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pMasonic Funeral Honors rs-The Free. masons of Hartford, the first time for 2O years, turned out Tn body, on Fri. day the llth inst. and followed to thr grave one of their number, Lot Dean, Esq, who died suddenly in that City, on the preced. ing Tuesday. There were so of the breth- ren in the procession, dressed in black, and wearing white apron. white gloves, sprig Of evergreen on their breast, and crape on the lei! arm. The writer adds, the "officers wore jewels and one of the elder men car

 ried the Bible: The Masonic services at he grave were very solemn and imposing, ;,