - W. Bro. A. H. Sellers, P.M. 1773. 
 
 - Bro. Benj. Lee. 
 
 - Bro. William Stringer. 
 
<xnb to tU ^vtt^xtn 
 8^ tU ®^pufg (prop. <Bran6 (Wlaefeir. 
 
 Election of a Brother to represent the Lodge on the 
 Charity Committee of the Province. 
 

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" If I had not lifted up the stone, ye had not found the jewel." 
 
 —Hebr^ "Prtrverb. 
 
 (J)ifO))O0ifion0. 
 
 The following Gentlemen will be proposed for Initiation : — 
 
 Mr. John William Myers, M.D.. F.R.C.P., &c., &c., Aged 45, 
 Doctor of Medicine, " Hillside," Menston. Proposed by Bro. 
 Benj. Shaw, S.W. Seconded by Bro. Jonathan Peate, 
 Treeisurer. 
 
 Mr. John William Hyslop, M.B., CM., Aged 38, Surgeon, 
 Rokeby, Menston. Proposed by Bro. Arthur Worrall, 
 J.W. Seconded by Bro. Harry Heymann, I.G. 
 
 Mr. Isaac Moon, Aged 62, Woollen Manufacturer, Crookland, 
 Guiseley. Proposed by Bro. Jonathan Peate. Seconded 
 by Bro. the Rev. J. F. HowsON, M.A., Chaplain. 
 
 Mr. Harry Herbert Hall, Aged 45, Dyer, Westfield, YeadMi. 
 Proposed by Bro. Jonathan Peate, Treasurer. Seconded 
 by Bro. Hermann T. Hall, Secretary. 
 
 Mr. Thomas Gray Greig, Aged 44, Yarn Agent, St. Fillans, 
 Menston. Proposed by Bro. Harry Heymann, I.G. 
 Seconded by W. Bro. Thos. M. Woodhead, P.M. 2669, 
 P.P.G.W., Worshipful Master. 
 
 Mr. John Harry Ives, Aged 39, Woollen Manufacturer, Laurel 
 Bank, Guiseley. Proposed by Bro. Jonathan Peate, 
 Treasurer. Seconded by Bro. Benj. Shaw, S.W. 
 
ZU iSodge wiff fie tto^tb. 
 
 Concluding Hymn. 
 
 During the singing of the last verse the Officers of Grand and 
 Prov. Grand Lodge will retire. 
 
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 Now the evening shadows closing-, 
 Warn from toil to peaceful rest ; 
 
 Mystic arts and rites reposing 
 Sacred in each faithful breast. 
 
 God of I^ight ! whose love unceasing, 
 Doth to all Thy works extend, 
 
 Crown our Order with Thy blessing ; 
 Build, sustain us to the end. 
 
 Humbly now we bow before Thee, 
 Grateful for Thine aid Divine : 
 
 Everlasting power and glory, 
 Mighty Architect ! be Thine. 
 
 ^0 mote it 6c. 
 

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 'estival of Sainte John 
 ])€ Evangelist. . . . 
 
 
 Jlfter ye Coneectrafton of ye 
 FAIRFAX LODGE, 3\Cp. 3255; 
 
 ye JnefaffaftOtt of :?i>P:P^%PiP^%K?i: 
 Bro. 'UHOS. M. WOODHEAT>, 
 as faster, and j;e Jrxvcetltuvi^ of ye 
 WARDENS and OFFICERS, on 
 Wednesdaye, ye Sixteenth daye of 
 October, Jlnno T)omini mdccccvii, at ye 
 Masonic Hall, over against ye T^awson 
 Square, in ye Cittie of Bradford. ^ 
 
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"Human happiness consists in having: what you want and 
 wanting: what you have."— /ojft, 'BUlings, 
 
 %^ QBiffe of g« fare. 
 
 Ye Bille of ye Fare U draume in playne Englyshe without any cloake of French 
 or other Foreygne tongue, for ye fobere comforle of ye Brethrenne, and that ye may 
 know what ye are asl^ed to accept. 
 
 YE SOUPE. 
 
 ^oupe m&li from ge V^uvtit (ro^ic^ ie a mocfterte). 
 ^oupe compounbeb from ^e V^a^its of (Dxtn. 
 
 FYSHE. 
 
 <E fine ^urfiot wt^^ ^auce compounded from ^e Boiettv. 
 ^otiff from w^ie^ ^e 6onee $(i«e Been carefuffte wii^irawne. 
 
 yg COURSE BEFORE Y^ tKEXT. 
 
 Opafere made into i^ttit p^ee, 
 
 Utine^e etewn after t^etr uee anb mannere. 
 
 ^ome ))ortton0 of £amB ^cfeppeb £utfete. 
 
 ' Labour shall refresh itself."— Henry V. 
 
"There is full liberty of feasting until the bell 
 have toU'd • • • • • "— Othello. 
 
 ^^ (gim of f fare-confinuei. 
 
 FLESHE. 
 
 %t (Jlo«6<e (geefe of ©f6 Sngfanie. 
 
 ^eine (gojf e^ (jn.u«one, tongue of je 0;t, anb ^auce of Capere 
 
 il 5t{fei of (Peaf mabe 3ot<e anb taette anb a C^eeft of 
 
 je (^oftre compounbeb into pe 5^*^''f*'^ C(Jaj>. 
 
 '9e ilnttente l^am of 'Sorfiagire. 
 
 ^ome ^urSe^ voaateb anb f^Sew^ee eome Bo^feb. 
 
 »«*««*«•«* 
 
 Jl (pubb^nje ();ve|>areb aftet ge ueuaf manner MCf^tcAit 
 
 to pe 5o"«^*'^<' of y>i -^OAv^A^ Bobge anb 
 
 tfieir (Ptetting (gref^ren. 
 
 ^ome Jlt)))Pe anb (£>facft6err^ ^art. 
 
 ^ome 3*f% cotttpounbeb from pe ;§'oof of je Caff. 
 
 Creme ^apoureb n»it0 (JlaBpfierriee. 
 
 •ge eam* n»t(6 (Pantffa. 
 
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 " Lo, as at English feasts, 
 The daintiest last to make the end most sweet."— ^cA^rij //. 
 

' Beseech you Sirs, be memt."—Ttmfits/. 
 
 ^^ (gi£U of f faxt-contimtb. 
 
 Y^ FTjVITE, &c. 
 
 ^e (Brapee of \vitve ^ues from ^e fa^moue Btne^dv^e 
 
 of ^omBav^^e. 
 
 Q7tnedppfe0, (peav0, <R);pfe0, Q^ananae. 
 
 ^Sete JRfmon)0. 
 
 (^aietne of QUuecafef. 
 
 ^ifBetrte from je famoue Counfte of 'Kent. 
 
 ttc, etc. 
 
 "^e fapmoue t^tst from C^ee^ire. 
 "Pe 0ame of (Bor3on5ofa, 
 
 tiStvit, (giutter anb (^tecuiie. 
 
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 'And we beseech you, bend yon to remain 
 Here, in the cheer and comfort of our eye."— Hamlet. 
 
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 Oj^ijb 'vS'fo *yS'fn ^jSXv ^)S^ 'Vw'Co vS^ ^Js^ *y2[C" vA^ 
 
 "This to confirm your welcome 
 And to you all, good health ! —Henry V. 
 
7//'^^ (7/-' ^/V //V 
 
 

 "Never was Monarch better feared and loved 
 Than is your Majesty : there's not, I think, a subject, 
 That sits in heart grief and uneasiness 
 Under the sweet sliade of your government."— Henry V. 
 
 OAST. 
 
 gi0 (jftliXjtBt^ iU %mo^. 
 
 tbiiJiihiliillilUlliliilLjkiilniubiKiiiiiiiw.diKniiit iiuiMiiiinliiii 
 
 "Proposed by the W.M. 
 [Bro. 'C. c^. Woodhead. 
 
 Masonic National Anthem. 
 Solo W. Sro. C. W. O. Smith, P.P.G.T>. 
 
 God save ODf gracious King, Long live our noble King, 
 
 God save the King, 
 Send him victorious happy and glorious. Long to reign over us, 
 
 God save the King. 
 
 Hail, mystic Light Divine, May'st Thou ne'er cease to shine. 
 
 Over this land ; 
 Wisdom in Thee we find. Beauty and strength combined, Masons 
 are ever joined 
 
 In heart and hand. 
 
 Come then ye sons of Light, In joyous strains unite, 
 
 God save the King, 
 Long may King Edward reign. King of the azure main. Masons 
 resound the strain, 
 
 God save the King. 
 
 "Tell the King I love him." "Our noblest Brother." 
 
 — GuinCDere* — Gareih And Lunette, 
 
"Sacred and sweet was all I saw in her. "—Timing of the Shrew, 
 
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 %tx (TUa/eefg t%t Queen, %%t\x 
 Q^o^af ^ig^neeaee i%z (prince 
 an5 (princeee of (^afee, and t^e 
 ofger (rnetn6e»:0 of t%t (Bopaf 
 ifamifp. 
 
 VToposed b\) the W.M. 
 
 National Song. 
 
 " God bless the Prince of Wales." 
 Solo W.Bro. C. W. O. Smith, P.P.G.T). 
 
 Among our ancient mountains, 
 
 And from our lovely vales, 
 Oh ! let the prayer re-echo, 
 
 " God bless the Prince of Wales ! " 
 With heart and voice awaken 
 
 Those minstrel strains of yore. 
 Till Britain's name and glory 
 
 Resound from shore to shore. 
 
 Among our ancient mountains, 
 
 And from our lovely vales. 
 Oh I let the prayer re-echo, 
 
 " God bless the Prince of Wales." 
 
 "The immortal heir of England." "The hope and expectation 
 of the time." "It is the Prince of Wales, "—Wenry 77. 
 

"The most important post to fill. "— 
 
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 Connaug^^ ani ^tvat^tatn, ^.(B., 
 dc„ QUo0f (^ore^ipfuf <5ran6 
 (rUaefer of (^U <Bngfan6; e§e 
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 (JOore^tpfuf ©epu^g <E»ran6 .5» 
 (THaeter; an6 f^e net of <Bfan5 
 Officete, pteeent ana ipaet 
 
 Proposed b^ the Rt. Hon. the Lord 
 J^ayor of Bradford, W. ^ro. 
 J. A. GodmnJ.P.. T.T.g.W. 
 
 Tlesponse h\) W. Bro. 
 
 W. P. Tiaynor, P.G.D.of&ng. 
 
 "A glorious company, tlie flower of mta."— Guinevere, 
 
"A man of good repute, carriage, bearing, and estimation." 
 
 —Love's Labour Lost. 
 
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 (prot>. (Brand (Wlaefer of (^^at 
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 "Proposed by IV. Bro. 
 
 Wm. C. Lupton. P.CD.ofdng. 
 
 ZU (^or. Q^ro. (gic^ati ^tfoon, 
 3.(P.. ®epuf^ (prop. (Brand 
 (rriaefer of (JEJ^ef ^orfte., and fge 
 reef of f^e (prot>. (Brand Officer© 
 pv^etnt and ^^aef. 
 
 "Proposed by W. Sro. 
 
 6. Fox-Thomas, "P.S.S.Sng. 
 
 fiesponse by W. Bro. 
 
 F. W. Sentley, Proo.S.G.W. 
 
 " All men, true and leal."— HerHn and Vivien. 
 

 
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" The highest virtue, mother of them aB."— 3%e Holy Grail. 
 
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 Proposed by W. ^ro. 
 
 W. F. Smithson, P.Q.D.of6ng. 
 
 Recitatioii 
 
 (Bro. liobt 'Dempster. 
 
 Response ly W. Bro. Cbas. Stokes, 
 P. P. Q. ©., Chairman Charity 
 Committee. 
 
 Song ... "A Lift on the Way" 
 
 W. Bro. f. Paget Priestley, 'P.'P.Q.O. 
 
 " No oae ever impoverished liimself by ainagMng."— Italian VKverb, 
 
'Whate'er he did was done with so much eaie, 
 
 In him alone 'twas natural to please."— £ryi/en. 
 
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 tU Coneecratin^ and "^ixtitoAtinc^ 
 Officer @E). (giro, (gic^ard (JOifeon, 
 ©epufj (prop. <5tran5 (Wlaafer. 
 
 "Proposed b\) Bra. Jonathan Peaie, 
 "Ureasurer. 
 
 Violin Solo 
 
 Sro. Whitby Spartan, S.D. 2669. 
 
 I^esponse b]) "Uhe Worshipful 
 Deputy. 
 
 Song ... ... "Tally Ho!" ... ... Miles 
 
 ^To. H. liichard. 
 
 " Crammed with excellencies."— rwel/yA S^lgM. 
 
' Our Guests you are honoured now even to the uttermost." 
 
 —Tht Golden Supper. 
 
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 OAST. 
 
 'Proposed by Sro. the T^ev. /. F. 
 Howson, M.A., Chaplain. 
 
 Song ... ... "Annabelle Lee" ... Henry Leslie 
 
 Sro. Wm. Firth. 
 
 lifisponse b^ 'Uisiting brethren. 
 
 Song ... ... "John James" ... 
 
 W. :Bto. John Hodgson, P.M. 2669. 
 
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 You're welcome my guests ; that noble grentleman that is not 
 truly merry is not my friend."— Jfenry V. 
 
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 Proposed by the Deputy Prov. Grand 
 Master, W. Bra. Richard Wilson, 
 'P.G.D.ofdng. 
 
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 Hail, Worthy Master, hail! With heart and voice we pledge thee ; May 
 
 Smoetkly, 
 
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 peace and or -der crown 
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 thy year. And may we dwell in bar - mo-ny be- 
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 Hail, Wor-thy Mas - ter. 
 
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 Song 
 
 "I'm a Roamer " 
 :Bto. H. 'Richard. 
 
 Mendelssohn 
 
 Tlesponse ii) the W.M. 
 
 Violin Solo 
 
 ^ro. Whitby tACorton, S.D. 2669. 
 
'A body joarneying onward."— 77ie Lover's Tate. 
 
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 OAST. 
 
 ZU ^<iwx^^tB of S*wfax Boige. 
 
 'Proposed by W. 3ro. 
 
 Thomas Norfolk, P.P.G.D.ofC. 
 
 Song ... ... "The Echo" ... ... Somerset 
 
 Sro. Wm. Firth. 
 
 Song 
 
 %esponse by W. Sro. C. V. 
 Woodcock, P.M. 1648, Acting 
 I. 'P.M., and Sro. ^enj. Sbav, 
 Sec. 2669, S.IV. 
 
 W. (Bto. John Hodgson, P.M. 2669. 
 
 ' Happy be the issue of this good day, and of this 
 gracious meeting."— Henrv V. 
 
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"That faithful servant of whom we spoke about."— TTie Golden Sapper. 
 
 Piano Solo ... "Home Sweet Home" ... Thalberg 
 
 W. Sro. J. 'Paget 'Priestley, P.P.Q.O. 
 
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 OAST. 
 
 Proposed by Bro. James Hartley, O.Q. 
 
 ' I know not where, but whereso'er 
 I wish him well." 
 
 " Give to the Poor, 
 Ye give to God. He is with us in the Poor.' 
 
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 " Faith I may we put up our pipes and begone. —Romeo and Juliet 
 
"Uhe Fairfax Lodge has been 
 founded to meet the requirements of 
 the Craft, in the district of Guiseley, 
 Yeadon, ^M^enston, and l^awdon, and 
 will hold its meetings in the Town Hall, 
 Quiseley, until its permanent premises 
 are read}) for occupation. 
 
Thos. M. Woodhead, 
 
 'Pearl" Artistic Stationery Works, 
 
 Bradford. 
 
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