The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

Masonic tOIuzSsn
DEDlC ALTON.

Masonic Column.
DEDICATION.
Ga Thursday, March 9th, rew masonic
hall at Schuylerville, for the use of the
Schuylervillo \. Y. lodge and Home chap
ter, was dedicated. Among the masonic
dignitarics present were forty SIR knights
of Washington Commandcry Of Saratoga.
who acted as escort TO the grand lodge,
which, for the occasion, was composed oi
the following Deputy Grand Master N
Il. Baker, assisted by S. Il. Lawrence.
chairman Of the committee of arrangement
as deputy, ID. G. S. Warden S. Wells. y.
G. J, Warden W. II. Gorham, y G. Chap
lain Rev. G. Walker, d. G. Marshal =.
W. Bascom, and d. G.. Tyler D. Mcady.
The services were public and were nj
tended by large number of ladies' Mn.
sic was furnished during the services by the
Whltcombs. At the conclusion of The ccr-
emony Deputy Grand Master Baker, and
Sir Knight Lawrence then. in behalf Of the
ladies', presented TO the lodge and chapter
holy bible, square and compasses, after
which an address was delivered by NJ f.
John S. Perry of Troy. The members OF
the fraternity and guests then sat down to
bountiful spread at st. Nicholas hall, at-
ter which dancing was engaged in and con
tinued until morning.
GRAND LODGE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The following is the organization of the
Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons, of the Common.
wealth of Massachusetts, for the year 1874 ;
Grand Master, NJ w Serene Dwight
Nickerscn, Boston; Deputy Grand Master,
II w Percival Lowell EYcrett, Boston
Senior Grand Warden, II w William T
Grammer, Woburn; Junior Grand War
den, X W Charles r Reed, Worcester
Grand Treasurer, r w John Mcclellan,
Boston; Recording Grand Secretary, Il
W Chas II Titus, Boston; Corresponding
Grand Secretary, r. w George p Sanger
Cambridge; Grand Chaplains, w Rev Al.
ONO ii Quint, ID ID, New Bedford W
Rev Joshua Young, Fall River Grand Mar.
shall, w William II Ohessman, Boston,
Grand Lecturers, w L Dana Bancroft
Aver; W Cephant Brigham, Auburndale
W Charles NJ Avery, Chelsea. Crane
Organist, Bro Howard NJ Dow, Boston
Grand Tiler, Bro Benjamin F Noursc
Cambridge.
AN lMPosTOR.
We call the attention of all Masons to tho
following exposure of an impostor:
Str and Bro:-You will do a service tc
the fraternity in this city and elsewhere by
warning Masons against one Horace l..
Jones, who represents himself as Il mem.
Der of Orange Lodge, of Orange Mass,
and who has successfully defrauded lodges
IN Massachusetts and here by plausible
tale OF distress. A communication from
Orange Lodge, dated February 3d. informs
New York Lodge that he was found guilty
and expelled for similar false pretences
lie was recently assisted by New Yorl,
Lodge, where he told relief committee n
tearful story of how he "walked down from
New Haven adding the statement. thai
seems stereotyped with his class, that he
wanted to ''gct to Philadelphia, where he
had friends" The fellow varies his story.
probably, as occasion requires, and lie;
with fluent grace acquired by long prac
tice. Look out for this plausible podes
tria .
Fraternally yours, FRANK L. MORAN,
Sec. New fo,k Lodge, No $50.
MASONIC ELECTION
AT the annual communication Of Nortl
Star Lodge No. u at Richmond March 4th
the following officers were elected:
Ira w Saylcs ............................, NJ
VIM ID Hale. Observation-Disclosures. "
& bromley ...........,...................J "
4 A Andrews....,.....,......... Treasure
W III CHRISTIAN ......,.................Sec Secretary
Salmon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IL = bleason...,.....,.,....,... !
!. j Morse..,...,.....,...,..... c.,..i
u Jones. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W Bromley .,,...,,,.,...........Ma Marshal
rINANos COMMITTEE.
d. y. Murray, G.. W. Bromley, r. !
Morse,