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light of great candle burning lanterns.

In return for their co-operation in moving the Methodist Chapel from Crapaud, The Orangenen were given the gallery or upper section of the buildinc for their lodge room. A strict and binding agreee ment was sinned with the Church which cuaranteed

peaceful entry and full possession and ownership.

The Church demanded in turn that, should lodge night conflict with tins of prayer meeting below, all Oraneenent conduct their business without 'undue noiee' further; - that the lodge room 'never be used‘ for any gathering of a vein or frivolous nature'. Signing for the Church -- James Wrizht, Matthew Smith, William Beer, James Inman, William Sobey.

J. B. Trowsdsle, and Rick Nelson. For the Lodge --

Georee Villet, Ben Cameron, Colin MacPhail, James w. Villet, and John MacKinnon.

Che Oraneemen soon after erected a great flag staff, seventyetive feet in height in front of the building.

Crowning the staff was a weather vane of King Willian,

Prince Orange, who, with his red tunic and drawn

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