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Thirty-ninth Anniversary Meeting OF the
New England Society In this City.
This Society commemorated the landing Of the
Pilgrims in this country, at the Tabernacle, yester
day. The attendance was not so great as ON pre-
vious similar occasions, yet the building was re-
specially filled ere the proceedings closed AT the
hour appointed, one o'clock, the Hon. M. H.
Grinnell took the chair, and the exercises COM
menced by singing the following beautiful


HYMN. Tune" Old Hundred


Hail. Pilgrim Fathers Of our race.


With grateful hearts y our tolls we trace;
Again this Votive Day returns,


And finds US bending DER your urns


yehovahs prepared the rod;


The heather vanished at His nod;


lie gave His Vine a lasting root,


He loads its goodly boughs with fruit.


The hills are covered with its shade;


Its thousand shoots like cedars spread;


Its branches to the sea expand,


And reach TO broad Superiors strand.


Ofpeace and truth the gladsome ray


Smiles In our skies, and cheers the day;
And new Empires splendent wheels


Roll DER the top Of Western hills.


Hail Pilgrim Fathers OF our race


With grateful hearts your tolls we trace;


Oft as this Votive Day returns,


Wen pay due honors to your urns.