New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-27
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.

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Constitution Ledge worked the first degree w
Collins. OF Hiram Lodge. was among the visitors
Enterprise Lodge gave the first degree. w.
Bradish, Whitney and Marter assisted In the goot
work.
Union Francois No. II gave the first degree, w
Eugene Perriere presiding. The lodge was we'll at
National Lodge, w. Rosenberger, master worked
visitors.
Ancient Lodge No 72i worked the second degree
W. NJ Fulton presided, assisted by W. Clarence NJ
| Marter and others.
Henry Clay Lodge met with w Remington in the
assisting in the work.
| Chancellor Walworth Lodge had no work. but en-
tertalned It's members and guests with music reel
| tations and general good time.
Amity Lodge conferred the third degree w. Mas
| ter George Rae presided. assisted by r. w. John
| X. Pope and w. Peter J. Ferrier.
Dorlc Lodge No. go conferred the third degree.
Miller and r. W. Valentine Schneider
Livingston Lodge held pleasant communication
last Monday night. There no work, but the
brethren spent an enjoyable evening in social inter
course.
It's arrangements for the celebration OF it's foreth
anniversary. which will take place tomorrow
evening.
Charter Oak Lodge gave the first degree. w.
Master Bush presided. and Past Master Richard
assisted. The lodge was well attended by members
and visitors.
Keystone Lodge gave the third degree w. Master
Hall presided, w. Warren c. Bennett Of Ocean
very good attendance.
stnyyyesant Lodge. Robert ] Lahey. Master,
siding during the conferring OF the degree assisted
by w. Isaac Wood and Past Master Boyd
Mum Lodge worked the third degree W. NJ. Nc
CURE presided Besides the degree work there was
much important business transacted; The lodge
was well attended by members and visitors.
Montgomery Lodge had good attendance at its
stated communication last Monday night The
work OF the evening performed with a., accuracy and
dignity was the conferring OF the third degree.
York Lodge had no work w. Master Evans
called upon WIS Hitchcock, Barnes. Ceary, Bing-
was forthwith done In good and satisfactory man
Crescent Lodge No 4O2. w. Joel s. Mason Mas
ored by visits from w. Charles II. Heyzer Theo-
dore Perham and Past Masters Lackey and Fer
rer.
Silentia Lodge conferred the first degree. r. W.
Robert L. Wright presided in the first section. and
w. Frank l.. Hamilton in the second part. w. Nc
ing tools.
Neptune Lodge. gave the second degree; W.
Foster, Blackburn and Cricherson. The new con-
sttution was read and the brethren discussed its
salient points.
St John Lodge No. held a regular communica-
ton There was no work. but very pleasin. ~
Philips conducted the exercises skilfully as he
confers a degree.
Worth Lodge gave the. second degree, W; jerks
There were also present VS. Smith Berry Max,
Lodge. Jersey City.
Benevolent Lodge No. % worked the second de-
gree w. Hardness, the Master, presided. Past
Msen ar also se This lodge
will celebrate next Wednesday.
corinthian Lodge No. 4ss gave the first degree
planned the working tools. WIS. Eichelberg and
Sharp. of Scotia; Clark of Pyramid, and Laird Of
Normal were among the visitors.
Eureka Lodge held its regular communication at
Masonic Hall on Monday night; The first degree
fcent manner. r. w. Bro. Won Minden presided.
Among the visitors W. Bro. Sharp of Scotia
Lodge.
Maimonides Lodge conferred the first degree with
W. Salmon in the Fast " Hun IL 1 Of Bethel
presided In the second and third sections. Much
enthusiasm is shown by the brethren for their
coming reception and ball to be held on Novem-
Der r.
with the first degree, with w Gustave 4. T. Hen,
Of of members nb and Visitors. r. ". John L. Reed
Robert T. Hoy, Won Minden and r. w Matthew
Taylor were among the visitors, also WIS Max
field and McGrath.
Knickerbocker Lodge conferred the third degree
Mae sye asG wh iv aes
W wefklns he g the and
distinguished visitors.
William D. Nieliey. to the East to confer the de-
the Working oSs Past Hunting
Polar Star Lodge held its regular communication
at Masonic Hall on Monday night, The work Of the
with zeal dignity and efficiency AS this
Polar Stars opening night" good deal OF time
was spent in handshaking and congratulation.
Everybody seemed to be full Of renewed vigor and
New-York Lodge, W. Walter Miller Master, had
its usual quota of its Past Masters and many
visiting lights. The second degree conferred
by the Senior Warden, Brother L; II; SAKE. w. Nc
d. Past Masters Brogan and Schneider also as
sisted r. w. ,Hulse, d. d. of the Sixth. made an
unofficial social call.
Howard Lodge gave, the first degree; W; John 7.
Smith. the master called the Junior Warden. o. O.
done in excellent s style w Frederick j. Brown
explained the working tools and W. Byron o. Hunt
Assistant Grand Lecturer gave the explanatory
lecture and charge to the candidates.
Independent Lodge. met last Saturday. evening,
no work An excellent system was inaugurated by
Of the new constitution to the brethren who were
much interested, and were highly pleased with the
other lodges r. W. Lemue Russell and WIS Nc
Cready and Hanna were also in attendance.
aT IN L2 S Re Ts w Oft
presented the apron, and W. G. p; Whine. Of Wap-
Rs n S@ N % f. h hs T0es n
the second section and DID the WORK b IN Hsn S
first appearance after a siege of sickness and was
warmly welcomed by the Master and brethren
Copestone Lodge opened with the third degree
greeting the many distinguished brethren who came
to Copestone There was NJ. w. A. 9. Brice. Grand
Master of Masons in Louisiana: r. WIS Allan Will |
ar.4 William S. Thomson. William ]. Mathews. |
Thomas Moore and WIS Morse of 81. Cecie; Shep- |
pard of Park: Kennedy, of Pyramid, and John III. |
Grant, Dougherty, Wiley and Demarest of Cope |
stone.
Metropolitan Lodge No. 273 conferred the first de, |
gree. w Henry Comstock, the Master. presided |
in the first section, and p NJ. Louis Stamper in |
the second. Venerable Bro. William Fowler pre- |
sented the apron and w. Wyeth, Of Radiant, ex- |
planned the working tools W. James f. Hughes |
acted as Junior Deacon. With this exception every |
officer was present, which shows we'll for Metro
politan Lodge. Several propositions were received
Charity Lodge No 727 has resumed work after
the we-earned summer vacation. The nrst degree |
was conferred at the last communication. On Fri
lay evening next the Felowcraft Degree Will be
conferred upon four brother b. AS. STANDARD
work well exemplified Is the order In Charity Lodge
I'VE are pleased to hear that the genial Junior War
len Bro Lewis NJ Chapman, Is recovering from MS
IL. he will be lille 10