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\ _ LODGE PRINCE EDWARD, NO. 219, SONS OF ENGLAND, FOR HID,
CAREER OE LODGE PRINCE EDWARD,S.0.E.
The History of the Lodge Eroni its Inception and the Staff oi Officers for-
1899-1900-lts Present Membership is 60.
T038! i8 St. Georges Day. ‘i ` Secreta.ry-E. H. Duchemin. K
D55!!! U19 Past few months Canada has _ _Chaplain-Frank M. Duchemin.
been liberally praised for the noble part
0.
i First Guide-D.Fraser.
- she has phi ed in the defence of he ” . G Second do-R.M.Joliiison.
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§‘ ion. It has been claimed in the p:i~t
‘ Nation has shown such genius for
that no, ‘onizatlon as has Britain. It
the arts of con Ships. coinniiinded by
was hy Bl'iis`iii`_s. the St. Geoi‘ge`s
Britaiii-`s :neu 'uesith ‘da was tirst
Cross of England glint Can.,
mrlonizodg "er
 bfis been and is being es-_ J "li ii
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patriotic liecause in the hour o i?_i_i__i
Nations need she offered 8>S\SY¢U\°¢
mourned over defeat.
The pride of Canada. which covers thi?
larger and perhaps the most healthiul
-part of this continent., is that to-day _ she
leads the loyal alliance of colonist nations,
which have branched out from the sturflf
oak.A writer has said thatfhere in Canada
old English stock finds i \8@l'°“5 @f"°l"_th
md joins with Canadians of langlisli
lineage."
roi- these purposcstlie Son§o!_En§l=\i:l ;3-Sttifus :iii-rifftic lesson 1_9 those safer-_
Bgn ‘ ""fl‘ ~~ : i .' 
_  gl;;{‘e’§';;l_e;!0:;_ Bib ‘if ~ i nuiiai:es_‘\ii_:_..»_i_se distorted i'isi_i_:_\n'h_a$ l>e_i3153' __
Q __ Tfoundland to f_u_nu0é1:____;1§_ ed them into seeing something _uf jkstiéei
\ Dolnmbln.
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‘-=_.Sxrrinfv_i{j;_{ from the pa.-ent. S`iijir<;r{1~§,»;-;~i'iLten t>yMr; Enid _lnivé ittleisirai ii coo'
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'ward contributed her qu0U=\ Of mf” ‘.8
render service for tht! Q\1@9U~ TW’ milf”-.
then: tendered their services and were tic~`_
,cept-ed, These were Mr. Ili Eli-GN IW*
'thclnie Roland Dennis Taylor who laid
'down his nie in the onlie of Pinirdeburg, i
-in nie- Bo¢r‘ei..iiin. rr.0.=e§f+i.<i_niiee i-earl i
the interesting leti:_er_s in THE Gr1i'mD`i.t§i'_
oomfn of the .<.~.t-:sow oithosg who os- ..
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Third do--A. E. Sabine.
Inside Guard - VV. C. \Vhit.loek. J
(Qgtside Guard--Jas A. Puncher.
Frames { R' S' l‘.§ll?.‘;3'...
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Aws"m`r$ i Q/', fz3,;mi§ro\\'sc.
Lgidgg §urg'eo:_i-vii. B, Shaw, M.D.
fo foyer; men as wfelfi _:|15 to tl.e ofiicers
.,g 1900 iq doe in agreno r~Heasure the
l iii I   'f.i.°i>`.'i-iood
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. . d ,,..  an vfftefffi if Bugs- Pf'“°°
in the dill' Of "\°t°l'Y She ’°°~l°l°e a 'I' - iiiiivaril. ` "
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j The ofiicers for lflll ;irc'._
Piosiiiént --  H. i=.`Gi1i._
Pet P~==i<i@'ni~-P.1.>~. www-.
Vi” 1’-f@Si‘lt=¥i*=~\\f. I+. Borehssi.
Tisosnrsrf-‘sr-r Inn- writes.
E;-oimtory  l-i. Bw-» 1
I-`L‘ n ¢ ua Jjlllln.
_ ..apliiiii-- W. N. Taunton.
First Guide-Frank M. Duchemin.
Second do.~W. B. Prowse.
Tliiril ‘ici-Earnest Hitt.
Fourtli do.--Jas. A. Paiiicher.
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O. Guard-~ Szibiiie.
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x-iistee ,.,,_.__.,_._._
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. Johnson.
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Auflitors Mitchell.
ellieient Grand 1100595 M9 lU¢1U\Sl“Z in; 'IIN iifinlitlit-izitioii for membcishlp isEng i
number mid in iHfl\1@Y1<l"2 @“‘l`3' 455* ills-h liiood with a loyal heart in a healthy I
'nie sons or England is repmented in
Charlottetoivn by two fiourlsliing lodges. '
body. Provision is also uiade for those
whom Pro\ idence ntiiicrs with disease in I
Eton, the senior lodge was orgaiiizcd *care is taken of tho “-5,-13-,V 3-,151 fothoz-.
some seven or eight years ago and has en~
less. During the existence of Lodge Prirc:
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G. F. Hutcheson.
Lodge Surgeon-R. B. Shaw. M. D.
Mr. F. I’,'_Newson, the first President o`
Lodge Prince E.lwiird, son of Mr. John
l\`e\vs;>n is well known as the obliging sales-
miin and accountzizit in the large furniturv
mnnufacfiiirinf; e -tublislimciit of hiS
.lUY¢d 8 5`@f“"Y Progfessi °1`edl°"~bl0 to “HY Edward fi. li`.r__*e iiniount has been paid in I father. Mr. _\'ew.son tzilics an atiife _‘\_y_d
fl'8f¢-P1131 s0°l€t."- inediciil benefits and physicians attend- i zezilous interest in the S0: S ‘;` in dm (1
“ ‘ ing and Optical }*`<tsliIi~lin~.'it of _.Ir C l1'I` Of VW I U 0 1" S; 3° Em
if Hofohobon Among the Gi. df is is Mr W B Prowse Giga" &_
The F1.-eg fmao 3_1- p F1-ooo, of the who was an Auditorduring 99 Mr Proissc pnsoner’ wha
Me<.h:inic.il_Dept. of the P. E. I. railu ay _ IS C0UH@C~Cd 51150 “ itll the kfllgllib Uf PJ' ‘oo 0,19 ofhg
is ii red hot Englishmen Mr. Fraser was y Ulla-I" and l>` il “`0l`k"T- way odioe I
elected 3 Trustee fgr  Mn Frager ig  LIT. EYl\CSi7 RlC€ lb iLl.\`O il. g`lll(l€ Rllil lb' \Vh0\vQ,§\n
also a Foyostoxg _ always found where duty calls him. Nelltly all like
M,-_ R_ M_ Johnson Guido, 1399 ood M,-_ The Inside Guard this ycrir is Mr. H. B. 0-*M5196 I HRW'
A_ S_ Johnson, ']_‘roS[oo_ '99, and Audigoo Mc-Kie. Although only young in the order and Imlmy wha'
lqfo, arg members of ghe “ren knovvn drug he Sl`lO\‘VS 8. kettll ll1iA?.I°€.Sii ill  \‘YO{‘k. was.?n
firm of Johnson 8: Johnson. They have MT- J- P- H00d Was 0119 05 the L'~"dS9°5 a an large
the advantage of the order at heart, and fll`Sf:A\1dii»01B'-  is _M*\“11Z9l` Of “fe ed mside mm ‘
are ever ready to assist any enterprise i_GUARDIA1\' and ‘ISSI-*led IU many “'33” ‘U Service W8!
. undertaken by Lodge Edward. IDU-king the 1053? ‘What it' is t0"la~Y- Ill 3 f
M1'_ A_ S_ Jghnggn is 3, ppgminent Odd G. F. HU[Cll€SOD the Of-l]€l‘ xxllflli.-0I` iS ll) bHt10|lB» 
Fellow, and Mr. R. M. Johnson is at pres- 0ddf€‘-ll0W- He lla-S 'H9011 filling b\lSl1\’~‘SS Lxmnv 466 W”
ent, “'_ M3iS§Qy of Que gf the  of _ (IS FL \'v'8tCil[I1fLk€l` Z`il'l(1je\V6l€l` OI] QUQPH  tu,l_ll`eh we um
Masons in the city. He is also connected _ f01` Some .V‘3=U`>` *md ill U19 Order as in lil* Smqe; 9ud
with the Foreoforg and 1{_ of P5-t.hioS_ ,` business he shows an increasing interest. through Lama `
Mr. A. E. Sabine. one of the Guides in _ H135 Dr- 5h=`~""' has I*1`0"€d lllluwlf ll may 500,) 1 gi 1, yi 9
1.9, oo.-1 0_ G_ in 1990, 15, oi-,voys wmiog to i worthy officer is slioii-ri in thc fact. that
;‘|_5~$i_\~,t, in any “ray in his, p0\','Q!°__ l l]€ DRS l)@€!1 I‘£"(“l€‘£Ti’€'~'l. Tl}0 DOCtOI` ll‘J\`€l‘ ` ""PU*
The I. G., Mr. \\`. ‘»`\`liitlocl:.i who is also 1089-* HH 0DD01`UlY‘-lib' 'L0 f’~'~l"i1Ui‘¢ U16 5011-* , ”_
an Oddfcllow of liigli degree, altliougli ai - Of Englilllil iillll in f-’\'i‘1` 0" U19 Hl0I`f I0 , Bemfev Q
vol-_V hord wo;-];iog om] Zgoloug mombor'watcho<'c1‘fliche;iltii of the iiieixiiic-rs. Be“lfe‘ L'ml“ent
0" the S. O. E. \'»'.=.$ irriivoiclalily :i`i_i.<ciit :it Lodge Pi“ii1cc l‘]dw;ii‘il at present time ' Bomml ` ‘I X ’Ly“UB‘%"
tlie sittiiig for this photograph, us waisl 11515 il 1i\‘-‘H1l>‘-‘1`Sl1ll> Uf sl-YU'-'f0l1l` llI`U1-\li11- Bemlel ` I immem
Bentley ~ is tlir Best
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.i.. '..:.i-.mzn. . . fi '_ ....‘..  _ E. Proivsc. A.  John.:on. J. A. Pxnf-.1cr. D. Fra'<ci',
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Secretary. Medical Sui;-;i»..:i. Auditor. Trustee. O. Girard. lst Liuide. 
1. C. `\’.’iieiir Frank M. Sucheiiiin,
'L rust cc Chaplain.
J. P. Hood.  A.  Mitchell, Fred P. Elewson. VV. F. H. Gill, lv. Il. Borehrim, R. M. Johnson,
Auditor. Vice-President.
A little over a. year ago the second lodge
'was formed under favorable circiimstair-
ees. Space will not permit of a detailed
statement of the two lodges, so for the
present the history of Lodge Prince Ed-
ward will be given.
Lodge Prince Edward was organized
on the §31st day of January,
“1&)3, by Mr. George \V. Wortliy who was
then District Deputy of the Order for thc
`_l*.rovince of Prince Edward Island. In
‘the work of organization Mr. \Vort-hy was
ably assisted by the members of Lodge
Eton. On the night of institution four-
teen gentlemen were present to be imitated
into the rites and ceremonies of the
order.
Almost every evening for the following
tenmonths candidates offered for initia-
tion until at the end of the year the mem-
bership was neaiiy trebled--37 members
being on thc roll on the 30th day of Dec.
l&l9.Nearly all societies experience a quiet
season but it was not the case with Lodge,
Prince Edward. The yprogréssi enjoyed
during the earlier days was not stayed
during the next quarter. In January,
February and March applications came
pouring in and the “goat” was a constant
requisite.
Much impetus was given the mem-
bers when it was learned that the
District Deputy,_Mr. A. W. E. Douse
would give a beautiful Union Jack to the
lodge initiating the largest number of ~
candidates before the Queen`s birthday
the %th of May.
At the end of the March quarter Lodge '
Prince Edward had initiated sixteen `
DOW members with ei ht more °"'
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ca.udidates_on the application role.
At the time of the breaking out of the
‘war in South _Af.rica., Lodge Prince Ed-
Presiilciit. Past President.
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iincc. Cash benefits have also been paid to,
nienihers. Xotwitlistaiirlmg the calls upon
the treasury a good surplus remains on
the credit side of the ledger. ,
Early in the year the lVliite Rose or
second degree wasformed and has enjoyed
the same Success accorded to the Rt-.il
Degree. The degree is fully equipped with 
everything up~to~date to be found in de-
gree work. l
seen in these columns were! '
Pre.»‘ident-Fred P. Newson.
i Treasurer-W. R. Boreham.
E.
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. ROLAND DENNIS T_i‘r"r;on.
Tre:-tsurer. 2nd Guide.
being especially active in his own lodge.
He is also a prominent Knight of Pythias,
being connected with the Empire Lodge
_of this city. Mr. Newson is of course Pai t
President for this year and is favorably
spoken of as Prince Edwards Candidate
for District Deputy.
Mr. W. H. F. Gill was elected Honorary
Past President for 1899 and proved such
progressive worker that he was sel-
The Qrst yeais giiiccr-5,wh0 are to bellected as President fOr 1930. Mr. Gif]
is a typical Englishmen and is one of the
staff of courteous and obliging Post Of-
Pisz Pi--s.<iaeni~\v.H. F. Gin. “nee officials of me city. He is also . e
Vice President-A. W, Mitchell, ‘prominent Mason and takes much interes
in society work. `
The Vice President for 1899 was Mr. A.W.
“ LMitchel1 the “ell known accouritan. of
Messrs. Prowse Bros. Mr. Mitchell has
done a great deal toward the advancement
of Lodge Prince E.lward,assisting in va.r~
ions ways in degree work and shows an
untiring interest in the- cause. Mr. Mit-
chell is also connect-:~.d with the I. O. O. F.
in subordinate Lodge and inflncampment
and is a. K. of P. hir. Mitchellis an Auditor
for 1930. “The man whocarriesthe purse,”
Mr. W. _B. Boreham, Treasurer, is well
known in Masonic and Oddfellows cimles.
He got so well into the good- graces of the
members that he was unanimously elect-
ed Vice President for 19(1). The election
was a good one, I-’Ir.Boreham is taking an
in tense interest in degree work. He is
employed with Mr. D. A. ' Bruce.
»Mr. H. Bruce Wright was the selection
of the lodge for first Secretary. Mr.
Wright took a. keen interest in his work
during his short stay in the city after the
organization of the lodge. It will be re-
membered that he removed with his fam-
A member of Lodge Prince E__w_'.rd l
killed in South Afric .i.
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ily to British Columbia, in the summer
of 1899. Upon Mr Wright’sresignation the
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W.B.Prowse, E. Rice, F.M.Dii h 'zz L. G. Wh r VV. N. Ta on, A. S. J0ii'°§6ii A W Mitchel] A
2nd Guide. frd Guide. lst (5?ui‘iirg.l ’ Trustgdj Chagltain. Auditor., Auditor E'
E. H. Duchemin W_ i1_ VV. H. F. Gill F. P. Newson R. B Sig'
o S¢<.>l`¢f2\I‘y. ’ V rgdeasident. Presideiit. Past Presideht. I1o<lg¢3¢°|*
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unanimous choice of tlR:‘!_odge`¢ras Mr.E.H ia1S° MY- Arthur Gil- ~ °a “-13 il'=lil!i'?f lil 97| Rv 9lil@°\l ‘MW
_i'Duchemin. 'That the cliltilee “Misa proper ‘Mid T1`WSW`¢¥' Hill year. _Hn Gates B 0.
_ fone was proved in one mawrfine he was _member <;_f_§_3_;11rt- M°\1ntSwahw°! 
unanimously re elected to e same office €9if¢l‘S an 9! GD 8'-MVB init!-Qi il! till
in 1900. Mr.Duchemin has th? qualification I 0l‘<l92‘5 50 Wllliall llé b€l0DE“'. _ livlght
of taking an active internet in aiiytliingl The O. G.,Mr. James Paiiélial' li aGuiie l
. . i _ ,
he undertakes and he ig, perhaps to ___ this term and is ti puncriiei ettondimt at
_bc credited with filly hal: the member- 211111169?-lII8`S» _ 
ship of _Lodge Prince Edward. Mr. L. G. \V=hi*!i`i 'of the we1l-knowii _"___ ‘
Mr. Ducheminq is nlso an enthusiastic `.\'i‘hol`e_sfile :ard retail establishment, of (Continued "_
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G. F. nutcliesoii; I). F.-ar 
Auditor. Trustee'
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Forester and a ._ir knight of the Royal `7_Mess.'§~.W\é\°KS 8: Co. is .i Ti iistee and held
- Eflf.`?if11Pl??§‘Ut.i ' ‘ i-haf ¥i?‘s4`tl0n since the institution of the
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- Ti.. ciiipiiinfs ii@.i.i.ii in. _pmt-...i ,_i,¢tse._ _ _ _ _ _ s§°"“8sm,§',f,°§
pro teiii lol* _ the   - _ Ph? Ullplain for this year is _Mn W. N. m__n___w6m“ my
. _ .. , _._ mo__t5;_:}-_dttlatér “QS  _  (oo _'l:iini0’i_ the watcrimciksr and Jeweler of Why therus ._
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OFFICERS Wag eiootod pi;-gg Goido 31.# l§)0(i_ 'ML memner of iongstandinguzid is an active was; andallr
_ - _  _.  . _ _ - . 'D iieni'n’-éni‘1i‘ii'~@<iii»itiewamhniak-.-W0.'ke1‘f0rt-he Order. He is al-S0 v~ mem- 0lll"¢S Came “P
Loman i‘»nr\'c;‘ Emi-.°.iii>, wi. -no, some or i;_\c.i..i>.D, i-on isp, . , “C ‘ 3?.  _   _ “., __ _ .__ _ _ _ _ -_ his ii
literary Treat-
i“S*. George--"'* 
gland Enicts -*Eiory Man 
Bay todo Itis lloty?
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'PATRIOTI
Who--_ _ _
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I _ GRAND
tiiiiiiiii_ii_i_i’iiiciiiiiii
Under the Direction of Brother Pro-
For the boys in Khaki at
the 'Opera House tonight.
Merrie Engtantl” 
The Sons of England -are
celebrating the day of the
Patron Saint of' Old -England.
Help 611 the Opera House by
your presence and assist "our
own Absent Minded Beggarsf’
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So said Nelson `! So say `we'!
A plesimt duty ii. is to listen
to the rattling Patriotic Chor-
uses. Watch the Wier'd Gypsey
Szene and iD'au'ce and see ood-
hear all ' the muscial and 'Liter-
ary Gems.
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ne of the Mass. _
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bration of
fn..-.1
March. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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,?.Pa,t.`m A'  ~ _ '
fa. un' i-ii$ius1f7~L<i niliiifefiiiid
Verse A _-tm h f C.)
_ _ Mr. WA. iii .alnsmonfnws
Verse a.po1t.»~o‘h:,fe P.mo io hmo
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is. Reeit.-inir _ ..... _  _ _~ ; ii-m Along
. Litiluiuisses’ Fiuii ie andilem Gil!
‘9. SWO”d Drill and H0181 Ftlnie
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ghorna 
Amy lloore, lin Stun
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fessor W, Harry Watts, in Cole- _
ill. liillllii Nl lltlllll ll ;'___'j____'~f_:"'
operon iiousis ~----
l1~ 5° f`1°¥S' Ode “Real whim and Blue" Ame
_ suits by nm. A. w._uie -ii ‘i. L U
'Ch'-WIIB l\.V member! dl ihe‘: goietv  s
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mn-. iv. H Wars This greed
M .in ii. M ~ _
Piiumimrf. F iiri'»i~ei the 0?” Bi
'Mi P Enid Nl- Lain f gh* W.
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*a `Pi.ei»‘ioa¢ siiiii _E"°i‘¥\?iH'i`ii>`%‘ii'-ries ;¢ * do'
. _ .‘Ji~s.'\`V.'B. Wann. CERT’ a*
vert. miss; l‘iizi¢'e|a“i_ii sind mai-'uf `Yin`xiié` ` ` Qinlioiffl
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I'-izhi Cavalry Overture by iiiii Snupo. _ i not likely
1. Solo and Chorug-5l"l"he°  3 '°f'°d 1
'Kuna
ur i..w.co¢k naciim, he
9- Gipsy Scene-Scene niranged 1:; lin B. ' mght' ~
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thoLadieeoftJle'BWOi1\ \&“
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lt! THE QUEEN. enough
WND. ,_
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