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Presentation To Bro. Frederick C. Van Duzer.

Presentation to Bro . Frederick C . Van Duzer .

B RO . F . C . Van Du / . er , P . A . G . D . C , an American , was made a Mason in this country in the Canterbury Lodge , No . 16 33 , and he is now the Treasurer of that lodge , having been W . M . some years ago . He is also a founder of live or six other lodges , a number of chapters , has passed through the chair of a number , one being the Jubilee Masters' Lodge

( he was W . M . last year ) , and while visiting America frequently had never had the opportunity until recently of visiting an American lodge . He chose as the lodge to first visit , the Hudson River Lodge , No . 607 , holding under the jurisdiction of the State of New York . The lodge is held in

Newburgh , New York . He visited that lodge on a number of occasions , witnessing the different ceremonies worked , and the fact that the pleasure that he derived from these visits to a lodge in his native town was apparently shared by the brethren of that lodge in having him as their guest , as on

visiting America in September of this year they elected him an honorary member . This is a distinction accorded to but few , and there are only two honorary members of the lodge besides himself . The election of honorary members of lodges in America is not so freely made as in this country , but

is restricted to a few , and it is a much coveted honour . In some instances very handsome certificates of honorary membership are given , and Bro . Van Duzer was the recipient of a very handsome certificate , of which we give a reproduction .

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Presentation To Bro. Frederick C. Van Duzer.

Presentation to Bro . Frederick C . Van Duzer .

B RO . F . C . Van Du / . er , P . A . G . D . C , an American , was made a Mason in this country in the Canterbury Lodge , No . 16 33 , and he is now the Treasurer of that lodge , having been W . M . some years ago . He is also a founder of live or six other lodges , a number of chapters , has passed through the chair of a number , one being the Jubilee Masters' Lodge

( he was W . M . last year ) , and while visiting America frequently had never had the opportunity until recently of visiting an American lodge . He chose as the lodge to first visit , the Hudson River Lodge , No . 607 , holding under the jurisdiction of the State of New York . The lodge is held in

Newburgh , New York . He visited that lodge on a number of occasions , witnessing the different ceremonies worked , and the fact that the pleasure that he derived from these visits to a lodge in his native town was apparently shared by the brethren of that lodge in having him as their guest , as on

visiting America in September of this year they elected him an honorary member . This is a distinction accorded to but few , and there are only two honorary members of the lodge besides himself . The election of honorary members of lodges in America is not so freely made as in this country , but

is restricted to a few , and it is a much coveted honour . In some instances very handsome certificates of honorary membership are given , and Bro . Van Duzer was the recipient of a very handsome certificate , of which we give a reproduction .

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$* ¦ ¦ J " ^ ^ ^ &'\ ^ ' ^ 4 ' - ' HJflrshi < H «* t * s | ^ S LjOjjJT H "l £ j _^ ai l ' CUarfrnt ^ rethrew sanfr of Qotynro l ^ rr'nptyK unber thc \ urisbiciion of the <& xwi » Caftae &tatcsoi thc 0 tate of ^ wjfork of Jim erica . tefcj Oni thc ^in " ^^ J o all J 3 rce anb HT' ® C | ' jr * ccc P icb ; jC ? a . s , ' M OSfc ^ re ^ irZJTJO : M now vje thaf ^ ucT reeoqnxzxxxq thc ? crtl vnaxxxfesteo bt } "'; . JEKL * £$$$ /„ WHU mw * eti &sisfcmrOran$$fJ2FaDirector ' of € 5 evcmomc & of tho OnmD liofcge of ^ in all matters toubmg to thc 0 nglan elevation aixb welfare of our

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' cD @ fMt £ as well as thc clou ^ J ^ WtatetttaL ^ pitir & i ^ pl <_ vyci > by htm m hi _ _ ? intercourse with us , anb desiring to express our great appreciation of his worth - have elected turn cm JmwMv ( $ \ i 0 i of this our XJo & cfc . " ^ oWp'U ^ ' ^ commenb him to JreR | p thc fraternal 0 en-^ a * S *^ __ s & craticm of all ¦ vHmc J _? rc-z andJOcccptcb ( Havens throughout thc OiOB ^ crlv , and amj courtesies C-xtcnScD to hitvu will be a > fully appreciate a > if they Uafr been rcn-£ crc > u . \ ¦¦ - - / 7 . .. -. -,. < ¦ .: ^ estimonp © hereof , q [ m-Z tve have cau & eb the u f » « ^ M ^ sea l of our saxbjlob gc to be hereunto aftizccV . ^ s ituc ^^ ( 1 1 1 ) ^ hatiZ ^ of our # as ? f ^ tt ^ or ^ kipful ^ Bj a-ster anc » 3 _ I 3 art > cn £ cut & % aeon \ c % X $ all xtx ikx Clittj ot JT ^ cwhtmjh , f -X ( yts . niy ofOratiflC atib ~> iate of Fl * w * Vorl \ t this sixteenth bat £ *?? J ^ c-ptcmher , j . ltxtx . hi thc ifcar of jfuija & onrx } 5903 , y ¦ £ / ¦ - // ^ 70 *^ ^ W * 5 i » u _ c ? ccvc ta vti .

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