At a meeting of the undersigned committee
of Lee Lodgee No. 6. A. 0. U. W ., held Jan. 8.
1885 the following resolutions on the death of
brother CoxBAD F. Mosan. were adopted:
WaumnAs, It has pleased the Supreme hsa.
ter Workman of the'Universe to remove from
our midst our late brother, CoNrAD F. Mosnz;
and
WassaAs, The intimate relation long held by
our deceased brother with the members of this
Lodge seeders it p that we should place
on record our ap c on of hls services as a
brother and his merits as a man therefore,
Re it resolved by Lee Lodge No. 6 A. 0. U.
W.. That bo hw with bumble submission to
the will of the Most High. but do not the lees
mourn for our brother who has been called
from his labor to east.
Resolved, That Ia S's death of brother Opp
RAD F. MoERn this Lodge loses a member who
was always aetiveand zealous in his work as a
Workman, prompt to advance the interests of
the order, devoted to its welfare and prosper.
ity; en honest, nprie'tt man. whose virtues en
deared him net only to his brother. of the or
der, but to all his fellow citisese.
Resolved, That these resolutions be entered
on the minutes of the Ledge, a D~y sect to the
bereaved widow of our deceased brotbe, with
whom we mingle our tears of sympathy and
ý aandand Ascension Democrat.
S. GOOPWIE, JR..
E. LANOIIECKEB.
F. P. SCHUI4EB,
Committee.
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