New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC ouARR1Es.

'"'h"iiBHt was among the visitors.
United Brothers Lodge conferred the first degree
IN good form w. William Bunger presided
s,,nn M,nlmondes Lodge gave the first degree W
George H. Philips in the East. assisted by Past
Masters Rae and shpsey
r. Gardner presded S ws e Krechma Ts rSokns
ana others were in attendance
keyst0ne Lodge gave the second degree IN good
Iorm w. Hall was assisted by p. NJ. McI<ouGhlin
W. Landon, of Templar. was among the visitors.
Mum Lodge cSnferred the third degree ". Nc
and W. Recser and Latham. of st. Cecie. assisted.
silenta Lodge gave the second degree. W Robert
MeIamn. MPqaGn Hr rempar; Huntington OF Bethel and
1an@ aTel GhapisTa NJ. No a F. s. received the
NJ Ray addressed the members after which social
/ hour was spent.
! Glen Milford, Of Naptha Lodge; Elias Whitney
and r. W. J, Steward Wilson. p. D. D.. were among
Darcy Lodge worked the first degree. DR.. Pom
roy. the Master. occupied the East and p NJ Cope
| land the West. The lodge was we'll attended. and
the work was well done
y Monitor Lodge worked the first degree, W. Giles
well given in every detail.
Manitou Lodge No. 1cc conferred the second de-
and Bushons asss,.ng HIM. ". Huninsion of
Bethel, among the visitors.
Walter Miller pres'ded, surrounded by Past Masters
E. B. yaen'ins John J. BrOsan GsSTse W A1dST T
John W. Allison were among the visitors.
Emanua u todgs ssye the ssCSnd @ degree Levy
Ocean nd o
among the. visitors. OF Emanual's p. MS VS.
Nathan Cohen and Fleischer were in attendance.
gree. with W Richard Bush in the East Past Mas
ter Simpson explained the use OF the working tools
| Charter Oak is doing we'll under the present Mas
| Tri,
sary OF the second century in It's existence by re-
john teWa pa a ar Masbs a.
representative OF the Grand Lodge qf Saxony. with
| the jewel of his office.
Mos Moses D V Getty " " T Peter "% T. s Henderson cor
were made by several Of the brethren, and pleas
ant evening was spent.
At Greenwich Lodge w Richardson the Master.
presented the working tools. and w Merz the
apron while W Ralph Mayer conferred the degree.
| W sharp Of Scotia. and ReIyea, Of Amiercus
were among the visitors.
Neptune Lodge 81 gave the first degree, w.
apron and W Collins. OF Hiram Lodge the working
POs'er also Gs cnS Nepte pooa rorH rs Gne a o
taking only good material 0 do it with.
;6 af y Of b M @ wa%
H. Miller. jr.. d. D. of the Fifth, who was accom-;
PAST! Past Masters r. ". James b. Gne and r "
Charles A. Benedict amorg the number.
EOss 10 q R W@
| Of Adelph. explained the working tools. r. W.
Ma M0p Gsa@S4 n AT.a g. pIes es0as as
Allison and W Wainwright were in attendance.
stuyvesant Lodge gaye the SECOND degree ;.ns and
Lane Ian 3D. b. D. o, h the t Eshth District: william
H: Collins. Of Daniel Carpenter Wyeth Of ia
Cuba; Knapp. Storckviss and Taylor were with the
u. D.
the 0iIsi'd first degree W. sharp Of scotia, presened
ihe apron, ana DT Alsdorf explained the working
Others present were W. Clark, OF Pyramid; lIall
day, of Hope; Eickelburg. Wood and r. ". James
Smiley.
oIRsslSae aci%sr Prssds5 ESss s y s'sPhsn SsaS
and < " william Mathews, VS. Wsy Demarssi
were in attendance.
the regular % 1a Of Dsyer sSoI Lodge No
Ssns on ABSENT Msash Bro 81 a''sI sd JUNIOR
presided in the East on account Of the lnciemency
and ii there was no work on account OF the absence
Of candidates But a very. enjoyable meeting was
regular Communication April e
Rising Star Lodge No 40. Yonkers y. Y. an
meeng on evening S ya s
dance OF members being present. as well as visit
w NJ Stephen r Bell being in the East The
Middle Chamber work was delivered by Bro Thso, hs',
lodge is making rapid strides in membership Visi-
The Masonic Veterans Of Brooklyn were invited
TO take part In cOnaerrng The the Rrd acssTs IN
she Ess NJ John as
s D.. and Dr. Burdick gave the historical lecture;
erans Dominic ,Twyng, sas 3. Dntch.r Claude
Beatty, Theophllus Pratt, Andrew B Martin ana
others were In the party.
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Armenia Lodge No. s72. at Armenia. n. Y.
ssd AH evsHas ssSnS qfs'ss the SpGn Two as
same lodge The attendance was large. The Middle
manner BY yoS hro6s. chapman. seao5 bssSSS Of
WeHauc ass of MsySn M bs h
Of Equality Lodge Of that place; Two more appll.
cations were received. and sti there's more to
"Wednesday evening the 1sh was s decidedly red
bs hs Vs q sse Thee ep%y %s ne g
tendance Of Masonic digntaries as well as repre-
4 special feature Of the evening was the reception
Lodge. @ Who had been especially inved The decor;
atons OF the lodgeroom were superb. palms and
qnet followed the exercises OF the evening. The
event was ore long 10 be remembered by all who
were present.
veritas Lodge No 7.4 had gaa night Tuesday.
The Master Masons degree was conferred by "
w. A. r. Ludwig OF Tecumseh. as Senior Deacon.
and w. Thomas Citizens. Of Antiquity, who IN a
very able explained the working toos.
The historical. lecture by w. Rudolph Holde. the
Assistant Grand Lecturer. was the feature OF the
evening. That brother surpassed all previous ef
forts and gave the utmost pleasure and satisfaction
the large audience present by his scholarly treat
Inent and finished style and In consequence Ma
sonry will take new .ife In Veritas. DELEGATIONS
were present from Hope Ocean and Mariners
Masters
Masters After the meeting closed refreshments were
pariaken OF, congratulatory speeches made and a
pleasant evening spent. This lodge has been
PEELED TO renew It's lease for another year in the
Grand Opera House, there being rooms vacant |
in the Masonic Hall for suitable night. The lodge !
will not be content unit. II gets Into the Temple.
There were many brilliant stars shining forth in !
Indenenden, Lodge No rs .a.t Saturday light !