The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-25
VOLUME XxvIlI.-NUMBER 259.
NEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
LsylnE Of the Corner stone OF the New
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Laying Of the Corner SIoue Of In. New
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AouSnsyILLE, June q.
sPedll cOrrSPouIshss u The IuIslur,ssa.
A large crowd was present to-day at the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new Ma.
sonic Temple. The Clnrlngton Lodge
came on the Telegram, the Ma,amOru
and New MArtinsville Lodges came on the
Phaeion. Representatives Of tho Wheel.
Ing and Cameron Lodges came on the can,
A dinner had been prepared in the grove
opposite the postofFice, and all yisldnS;
brethren and their ladies pArtook Of the
repAst, and enjoyed = very pleasant hour.
Alter dinner a special communication
Of the Most worshipful Grand Lodge Of
westvirginia, was opened As follows, with
J. V. L. Rodgers, Of Bates Lodge, Nc. 80, as
Wonhipiul g. NJ. pro tenn W. NJ. Pan.
nell, Kensington Lodge, Ohio, as D. G,
II. pro ten; Jos Hall, Ohio Lodge, No. |,
S. g. W. pro tenn; ]. II. Brown, Ohio
Lodge, No. l., ]. g. W. pro tem.; James
W. White, Nelson Lodge, No. 20, Grand
Secretary pro tem.; W. II. ShOib, Nelson
Lodge, No. 80, Grand Treasurer pro tenn:
U. P. Masden, Oriental Lodge, No. Is,
Pennsylvania, G. @. pro tenn; r. II,
Cochran, Wheeling Lodge, No. 8, Grand
Orator pro tenn; A. Buchanan, Lebanon
Lodge, No, "a, Kentuckv,S. 6 D pro tenn;
D. L. Logan, NJ. U. Lodge, No. s, ]. G,
D. pro tenn: L. b, PurdY, ST. U. Lodge,
No. S, G. NJ. pro tem.; Michael Edwards,
Ohio Lodge No. !. G. F.; F. II. Crago,
". U. Lodge, No. s, W. L. Bridges, Bates
Lodge, No. 3S, Grand Stewards; F, II.
Blake, NJ. U. Lodge, No. s, G. T.
The Grand Lodge, with tho Subordi.
nate Lodges, then repaired to the site Of
the building ip proper order OF procea.
sion, where the corner stone was laid
With impressive ceremony.
The following Is list Of the articles Do.
posted therein:
Holy Bible.
Three yiAls-one Of corn, one OF wine
and one OF oil.
Proceedings Of the Grand Lodge of West
Bylaws Of Marshall U. Lodge, No. 80,
a. +. and A. NJ.
Copies Of The new Sa,t Gasdtr, RpOritr
and Commercial.
Scroll with name oiarchitect.
Scroll with names OF religious denomi-
nations Of Moundsyile.
Scroll with names Of secret societies Of
Monndsville.
Ordinances Of the town OF Moundsvills.
Copy Of invitation Of Marshall Union
Lodge 10 officials Of town and their &C.
eeptance OF same.
Names OF town officers.
Names Of officers and stockholders Of
Alsonic Hall Association.
Names OF officers and members Of
Ainhall Union Lodge, No. $, A. F. and
AN.
One gold ring
The oration Of Judge Cochran was Lhort
but very practical and pointed, ant. Il was
listened 10 with deep attention, by tbe
largo audience assembled Around tbe
foundation Of the building. A yery pleas.
ant time was enjoyed, although the eI.
ieme heat and dust initiated somewhat
aglinst the full enjoyment OF the occasion,
Inc work will new be pushed forward as
rapidly - possible and We hope ere win.
tef comes to have the pleasure Of meeting
10 our new hall, and also have 4 town
hll oi which we need not be ashamed.
Our public schools closed yesterday
evening a large crowd assembled At
night Al the commencement exercises. At
east 100 people we're crowded into the
llll while many were forced 10 leave.
The Alumni performance on the nre-
Tlous evening was well attended, The
,ehool will open again on the first day Of
September. \