New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
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LODGE NOTES.

NEW-YORI
LODGE NOTES.
TIE TOILERS IN MASONIC QUARRIES
Republic Lodge worked the second degree in the
presence of very good audience. w. Gustave
Hennig presided. w. Alexander McGrath. Of Con-
cord, was among the many visitors
Palestine Lodge received the official visit Of r. W.
William II. Miller. jr.. last Saturday. The d. d.
was accompanied by very large delegation OF Mas
ters ana Past Masters.
Independent Lodge met last Saturday night for
the first time in its quarters. The lodge had a
fine attendance OF visitors. well members. w.
Bro. Folsom had his hands fun in greeting and well
coming the many distinguish brethren who came
to congratulate him and his lodge upon this move
Of Charter Oak: Buddington Van WORT, Hamilton
and Williams; Joseph. Of Pratt. and many others
ali expressed the best wishes for the future pros
perity Of Independent Lodge.
Cyrus Lodge gave an Entertainment and reception
to its legion Of friends, and also gave handsome
jewel to the Past Master the Hon. Robert Miller.
w Bollas made the address. in which he eXtolled
w. Bro Miller, Cyrus Lodge and the Craft The
l0r n sme bn m We w o i an no
abe one, and all present so expressed it.
Benevolent Lodge No Is gave the second degree.
W Hardness presided. lie was assisted by Past
Masters Hllson Pladwell and Elwood.
Adelphc Lodge worked the first degree W. b.
Galge in the east Among those present w.
b. william Y. King, OF Globe Lodge. and ". b.
Hope Lodge. w. B. Halliday in the east,
ferred the second degree last Tuesday night. The
middle chamber work performed in excellent
style by Bro. William a. Wallace, Senior Warden
OF the lodge.
John Hancock worked the first degree Among
those present W. b. Holde. of Shakespeare
Lodge. w. Louis Enge gracefully presided during
the work
Adelphi Lodge worked the second degree last
Tuesday night W; b. Swan presided in the east
Kane Lodge had five candidates for the second
degree. ". Brown in the east.
Acacia Lodge received the official visit OF RICH;
Wor. George w. White. d. d. of the Sixth.
Of members ana visi tors The frs desTes Wa
ferred and the work was well done.
Maimonides Ledge did the first degree in very
good form. w. Salmon presided at the opening.
and the S Warden Charles J. White. conferred
the degree W Jinda RAM Of Bombay. presented
the apron W Huntington. OF Bethel, gave the
lecture. W. Wyeth. of Radiant. and ". William
der the present regime and wiki its energetic and
enthusiastic officers, is doing eXceedingly we'll.
and is la; coming to the front in the Eighth Ma
sonic District.
Charter Oak Lodge held a pleasant meeting There
was no work The minor officers were installed.
Several propositions were handed in and W. NJ.
Bush is ready 10 80 to Work IN earnest.
Copestone Lodge had one OF its wel.-attended
and enthusiastic meetings W. Charles +. Hotmer
presided. =. NJ. Wiley presented the working tools,
and the $ D.. spencer +. Mead, distinguished him.
self in his part Of the work.
Emanuel Lodge worked the first degree. w. 3. L.
Levy presided. F. NJ Nathan Cohen presented the
apron. T. NJ Gustaye Baum discarded his desk for
tools 10 the candidates, and w Ludwig, Of Tecum-
sch, finished the degree with an excellent lecture
snentia Lodge No lsS gave the second degree.
In the absence of the Master. Robert L. Wright
Past Master shannon presided ". BOYD. Of Char
ter oak presented The woTkIng to3is, dhTie We're
and Crane Of Charity
Eureka Lodge conferred the first degree w
Van Minden presided. There were many visitors
among them NJ. W. Brother Pender, T. c. NJ. OF
New Hampshire. and Grand Representauve OF his
Grand Lodge near that OF New York: He was re-
ceived in due form, escorted TO the East. and the
hOnors were given him.
City Lodge No 40S gave the first degree In good
style W Henry J. Miller presided W. McCleland,
of New-York No. $50. presented the apron: r. "
Iodse Mi receive the oca visit Of r. W George
w. White at its next meeting.
Ancient Lodge No 724 conferred the second degree
last Thursday evening.
Astor Lodge gave the second degree in excellent
manner The new Master George W. Tallnan. pre-
sided p NJ. Arnold conferred the second portion OF
The degTgS veil Th n ,ESS oyEi dc CHAMBER W
Rose and Gaige. OF Adelphic Lodge. were among the
many visitors
The many friends Of ". John w Allison. of Atlas
Lodge will be pleased hear that he has just been
appointed Grand Representative Of the Grand Lodge
all the brethren salute the new Il. ".
Crescent Lodge conferred the third degree in fine
form. W. Joel 5. Mason presided doing the entire
degree. and doing it like veteran in the craft VS.
Gibbs, Ferrier ana Ely. of Crescent. were present
also W Lippman and X. $ Alexander from Rocking
ham Lodge No. q, Pennsylvania
Hope Ledge No 26O. of Fort Am. y. Y. had pub
lie installation T. NJ. T. Wall, jr officiating at
which the following officers were installed. John
Hall. w. NJ; j.. s bennington. s. w; F. H.
Madison w.; e A CT Ilc, M jerce
ADAMS. secretTy "a l.; ny I'm, 1 ~ N a. - T.
Haskns Tier ne Hey Johnston chaplain n C sri
Thursdays during the winter months.
The Grand Lodge OF Connecticut elected the follow
ing officers G. M James Ii. Walsh. Of Danbury;
D. G. NJ. George A. kies Of Norwich; G. S. W.,
Frank W Havens of Hartford G. J. W.. George g.
Mcha Of GreenwicH G. s. John H. baIioT Of
D. John o. Rowland. Of Fair Haven; G. J. D.,
Frederick s. Stevens OF Bridgeport; trustees. >elson
j. HincIIey of Hartford, Edmund TWeedy, Of Dan
bury. and William r. IIigby. Of bridgeport The
session marked by the utmost harmony ENen
the famous jackson did not disturb the brethren
but was laid TO the next annual meeting.
Star Of Cuba Lodge No. 742 received the official
visit from r. W. Joseph Lane, d. ID. @. 81. OF the
Eighth District last Monday evening. W. Bro
Lassing In his usual original way, varied the monot-
Ony OF receiving the representative OF the Grand
Master by setting an evening when he had the first