Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-29
LODGE AND SOCIETY.
Result of Elections Held Last Even
ing-A Number More of the Lodges


Result of Elections Held Last Even
1ng-A Number More of the Lodges
Meet.
The following officers of Mamsuquin
lodge were elected last evening: Master
workman, Hugh Glib; foreman, Andrew
Burns; overseer, Samuel Loveland, re-
corder, Charles F. Curtiss, thirteenth
yearly term; 6nancier, Willis Curtiss, jr.,
fifteenth yearly term; receiver, Charles W.
Gould; guide, Thomas Fl. Flanagan; L W.
Richard Hudson; o. W., P. Finerty; rep.
resentative to grand lodge, William F.
Pratt; alternate to grand lodge, William
Curtiss, jr.; trustee for three years, Thorn.
as 81. Flanagan It would be hard to find
fnaucier in the ordsr in this jurisdiction
which has served in that Office as long
without break as has Brother Curtiss OF
Momauquin, and as an official his efficiency
is undoubtedly in the front rank.
CITY LODGE, I. o. o.. f.
City lodge elected the following officers
last evening: N. G., Thomas B. Lockyer;
V. G., q. w. Kerr; secretary, J. W. HAM
mond; treasurer, E. Beecher.
STERLING LODGE, A, o. U. w.
Sterling lodge, No. 46, A. o. U. W., held
largely attended meeting in their lodge
room in the Masonic Temple building last
evening and elected the following officers
for the ensuring year:
P. M. W., Joseph P. Dickinson; M. W.,
William s. Hackett; foreman, Frank B.
Brockett; overseer, julius NJ Miller; re.
corder, Robert Shsarer; receiver, Harry
Leigh; fnancier, John N. Merwin; guide,
Leonard D. Harrison; I. W, Daniel J. Al
len; O.W., Michael b. Quigley; represent
alive to the grand lodge, DR.. Benjamin L
Lambert; alternate to the grand lodge, 10.
seph P. Dickinson; trustees, William A.
Wright, David R. Alling, Joseph P. Dick
inson; for organist, William G. Langdon.
Sterling lodge is in very prosperous
condition and is rapidly increasing in
membership, having taken in nearly fifty
new members during the past term. It ia
also very strong financially and at an early
date will be celebrating its second anniver-
sary in substantial and beftting manner
becoming its members.
DEBORAH LODGE.
Deborah lodge, Daughters of Rsbecca,
elected these officers last evening: N. g.,
Mrs. Katrina Freysinger; V.-G., Nina
Taubert; secretary, Emil Bergen; treasur-
er, Mrs. 81. Keller; trustees, n. Leyerzapf,
s. Sohwenk, Katherine Splitter. p
WOOSTER LODGE, F. AND A. NJ.
The annual installation of officers of
Wooster lodge No. 70, A. F. and A. N. =,
was held in the lodge room last evening.
The following officers were initiated by
Senior Warden of the Grand Lodge Charles
e. Prince, assiated by r. B. Farnsworth,
grand marshal. 49, -
q Samuel A. Bassett, w. NJ; Charles M.
Fabrique, s. W.; William a. Ely. j. W;
Jonathan w. Pond, treasurer; W. b. Spock,
secretary; Charles F. Root, trustee for
three years.
The following program was afterward
rendered:
Duet Brothers L tSs and Bennett.
Senior Grand Warden G. e Prince.
s. "Hiram Lodge No. l." Past Master d. M.
4. "Trumoun Lodge No. g." Past Master @.
s. Cornet solo, Louis Bamberg:
~ 9; l., "Aldslphi Lodge No. 49," Past Master W.
sWiS %I Son Lodge No. c." Past Master
8. aRscitation-'The Lightning Rod Dis.
.weosssr Lodge in the Past" Past Master
10. "woostsr Lodge in the Present." Past
Master ,. Stanley Bradley.
Il. "wposter Lodge in the Future Brother
H. H. Gladding.
12 "Freemasonry ahd the Christian Church.
Are They Interchangeable" Brother Charles A.
Baldwin.
13 Duet, Brothers Langdale and Bennett.
H. "Ny Masonic Journey,"-An original
poem written tor this occasion, Past Master
George W. Hgelow.
IS "Annawon Lodge No. III" Past Master W.
h. Brown.
FRIENDSHIP COUNCIL.
Friendahip council, No. 8, Knights and
Ladies' Of Washington, elected the follow