New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
LODGE NOTES.
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THE ToILERs IN MASONIC QUARRIEs.
John NJ. Fulton presided. and r. W. Charles Dunn
wen was among the visitors
Morris presided William II. Collins. Master Of Of
Dahiel carpenter Lodge, was among the visitors.
in 81 5ohns Lodge No conferred the first degree
cpraasgs cGraag to standard work. W. George H. Philips
,,New:York Lodge No. 800 gave the second degree
" Walter Miller presided. surrounded by Past
masters Mas E Levy e. b valentine. Val Schneider;
Anderson.
Crescent Lodge No. 4o2 had work. but spent a
very soclable and profitable evening. W. Joel s.
Masfer 'nS master was srrrounded by MS Past
James s. Manning 'e'''e'' ''''S anu H. V"
silentia n, Lodge held its regular meeting at Ma
sonic so Hall on Wednesday night. and conferred the
the lodge. presided in the East. and performed the
work in a satisfactory manner.
ence Of crowded house " Master iFa Faman Imam
pfesided and that veteran worker In the quarries
historical lecture.
Atlas Lodge conferred the first degree one
and reseyed M r0 Ses IN the
good attendance OF members and visitors. Among
the latter were w. Bros Schneider. Of NewYork
Lodge; Bocenheim, of Independent Lodge, and
Berry. of Tabernacle.
o Copesone Lodge, Bro. Charles F. Homer. Master,
Masonic Hail. The work of the evening, the CON
ferring Of the first degree was performed with ZEAL
otsr,,y ana precision There was good ATTENDANCE
OF members and visitors Among the latter was W.
Bro. John Asdorf OF Gramcrcy.
independent Lodge No. 1S5 held a very pleasant
NJ Folsom in the East W. Collins. of Hiram. pre-
sening the apron, and w. Joseph, of Piatt explain
The lodge was wei attended. r. w. Lemuel Rus
sell and r. w. Robert l.. Wright In the audi
ence.
True Crafts mans Lodge gave the third degree gre,
wi, with much eclat Wednesday night; II. Henry Phil
thew Taylor. who 'i, PRESENTED the Working tools
q5ner Ws ans fssnf were err The nenng Of Republic I
Samuel Frankfort.
style RoSer SHs sf Sud pre- presdod 9 SS'e Rohef Of
Euclid Lodge. explained the working tools and y;
OF which was done in the beautiful language Of the
standard work Others present were X MS MS VII VII
| Hodges Egs.eston and others.
Darcy Lodge conferred 1t the nrs degree Pom
Star. presented the apron. and ". Buddinston. Of
United states explained the Worng We tools or
! ler VS. Doctor Boscowitz. Cohen and Cranston.
Darcy is making elaborate preparations TO cee-
brate its coming semi-centennia. which will occur
early in 1881
Maimonldes Lodge held Its stated cSmmunication at
! Masonic Hall on the evening OF Wednesday last.
which was we'll attended by members. and there was
also number Of visitors W. bro Maxmiian dd n sal M
officers conferred the third degree on full class OF
| candidates. The work was exceptionally wei per
/
| part in the ceremonies.
Republic Lodge No. 600, w Gustave Hennig. Mas
ter ss Re Se m nds W wSm BaTbsr
der AIcGrath and W Alexander ponegan s assisted sisted
The w William Thomas G1nierTsI 1snnsr me
Isidro Phelpc Morales. Spanish Consul, was AZ; an
! admiring guest, and was shown through the ante
Ti'sr 1G0T' G. anS ~ 'R1S"sn Reyisr. '"s '''''S ~
Monitor Lodge Ne rs gave the the rst desrGe srS WIN IN
George A. Elwood in the Junior Warden's station,
W. William Collins PRESENTED b ne w6r spISn was Nell
done. Monitor Lodge IS one Of the quiet lodges; ;;
without making much noise in the Masonie world world:
but its work Is just as eiiectiVe as !" 'o'o o"''
! were made about II.
Manitou Lodge held ore Of its fine and weIl-at-
tended meetings with W. Master Fairch,ild Dong
all the work and surrounded by dis'''1y AZ u'1icI rv
: s Huise. ". George W. Nelson, the dean Of the
Past MassTs Of Man2 -o,her anq MaghS M nsman
Tasmania The work was done exceilenuy. ana an \
the entire ceremony was given very smoo'h'' anu
/ In impressive manner
Naphthali Lodge 1872 worked the second degree at
Its last Communication The lodge was visited by q
s,n sn%oeG Of @ 9te6h and % II Bro salmon Nal
monides Bro Gru1es the eoaasn' s scrs On the NJ
c. II was fine piece of work, and the visitors ana
members were hshy peasHd e On On several
candidates. ard Master ". j. Mu.ford Will be pease'
10 welcome visiting brethren
! and I'm elegant costumes. w Master ottiith
| r Bell presided. and l.. w. Moses ID. Getty pre-
! sented the WORKING tools. II. w. William 3 nom
| son was among the visitors. Many Mast'l
| and brethren from the Ninth District. as wen as
| from this city. were present The costumes WI
! really fine and historically correct. Ihc 'AceicHt
! quartet was attired I'm virgin white ana maue
Very effective adjunct to the Impressive ceremony
Benevolent Lodge had pleasant communica-
tior last Wednesday night. There was Ia Re
! attendance. Notwithstanding the disagree cable
weather nearly every scat in the lodgeroonl p' hg
occuped The work of the evening was conierfiL,
! the third degree. Never was more attention paid
and never was there more able ana Impressive
! rendition of the ceremonies Of the Master Mason
| degree heard than upon this occasion The Master;
: William Hardness. feels proud OF this succcssiui
/ meeting and Justly Past Master PacweI de-
: i;vercd fhe historical lecture In eloquent style
! Rethel Lodge gave the third degree In full form
! ard in the presence OF great gathering OF en-
/ :hustastic and jealous brethren. W, William l.;
Malloch, the Master presided with his Usual skiii
| and precision. T.. NJ. Cunningham explained ihs
working tools, and ". Byron VI. Huntington gave
The historical lecture but there were other Masonic
| lights present and assisting. JLese we're X W
Mathew Taylor OF the Eighth District: Henry Lpp-
! mann OF Centennial; William u: Collins. o. ,ane.
! CARPENTER; J. Milford jr., OF Naphiai; Williams;
I Glenn Foster, McGrath. Levy, OF emanuel ana
Knapp Young. Auien and Vesterfed. o. Be'he !;
" iiennig. OF Republic. presided during the second
section OF the degree.
STANDARD CHAPTER.