Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

L. Corse and Jacob II. Parker were add,s
to the roll of the lodge, and on October ,
John Goshorn, d. d. G. H., visited n.
lodge. At the annual election of Office
John r. Hall was elected w. NJ, and n.
officers elect were installed on Decsmbe,
Goth,
AN OLD MEMBER.
1851. F. Lodwick, Nicholas F. Pa,
dali, Boulder Biddle, Richard Porter
S. Delaplain were added to the roll :.
membership Of Ohio Lodge, and Bro. Lsv;.
S. Delaplain has continued up to the prs.
ent time, 1889, and is the oldest menb.,
in the lodge, and in years gone bye serys5
in many OF the offices to which he Va.
elected, faithfully; not many Masons !,
this section of this great country have bsss
member of the fraternity for 81 ye,r'
At the annual election VIM. Houston va.
elected W. NJ, and the officers elect ye,.
installed on st Johns eve December %
1s39.-Wm F. Clark, G. W. Sights
D. Robinson, o. Montcalfer, Samuel Win.
sor, Jas. Aud, F. K Beshore, Elijah D,v
Frederick Smith, Alexander I. Laidey
E. O. Hawkins, VIM. McGaughy unit,5
With the lodge during the year. On April
10th, at the request of the building CON.
mittee Of the new Court House, in tps
course of erection, that the Fraternity l,y
the corner stone with Masonic ceremo11
and which was done. The stone wa laid IN
due and ancient form, and an apprOpriss
address delivered byWor. Jas. W. Gle mer.
On June Oath st. John the Baptist's dsy
WIS celebrated by procession and an orr.
tion delivered in the Methodist Church
by Rev. Bro. Geo. S Holmes; at The
nual election w. II Houston was re-eleets,
w. NJ, and the ofliceTs-elec were instaUei
on December Goth.
1s4O-W. G. Scott, CT. Lampert .Tos.
Stsnigle, Shubsl Avery |. h Waggo,er
VIM. Coyle, A. Bennett, George X Bal.
man, Jacob Strobe, Jas II. Louderbsck
were enrolled during the year Ca O,to-
Der 81 the Lodge was assembled to nav
the last tribute of respec. to the memory
OF Wor Bro. Moses W. Chapline, who Wa,
buried on that day with Masonic honors
Bro. Chapline was the first Mason to ION
Ohio Lodge after lis organization in ISIS
which he did by demit from Belmon,
Lodge, No. leo, Ohio. w. H. Ho,s.en
was reelected w. NJ. at tire annual eler.
ton, and the officers elect were installed
on December IS.
IN 1871.
Among those who united with the lodys
this year were Ernest Wettenbrock Grey.
DRY Slcle aud Jacob Mssser. On Nav
% the lodge buried VIM. Ford of No. l5,
with Masonic honors. At the ANNA
election Jas. W. Clemens was elected W.
NJ, and on December % the officers we're
duly installed, after which the brethren
moved III procession to the Me thodist
church, when the officers were severally
invested with the Jewels OF their Office,
and an Grafton was delivered by Rev. Bro.
John Thomas Wheat.
1si2-On April 30 Samuel Clark va.
buried with Masonic honors. Anon,
those entered on the roll this year wer,
w. II. McCaughy, James G.. McCaughy.
Marx Graf, Rev. Robert Hall L0dg.ck
November VIM. Morgan Nelson, D. 3.
G. NJ, visited the lod e. At the eIecto,
for officers James w. Clemens was p
elected w. NJ, and the officers wa
regularly installed on December 26
1s43-JOhn Brinton. Rev. Samuel
Babcock, Rev. James L. Taylor, john
Haswell, John II. Hu.s were entered on
the roll for the year ST. Johns day
June "a, was celebrated by process.
and an Grafton by Rev. Bro. S. L Ba.ok
in tire NJ. E Church November 6-Su.
gan Nelson, d. D. G.. ~, visited "a.
Lodge; at the annual election W. H. Els
ton was again reelected w. NJ, ard ta.
officers elect installed on December %.
1s44-January % the Lodge buried
Nicholas +. Randell with Masonic honors
Among those enrolled during the year ar.
VIM. X. Newman. Leon Myer, Orlof
Zane, Geo. W. Graham, John List, j.
On May the Lodge was removed TO The
third story OF J. W. Robb's chair factory
on account of the Masonic Hall being sold
for debt. At the election of officers VIM.
p. Wilson was elected W. NJ, and the OF
GERS elect were installed December %.
To be continued HcH reek.