New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
LODGE NOTES.

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pasias Lodge worked the second degree: W;
others. "
Room S Lodge the second degree in excellent
was we'll attended.
:. Brooklyn Lodge No 2ss worked the second degree
Of as roo many very EoSs s 1s On the
John Hancock Lodge held pleasant meeting.
There were no candidates W.. Louis Engei cleared
the trestleboard of much routine business
Pyramid; presented the apron: y. Donegan. Of
dolph Holde gave the explanatory lecture. re- "
City Lodge had the second degree. with w. Henry
j Muller in the East and R. W NJ Dittenhoefrer in
assisted
s sses ha svsn M dhnsS sn %hs
W. wainwright presented the apron and y. Ben.
working tools
w Amercqs Ledge Lodge worked the second degree w.
Mam ds H N presided w Percs OF , R
w James $. Fraser Burns and others. of Americas
Lodge. assisted.
Eureka Lodge held well;atended meeting work,
the East and Bro. Fred shafer acted s. d. VS.
OF Astor. were among the visitors.
H0s hd Ease hs h Msys4 s as
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Tecumseh Lodge worked the second degree; W.
John NJ. Otto presided. w. Clarence NJ. Davis
b. in the first section and Bro Samuel C. Green
baum conducted the candidates In the second Sec
ton.
Scotia Lodge gave the second degree. ", Shay in
the East r: w Thomas Moore presented the work
Richard ard of Eastern Star and ali the steadfast p
Ms; Of Scotia were peresent, Buchanan, Peter Ross
Estimates for the memorial building to be erected
at Utica on the Home Grounds now received by
the trustees at Masonic Hail. or by the archltect
United
Ing The plans are all completed. and work Will be
w. Allison PRESIDED assisted by many ~ dlsn-
nr tools there were W pckey
Laird and others. The warm and cordial reception
given to visitors here draws large attendance at all
Livingston Lodge gave the first degree in excel
lent form: W; Charles Endes presided W Brock
ner, WIS Benny. j. S Miller. schreger. 'Purdy and
pedrch also assisted Bro G. mubne o,
during refreshment.
Kane Lodge gave the first degree in coed form
Ads the sss WA e. K9ss4 Of III
Lodge No ,t 6, Staten Island; Fromme. Of Hope; r.
Daniel Carpenter Lodge had a fine communication
largely attended by members and many visitors
W. William H. Collins presided and W. H Uniting
sstins in. the work were VS. Wyeth. of Radiant i
Ducher. Black LOOdess and Father James of No
Greenwich Lodge conferred the third degree with
much enthusiasm. and in the presence Of q very
large numoer Of members and visitors W., Ih3mas
tou prasensed the Working tools W. Eiwcoa
assumed the East in the second section: and gave
IT, Getty Getty Of the Ninth Masonic pisric and
more Shining lights Of the craft
Lodge again demonstrated his ability to M hls
lodge rooms with members and visitor, The ih hd
G. Folsom presented the working tools. and ".
The Master greeted many distinguished brethren.
notably !a%ss Ge ,S Se nsSsab W s0e
hundred Masters and Past Masters.
Pyramid Lodge received the official visit OF r ".
william p p 70 Sf hs the IL
Of the Grand Master. who was greeted by Master
ess B s %ss oss or h
keep oH n h eA soo spa worR Moore
Kay. Affieck and many others were with the D. D.
ns is fs kea4s Se eSnn se sSss
presided. " Mcdonald of Polar Star Lodge. ex;
this lodge are always in Attendance, There were
" or S Gss wo0a sG 8g
large number ". Folsom. Of Independent; Wright.
of and HasseS bky Be bWa and
Continental Lodge No 2s7 worked thee. second de-
%0rTSfs " and oSn Aa eo T
were present Middle Chamber by Bro. Ashley. $.
Johnson rssenstoa speed :n3 TS s.d
eral rejoicing among the members
Polar Star Lodge No 2, conferred re tn the third de-
y James "a es'y fssnsS N
M nats Sf Dr. Po%eSsy Darcy o%re% q Tenn
Dsr of ra sa aanss or%
piece to brother Giliie for Mrs Ollie, He said
her husband late at Polar s,ar Lodge.
nor es y. Of % eSfse
Of the sixth Masonic district v Lnccas prSaucsd
the distinguished visitor, and W George r. Moore.
replied d h Sss ana S %am # Am
a ton r. y. Vai schneidsr Peter K Gatens sna
John Allison also assisted as wei as cT Park u
Pyramid and others
Hiram Lodge was in holiday attire last Friday
greeted the many visiting brethren who were with
b. D. r. W. George w White, forming an escort
for hs Official ha VISIT to Ws and
Grand Lodge officer responded IN one o., MS eha5as
with rapt attention BY the brethren The rooms
Yer d degee as gwen IN y
William Hall gave the historical lecture IN an ex-
celent and impressive manner.
In the presence Of crowded house Many dig
!ngaished brethren were present and ASSISTED W
wood presented the working tools and W. Pladwell
gave the historical lecture. There were also pres
ent W. Baum OF Empire City: salman. OF Mai
monides: Heyenor Of Eastern Star; Macoeth Of
servance: Titus. OF Albion; Blaine. Of Manitoba. and
Iipman. Rosenberg. Hardness. Michaels and a
large number OF others well known lin and about
the several apartments OF the Temple"
Radiant Lodge conferred the first degree in its
usual excellent and STANDARD" manner. w. Wyeth.
the Master. very agreeably surprised by the
nouncement that the Grand Master was In waiting
IN he admitted The Past Masters hurriedly
scnt out to escort the Chief Of the Craft. who
welcomed by the Master OF Radiant In neat and
very good address. The Grand Master replied that
he came in accordance to his own rule never TO miss
an opportunity to visit n Masonic Lodge. He was
in the building, and knowing that Radiant was in
session ne came to be with the brethren, II only
m and O wish them gOdspeed