Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

followed by q collation.. At the annual
election for officers, VIM. P. Wilson was
again elected W.. NJ, and the officers were
installed at the regular time. Bro. John
@. Hupp continues to be member Of
Ohio lodge and is now fourth on theIoll.
NEW MEMBERS IN 1858
IS. J. Siligmon, Frank Unruh, Henry
NJ. Dolby, Geo. T. Fey, Thos, J. Saund
ers, were enrolled during the year, arc
also VIM. H. Carothers, who is 5th on the
roll in 1889. On August Sd Anthony
Dunlevy was buried with Masonic cere
mony. At the election of officers Franz
W. Knox was elected W. III. and of1cerl
were installed in due form.
The lodge recommended the application
of the brethren of Ravenswood, Jackson
county, Virginia, for new lodge.
1654-0n February 22d the lodge moved
to the Washington Hall building and held
their first meeting in the third story of the
same this evening. Among those who en-
rolled for the year are VIM. @. France, d.
P. Martin, S O. Veunum, VIM. II. Dun
levy, Curtis P. Brown. who is now sixth
on the roll, T. NJ. McNeeley, VIM. T. Fey,
James Launder, Eli A. Cook, T. Camp
bell Sweeney, James W. Hawkins VIM
A. Turner, who is number seven on the
roll, John A. CLARK, John Murine, VIM.
L. McNeeley, who is at present number
eight on the roll, Albert p. Frspzell, who
is number nine on the roll, Jas. McCluDg
On July %, John Downey was buried
with Masonic ceremony. At the election
of officers F. W. Knox was reelected w
NJ, andIou the Goth of December they wer.
duly installed.
1855-Those enrolled this year were Isaac
n. McCollocb, Andrew II. Payne, Isaac
Freese, James Courts. On February %
Thomas II. Gslly WAS buried with Masonic
ceremony. At the election of officers Geo
W. Sights WAS elected W. NJ, and the Of
icars were installed Disc. &c.
1S=6-FOr the year were enrolled Alex
snder Laughln, f. L BartlesOn, john
Dickey, George Downey, Samuel McVsy,
w ]. HOus,ou, George jackson, J. d. M.
Carr, Philip Scheeley, Benz. F. Goodwin,
ut resent d member of the lodge and Ii
number 10 on the roll, VIM. B. Logan, Jason
Pool, NJ. J. Stone, ii. r Forsyth, J. r
Bell, Samuel Sharrntt, William Clohan.
July 6, Samuel Waymsn was buried with
Masonic ceremony. Atthe election of officers
George W. Sights was reelected W. NJ
and officers installed on December 20, j.
NJ. Warden, Treasurer elect, installing toe
officers. Daring this year the corner.
stone of the Custom House was laid IL
Masonic form.
IN 1867,
Andrew ]. Sweeney, No. IL on roll, Lot
H. Joy, Charles h. Wheeler, Joha II.
Stallman, John Z. Wilson, Otis Shepherd,
]. F. Stanbury, No. II on roll; John
Kehrer, VIM. Shaffer, Richard S. Brown,
and Milton t. Carr, were enrolled during
the year. February 81 committee was
appointed to receive the remains of our laie
Bro DR.. Z. Kane. February 10, J. w.
Robb was buried with Masonic ceremony.
On June Is, Wcr. VIM j. Bates, d. d. G.
NJ, visited the lodge officially, and deliv-
cred IN address. He also visited the lodge
sgain officially on December Z. At the
election of officers David E. Donel YVES
elected w. M, and the officers were in
stalled December &c.
1s58-There were admitted to member
ship ]. F. G.. Pearce, George W. Turner,
Samuel Laughlin, VIM. Il. II. Irwin, ]. T.
Conner, j. X. BOyles, Hanson B. Wheat,
George W. Reesing, Rev. Thomas H. Mon
roe, Alfred d. Armstrong, j. T. Lskin,
number seventeen on roll, Henry o. or,
number fourteen on roll. On April 29tb,
Norshipful Brother Robert Morris visited
the Lodge and delivered an address. AT
the annual election of officers, David E
Donel was reelected ". M, and the in
stallation CT officers was postponed until
February %, 1859.
1859-Wllliam B. Simpson, George W.
Arts, F. S. Williams, William @. Hand
lin. William n Harrison, John Gilchrist,
f ". Bowers, number fifteen on roll, j.
D. ThompkiDs, W. II. O. Payne, Nathan
lei Richardson, Henry Hopkins, j. 6.
Wiedman, W. F. Dslsroach, VIM. Belville,
Lewis Gardner, ]. Archibald, RObt. Hutch
ison number sixteen on roll, VIM. f Freese
S. Warfeld, w. V. Waddle, George r.
Tingle, VIM. H. Hall, Henry c. Flesher,
Henry Moen, Anthony Deiters, Lewis
Jonep, No. u on roll, and J. A. Arm
strong No. 19 on roll and George Story
we're those who were added to the mem
bership Of the lodge. On February % the
officers elected and appointed last Decem-
Der were installed in presence of the
fraternity and their lady friends, by Wor.
VIM. J. Bates. D. D. g. NJ, after which
an eloquent and appropriate address was
delivered by Rev. Jes. E. Wilson. Sup
per at the Sprigg House. May %, N. Har-
ris, not of this lodge was buried with
Masonic ceremonies. At the election Of
officers Curtis P. Brown WAS elected w.
NJ, bat rendered his resignation and in
consequence the installation was postponed
to future time.
1e60-William J. Houston was elected
W. NJ. in place of 9. p. Brown, who de-
clined installation. The officers elected
we're regularly installed. During the year
there were added to the roll Clark Spfout,
William Clohap, Jr. H. A. Albright, mum
her nineteen on roll, Wilson jenkins, j..
W. Shipmau, lumber twenty on roll, Jas.
T. Morehead. November 18th, J. l..
ThompkiDs, Junior Deacon, died and bis
remains taken 10 Portsmouth, Ohio, for in
terment. A; the annual election Andrew
J. Sweeney was elected w. NJ, and on De-
cember 26lh, D. D. G. NJ. Bates occupied
the E. and installed the Officers-elect.
IN 1861.
May 10th, J. n. thinner was
buried with Masonic ceremony. No mem
bers were added to the Lodge during the
year. The breaking out OF the Civil War
had deleterious influence on tie Craft.
At the annual election VIM. H. Harrison
was elected w. NJ, but the installation of
officers was deferred until the first nesting
in January.
1s62-January l, D. E. Done' was
elected W. NJ. in place OF W. II. Hsrri-
son, who declined installation. The Off
GERS elected were then installed. January
p \. L. Dorsey was buried with Masonic
ceremony. Three were added to the lodge
Ill Aha uaar Alexandar MnntnnmarY