To us they have been ways of pleasantness, and paths of peace. Month after month, and year after year, for more than fifty years, we together have trodden our Masonic paths. Yet regret is sweetened and tempered by the happy thought, that our separation at most can be but short.

'And now farewell, my Brother, I trust a short farewell, after more than fifty years of intimate connection in business and pleasure, without one discordant word. Brother Charles Breck, almost overcome with emotions of sorrow, and loneliness, yet borne up with strong faith in God, and hope in Immortality, spoke as follows: At the grave in the cemetery at Milton, when the body was about to be consigned to the earth. Wadsworth, who at the time of his decease was the oldest member of that Lodge. M., May 31st, 1882, a committee of Union Lodge, of Dorchester, Mass., composed of five of its oldest members, attended the funeral services at the burial of their Venerable Brother Thomas T. 94.2.2 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1936įrom Liberal Freemason, Vol.94.2.1 FROM NEW ENGLAND CRAFTSMAN, 1935.94.1.2 FROM NEW ENGLAND CRAFTSMAN, 1933.94.1.1 FROM NEW ENGLAND CRAFTSMAN, 1921.88.1.2 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1918.88.1.1 FROM NEW ENGLAND CRAFTSMAN, 1917.71 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS 1816-1890.69 WILLIAMS, ROBERT WEBSTER, III 1917-2015.59.3 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1923.57.1.1 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1889.53 WHITING, WILLIAM FAIRFIELD 1864-1936.47.1.1 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1891.46.1.1 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1882.42 WHEELER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 1848-1905.33.1.1 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1903.29.1.2 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1934.

26.1.1 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1902.

4.1.1 FROM COUNCIL OF DELIBERATION, 1898.

4 WALBRIDGE, FREDERICK GRISWOLD 1828-1898.

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