The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-19

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on Monday Arexna Lodge Ne. g, r. and A.
~ haia q stated communication. On ts@ 1Ttn
Il il proposed 20 work tie sabsirae dagrss Of .
Master Mason.
on Asane~dsy Lorraine Chapter. No. 4, Order
af the Easssrn star, xsss aNIsghtfuf entertain
saSnk Dancing and sgEFesssss whist weFe ia.
auigad la. Tbs attendance was iargs. aaa all
who attended expressed themselves well pleased
with the snss.vers Of sbe csesasssea
On FRIDAY Ionie Lodge. Ma u. =. and A. n,
hela stated communication. After routine
basinss. the Entered Apprentices degree was
conferred on one candidate. Later Dr. Haaglns.
ggsnd iaesarss. held . seaooi at instruction
Last evening seattle Chapter. No. :. Koyai
ARCH NAsous. held . stated eOnvoeagl0n and
worked The Mark Master degrees
ON Tuesday Washington Ledge OF Psrieettoa.
No. ]. A A. .. r., viii hold stated conmnni-
cation. some Of tie nsw pagapheFnaala has 1T.
rived.
ON saturday ~ gohns Lodge. No .. A. p. and
A. NJ, will held . stated communication Bust
ness 81 imsoFtance wsIi b In order. and the an.
nusg election Of ofsiesfs for tas sEsaiEg Masoale
year will taks placs.
All sssseFs aad messages for the grand lecturer,
DR. j. n. Hudgins. can % Left 81 the Masonic
1smpls, I'm care OF the tyler
lliustrious brother Dr. Aaron Baldwin re-
enivsd Ghe 1hiFty-thir degree of taa Ancient
ths soathsrn Jurisdiction 1t iha late eonciave as
IT, I0usa Df. A. BALDWIN,. ot Warrington City.
ts nov staying In seattle for the winter.
Diamond Lodge, Ne ~. y. and A. n. at Back
Diamond, received sislt Saturday night,
November II. from several brothers OF other
lodges. and aiso elsctsd one candidate 10 re-
eesve tbs lodge degrees.
The late Capt W. H. Taylor, whose obsequles
wili be attended tomorrow. vas made Masset
Mason and member Of Fors Townsend Lodge.
No. &, ia tsS1 lie was 10 that time deputy col.
teetoF 81 customs Tor Puget sound district, an
once he oiled aeceptabiy uGnef several col
letters. Cnp4 TAylof received the degree of
Master Of the Royal secret Thirty in
Seattle, November 2, ISL, being one OF a
class composed in part OF President A. Jay
Anderson. Of the territorial university, Prof r.
u EngFaham, then superintendent OF public ia-
stFuetion. N. v. u. Stacey, Henry Peterson and
others BY singular coincidence Brother
John y. Damon, Grand Cross, who, as worthy
master OF PORT Townsend lodge, gave Brother
Taylor his frst thres degrees. vas also privileged
NJ hrss commander OF the eoasistnry Of the A.
and A. \ Rte to inpart the knowledge Of the
higher mysteries OF the craft Capt Taylor was
also frat clerk OF the Is. Lakes church society
aad yestfy. organized at Port Townsend oeto-
her 4. 1850. and was aa efficient member Of the
ccmmittes on musie.
GAs4 nWs4 IF "A EAgN
The institution OF the Rehekah lodge az Odd
Fellows ball, Van Asselt. yes pleasant affair.
About 100 visitors from Seattle we're present, in.
Guiding representatives from the Ridgsly and
Mystic Jewel lodges. who conferred the degree
in very pleasant manner About forty were
saitsAted. At the Gloss banquet was served.
The funsrai services of Mr.. 1ohn 7. Williams.
who was killed In the Black Diamond mines on
Tnesday. November IA. were held at Black nia.
moad on Thursday under the suspsees OF
" sidey lodge, No a. The lodge assembled fn
Its hall By the order OF Noble Grand Matthew
0ea1a. together with large delegation from
essCads lodge. No. 81. of Franklin. aud with
Flsiting brethren from ether lodges. whence
they marched in the RECALLS and funeral hAlges
aS the order To the house of the deceased brother
uaaer the command Of Thomas \. Davis, and
accompanied the remains 10 the church The
pail bearers we're A. Iurnbuil, Joseph kraus f.
W. Morgan. Joan HarciaY. August astman. 4.
Il AhFabaEns. The fuhsEaA sermon was
pFsaeasd by Rev. II. I. Shepard, chaplain OF ths
ledge aud pastor OF tie family. The church
was crowdea aaa fully zoo people formed the
procession 20 the burial place, led by the BLACK
Diamond band Superintendent Morgan Nor
Eans closed the mines sor the afternoon ia re-
spoet 20 the dead and 10 allow she miners % At.
tend she services. IL was perhaps the largest
funeral which the town has known. Mr.
Williams was a very Industrious and greatly re.
spacted cttisea aud bis loss IL NOS enly keeny
islt by the horeaved family, hat alsC
much dep,oFed by thu community and b
the church 10 which he gave generous and
regular financial support 20 tho day ct hi,
death. The deceased wss &c years OF age, and
leaves q widow aud ave children. Ackaowl
sdgement IL given 10 tha following msuibers o.
committees os odd Fellows. who we're helpful
IN the discharge of Tho community last sad
duty e. the dead John N. Phillips. A. Tusn
ball. u. n Davis, L. AtrahAms. JOAN X Mitls
W. W. Davis, Tnomas Thomas Peter l. Vsstnys
J. II. AhEaharas. 7. a. sp@tght. lqaeph kraus
William Lswis A. plakeispiei, w. q. Thomas
Taisse kvaas. JEAN r. Davis, John T. Morgan
NscGeTlA fofosia. Robert Joaes Brothers T. 4.
Fpaight and l. 4, AbTahams, 81 tho lodge. and
Aadrww 7. Mccarthy and toAn pgaealf fur
nlshsd eonvsy anea fer tha Faouraefs. Ameus
the lsdiea Mrs John NJ Phillips, Mrs. Thoma.
Thomas sad Miss sarah A. DAVIS gave efYeien
assistsaee upon the occasion. The lossge al tsad
Fellows will rnhilsh eticiai Fn>esnalaas al 70
spect 81 the dead and dfape aha charter in
Hseasnleg TOE thirsy days
knight. az fythIa..
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