The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-19

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es1s Tedxs, 40. ~. 7. .. y. F.. ~ Fraas-
biz. Of which ttss deceased was nnerstses.
Jaeoh Olson. " q. TIE marsssls ~ the
6sy for the TIRES toegss yer. y. =. Davis
for sis Aasens sas r 4. Davis aad Dasif
II. Danieas for TIE odd fsgsews Ire
fansral s~rfz4oa ~3s preached By Rev. II.
4. Shepard la tfss eharcss in bessf ~ tias
lodges asa tie b~rsays6 family. TIE
sncsenes saiaiag ia the singing. Mss
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rysoarpsrs wers sscorses " The Hasonbe
hal and tbs church by saeunfsS esegrs
CONSISTING ~ leading mernteTs FROM tfs
three lodges Yor the 8asons Huga
Eysns, w. ~: H. r. Fh@para, sserssary:
Thomas Thomas and Gssties psasoes
Fer the ODD Fslioss~T. q. gpassEt. r.
q. II. r. shepard. v. g.: John j. Nor
gan. Toiissya Eyans, Conductor August
AZ a 80
fth, r. O.. Joseph Eraus. ! r.
wsrnoek snd Y. l.. lay. The AAsonsc
lodge assembled ip their halt ard marched
70 the charoh under David n. DaTss. mar
shsi. in the following efdsr: W. l.
Stephens. Tyler. Peter HsBson and Vat
kin Eysss. stsssrds. Master As.ons %
Diamond Lodge. Ne. -. and visiting Mas
ter Mssoa#. as follows Norgam A9rgans,
Usssa u. webb~r. Kaailisn Psume'. X. A.
LsnYford. Charles Peacock, A. Tarnbail.
Thomas Tonkin, Henry EsdsDofbsm.
Lesls ". Whitfield. John 4. Jones.
Thomas r. Davis. Thomas Thomas. John
Esss. jain Barclay. fssorgs Tinto. Charles
McKsnnon. Wesley Thomson. X. q. PEGS,
Wiiifan Nelson. james wbltsford. Carlo
Nsdsea. Jamss NcB~sn. Henry Thomas,
Manchester wssters. Roger jenkins. Will
lam sidebotbsm. ID. NJ. Esons, secretary:
l.. Abrsbam. treasurer; ". T. Jones.
senior warden: George v. yonss. junior
Warden: Jcha ". Phillips. past master:
w. r. Moore. Eisb '4Ths HOY Writinrs:'
II. T. Shepard, chaplain: Hngh Evans.
worshipfni master. supported by Thomas
X. Dawes. senior deacon, and
Themas w. Morgan. junior deacon.
The pallbsarsrs we're: J. ~. Phillips.
John Barclay, David y. webber, Henry
Esdssothsm, A. Turnbuli. Charles Pea
cock. This Masonic services succeeded the
sermon at the church aud we're conducted
by the worsbipfui master aud the chaplain,
assisted by ths senior and junior wardens.
This church vas crowded with lodg. bresh-
rsn and friends. and Dsuy hundreds
stood without. Tbs two lodges Of Odd
Fslioss joined In ths procession xsth ihe
following officers in sdslssen 10 these al.
ready named: For WIldey Lodge, 10.
"a ID. X. Porter. secretary Osen Hughes.
warden: Taiissyn Evans. conductor,
Charles Williams. /. q Peter L. ysstays.
r. q. and chaplain. Joseph wagsnhoffer.
y. q. sad l.. Il r. f.otsert Hamilioa. q. q. J;
Il, q. kpssgbt. +. O.: Samuel III. BoxNl.
ID. II. g. b. and T.. @ John Carsh. trustee :
Aatth@w Oehfn. II. g.. Wesley ". Brown.
IL. \. n. O.; w. W. Davis, II. s. y. q. /.
W Il. Jones, T.. 4 ~ g. FOR Cascade
Ledge. No. ab~~Jacob Olson, ". C.; August
hesmsn. r. q. and /. g.. Daniel Weston.
v. G.: William Cooley, secretary Charles
a. 3ohnsos. permanent secretary; !. IA.
Joaes. treasurer, Daniel ., aflf1th.
T.. q. aud X. +. n. C.; James
Traversi. T.. n. y. O.: r. n. shaitx. +. q. /:
David y. Daniels, r. q. AZ the grave the
AssouIe services we're hsid, aad the
brethren of Cascade Lodge followed the
Masons In dsposstlng the en- b. efnatie ever.
green 1poa the coTflH. 4 beautiful Masonic
square add sompass~s iuciostng "a. letter
q. al designed ia flowers aud evergreen.
Was placed agon the eofs3n by MF. laldsn.
. friend Of tie family aud the constant
and faithful nursa ol Brother Hamilton ta
hls last xgeknsss Tn. deceased va. a man
Of high religious and moral ehArsctsr. a
church snefnbor in Scotland aad in Lows
after reaching America. Mason IN high
standing. highly respected by ali hi. nc-
aHalntancsa. and an honorrd odd FeIlas
and be richly deserved ths honoss whlrh
were paid to bis memory on Tuesday
BrotheF fIamilton's BIRTHPLACE was
Mishss, f4snArk county, scotland. out he
has resided Ia this country for over twenty
years. lie held certificate OF member.
ship in the Masonic order from the grand
lodge of Scotland. at Edinburgh. lis
death took place after a long and painful
illness st the ags of u. apd ns leave. a
vile and daughter. lis iils vas insured
for g. so1
On Moudsy. February - Areana Lodge.
No. ~. r. and A. NJ. Cot O. -. Halter. +.
q. NJ. read very interesting paper.
Prominent brethren will deliver lecture.
when there - no degree work Next
meeting the Entered Apprsatice aeyres
will be conferred
On February is Ionic Lodge. Ma. o.. p.
and A. NJ. conferred the Fellow CFaft de-
gree on one candidate. Next meeting IA.
lodge - 80 confer the snhgtrne degree Of a
Master Mason.
On Saturday, February ~. Seattle Chan
ter. Ne & It. A. a.. conferred the Master
Mason degree.
The 1ssonlr Library com niissior met on
Saturday. February Il. and transacted
considerable business.
The Masonic boArd If relief vii meet on
Tuesday. February 81 Al the Masonic
Temple at 81 =, m.
Tuesday. February -. Washington
Lodge Of Perfection. No. I. 4. 4. :. Il
viii confer the Fourth and Fifth degrees
Quite delegation ef Scottish Rec
hrethF~s ara expected from Port Towns.
send.
ia Wednesday, February p. Lorraine
Chapter. No. 6. Order ST the Eastern star
slsl hold aaothss oi ats pleasant specials.
A large nunsasE Of candidates ia receive
tee mysterious degrees. A les programmes
has hoea prepared.