New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
LODGE NOTES.

THE TOILERS IN MASONIC QUARRIES.
Lotus Lodge met and called off to the first Thurs
Mosaic Lodge conferred the first degree. W God
occupied the East
l., Citizen Lodge gave the first degree. r. w. Will
Radiant Lodge. w. wyeth. Master. met and called
of for the season Also Continental. w. Sheldon.
Puritan Lodge gave the second degree W.
Wright presided ". Stevens. of ocean. was among
southrck Hebberd presided. and Brother Britton
acted as s. u.
john LdSs seR IN he ss w Sa a W
and II. p. Dedrick among the visitors.
the IaSe r on no the %
an immense amount of routine business. The lodge
Sycamore Lodge conferred the first degree. DR..
Norris presided, R.. W. Ewood presented Re apron.
and Dederick also assisted.
Roome Lodge gave the third degree. W Syms
occupied the East. w Stafford the West and r. W;
attended.
Lebanon Lodge worked the first. degree. W.
s Dr,tApan n presided w Collins of Hiram pre-
working tools
lar hUase worked the rst degree at It's rssq
Vaughn presided in the East. Among the visitors
were w. Bros. Berry, Piers. Ogilve and schreyer
", Martin presided ". Collins Of Hiram, presented
IN, rhe apron and W. Swan, of Adephi No. g. ex-
senior deacon.
., Tscumseh Lodge worked the second degree: ".
BAUM ' the conca i nro csnas tbTnHF
the Middle Chamber passage The lodge had very
good attendance.
Amer!cus Lodge met. but did work except to
appoint committee with power to arrange for the
annual clam5ake. which Will be held on Saturday,
DAY in scptdm n 'S1se '"eo "' '"' '"'' "''@
Scotia 9ass worked ed the first DEGREE Win "
THAN, presented the working tools. r. w. Thomas
then called Of 't to sepsm a '''''' '''' SCUBA
City Lodge gave the second degree w. Henry J:
Muller presided and W. Francis cleary explainei
Knapp Of Beths NJ Greenbsum' Of perfect Asa,
ler and many other shining stars were present.
Adelphc Lodge No 34s me, last Tuesday
Rober, Roberts. Edward II. warker. W. Fair
gree;ed and welcomed by " '' Gase the master
Herman Ledge worked the third desree in parss,
from Psiisade Lodge. jersey CIV Wis ted the Her,
man. also W Gerhard,. OF Harmony Lodge y. J.
TORS w. 'er''"'"a "'e''F was also among Inc VS.
Montgomery Lodge conferred the third degree with
considerable eclat and In the presence OF large
SIDED in the first part; Il w Adoph G. Gutgsell in
the second section, and also gave the historical
lecture
PGsr Star L0ass worked The seeG2d ssses
Pran R " William II. Mile! jr'. " stamper
and W Miller, jr.. Culgin and Others were present
Hope Ledge gave the second desree w Hall
aey presided W. Fronme prssenied 4, the WORKING
ton Alexander and Ralph Mayer also assisted W.
Henry I-ipp nan. Of Centennial Lodge with dee-
- shake speare Lodge conferred the third degree;
The Master w. Isaac Miner. presided, doing all
Rudolph Hoide. salmon Of Maimonides Iedee;
Lippman OF Centennial: Grant Of Greenwich; VIII
Of Adelphi
Manhattan Chapter held It's regular convocation
LAST Wednesday There wers no candiiat sS ready
gether for social hour after transacng the neces-
sary routine business. Several propositions were re-
ceivedd. others acted upon. and the charity cases
were literally attended to.
Continental Lodge 40. ~ held its last meeting
for the summer on June l.. No candidates being
present the evening was pleasantly spent In social
.n'ercou'Se. Inere was an uhusuany hree a',rhu-
I an OK ,ne ana among dme NisrrS NJ
wiz resume labor on September 2.
Park Lodge worked the first degree last TUESDAY
night and had tae following visitors r. W. Bro.
". j. Matthews. r. ". Bro Thomas Moore, y.
Grow Io .' ro G.bS5ns. Antdn if Br5 As
dorf Gramercy ". Bro. Brockway. Gramerry: ".
Bro. sharp Scotia. with delegation. ". Bro VIII
iams IvanhOc ". Bro. Berry. Tabernacle
Pyramid I;odge gave he second degree IN excel
sided. ana Bro Daniel Quinn the s u CONDUCTED
the candidates in the second section " Matthew
Richie the Dean Of the fasi Masters Of Pyramid;
presented the working tools IN very intelligent and
original mamie. Pyramid does not call on There
Livingston Lodge met. but having work. "A very
social hous was spent. The brethren congratulate
h W. George Hays upon having been elected NJ
member Of the Grant Lodge. The Right Worship
ful replied ia feeling terms thanking the brethren
for tn kind expressions toward him. W Johnson
entertained the brethren after which the Lodge
called Of" until the third Monday in september.
John Hancock Lodge conferred the third degree
gave tn lccture ", nm a National, presIied
during the second section. bennett Of Ocean. K "
William J. duncan Rosenberg. Williams Fromme.
of Hop. and others were among the visitors The
work well rendered ana given with much en-
phasis ana i'm accordance with the standard work
Kane Lodge gave the third degree. with the usual
Whitfield Brown the Mast-r. presided W Lillian
Herbert Andrews explained the working tools The
attendance was very large. Members as well "a
visitors came to the lodge to the finishing work
Ward r. " Roilin NJ Morgan. R. - Pratt r. mo' W.
Rem!ngt3n' Ho.ian. Hilson Maihot and others were
murcailon Tho 5 ", Charles " shaw. presdei.
" Ludwig prcsented no working tools, ". George
Robertson and Meyerhoz also assisted After clog
Ing. the brethren adjourned 10 Ordcman's whore
they enjoyed a very pleasant social hour They
YER en nf By ne new members. pr
lodge viii meet again on Wednesday. July
Eureka Lodge gave the third degree X " Henry
Won Mnden. tho Master. had around him consider
able Masonic talent W John C. Field explained the
Ing vs. Ludwig end DO q Tecumsch ' BroW WIFI Of
Oxford Logs, Oxford \; Y Wright; Of sicn'a
Miller NJ Greenbagm ,WasGhngton n Alexander OF
Smee. with large delegation from Ternplar Lodge
1t was very pleasant communication. and the work
well done.
Affair Lodge 40. CN closed its seasons work on
Tuesday evening by raising 1--WE feowcrafts 20 the
sublime degree Of Master Mason. As is usual at
the closing night Of this lodge there was a full at
tendance Of the members besides a large number OF
visiting brethren. Seated in the East " W
John stewart. Grand Master Of Masons in .he State
OF New York. VI. ". George W. Fortmeycr. Grand
Master OF Ncw-Jersey; VI. w. Moon. Past Grand
Master OF New-Jersey, together with long line OF
Right Worshipful and Worshipful Brothers The
work was fully up 10 the high standard maintained
by Altar The lecture was delivered by X. W. f.
W Mascord At the close OF the lodge the bre- hren
adjourned 10 the banquet hall. where socia-