New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
LODGE NOTES.

had good attendance.
II sweets to the sweet" be true we should not
blame cynics for taking their bltters.
Piatt Lodge transacted routine business only. as
there were no designs the trestleboard.
rbhaayeste Lodge gave the first degree in good form
hnere was good attendance OF members and WIS.,
itors
John Hancock Lodge conferred the third degree
There was a good attendance Of members and
Normal Lodge gave the second degree In good
style. w. Henry Laird and Robert Dickey were in
and harmony, called off for the summer w. Master
vacation.
Scotia Lodge conferred the second degree at rs
stated communication last Thursday night, w;
the work I'm an efficient manner.
ka sss Lodge worked the second dgreS w John
NJ Morgan. Theophus Pratt George W. Brown
and others were In attendance.
NJ. W; William A. Sutherland. the Grand Master.
Council o; the city of Buffalo laid the cornerstone
OF the new Government building at Buffalo yester-
Tabernace Lodge had no work W. Thomas Orr.
the Master, called up important routine business.
Tabernacle cleaned It's trestleboard Of all super
iuous work
ant social hour. under the direction Of the Master.
nfon IL ane TIE mss OF 0'
Manitou Lodge gave the third degree. W. Master
PoE and ASSISTED by The
Kranster and Marines. all sturdy workers in our
S Masef. and neVeFfailins assistance to the
The Deputy Grand Master. r. W. Wright D. Pow
Of the new Government buiiine "a at Buffalo yester-
day, stopped off to sperd day with the Grand
No Arnold Park
day night W. John W Allison presided There
ant eyenne Past Masters sehnSids McCIsand
Atlas called off for the summer.
Continental Lodge the second degree. w.
daa s the SspreSns Pre-
also w. Colin ID: Anderson. of Star Of Cuba The
to the standard work Of the Grand Lodge
Albion Lodge conferred the second degree, with W.
n Henry NJ. Bristol in the East assisted by Past
r. w Charles A Benedict John " Allison and
again distinguished himself by his good work in
Lotus Lodge No. 81 had an interesting communica-
William A Johnson presided In the East. and gave
c9rdiS' Welcome TO large number Of visiting
and impressiveness
Independent Royal Arch No .. with W. Bro WILL
lam W. Browning in the East conferred the third
degree on four candidates. r. w Bro. Allison de
" Bro Horato " p odson F. I b. D g wsT Of
the Seventh Masonic District, and many other
prominent brethren
Darcy Lodge gave the third degree. W. Master
M Wv. Tay k presided and Pas Master Dr. Bush
R B EHrs pasi of N rnad
explained the working tools ''''''' 'V"' ""''""
SrehTsn Of til the SIKH Masonic District in
citation Masters and Pas, Mastors Similar to the
district associations existing and fourshng in this
bringing the brethren closer together and form an
additional bond OF brotherhood
Sasamore Lodge No 81 gave the second degree
Win w NllnaH1 =. browne. the Master. presiding.
X w Bro DERRICK acted as chaplain: W. John
Orleans; was among the visitors. also W. Rudolph
Hode W. j. S Miller. Past Master George John
aice. Sycamore called off until September
Mosaic Lodge No. 4ls conferred the first degree.
Of True Craftsmans Lodge explained the working
tools W. Alexander SHARP Was among the many
who presented the apron. Past Masters Russell and
John John: T. Reed assisted in the good work Of Mosaic;
which Is becoming more and more popular and
ore progressive than
AdePhS 0Sss No. as WORKED the de-
Past Master Gage presented the working tools. W
Witt S
last session OF the Grand Lodgs made very
Of that body during its three days session and res
ceived the thanks of the members OF No. 3is
Americas Lodge held ats stated communication at
,he hrd R degree on slde canddaes Bro WILL
sappoy!ed 6y his sHSordinas oesrs and T SEVERAL
Past Masters of the lodge: There was good at
ment Bro Johnson Of Livingston hodse ener
tanned the brethren with humorous recitation.
day night: W. John X. Gardner. the Master. pre-
sided in the first section. and William r. Denham
second part. doing exceedingly we'll Brother Baily
the Senior Deacon. also did his part in good form
Max G. Baum Of National; II; p DERRICK. of
others.
Hope Lodge No pa gave the first degree. W.
William A Wallace. after the dispatch OF routine
lam F. smith, who worked the entire degree in a
Yt de W gy w h%
Past Master Henry Treher explained the working
S9 ThTe PaS Mas P5S
saun; also Dryer Of Charity; Sharpe of Scotia.
and White sehreyer, Postey and Warner.
W. Robert Richards presided. " John schreyer
presented the apron W. Gayana aug of rnion
" Knapp Of Norwich Lodgc. No SO2 at Norwich
Chsnango County (Eighteenth DistriSD and VS.
Meyerholz George A. Woods and William Hevenor,
%r N Sa n the % "dss ne visit Snd
the brethren extolling the virtues Of the Dandy"
Fifth District. its good work and harmonious
ST. Cece Lodge No. IS conferred the first degree
the Eas AE Of states s
the West. and Past Master Morse graccd the South.
Cha 4 AseI Hotmer EXPLAINED the use Of the working
tools. With the offices in such good hands the
es}rd Sadenee were VS. Max G. Baum Of Ma
tonal Lodge. Hazz.eton Spencer OF Patt Lodge,
Collins OF Monitor. Tdlman and many others
During recess "Our Harry" Roe the efficient spcre
tary favored the brethren with some fine singing
Pyramid Ledge No. i90 gave the third degree on
Friday night W. James II. Kennedy the Master
presiding and doing all the degree work. Il. " =.
Walter Chandler. Senior Grand Deacon OF the
Grand Lodge Of Ncw-Jersey, explained the work
Ing tools K. W. Peter Ross; the HISTORIAN of the
Grand Lodge was received and addressed the
brethren eXtolling the sturdy Past Masters and
members of Ne $780, Others h gGessn1E MsfS w
and Frederick r. Davis. OF Pyramids own there
were present Past Masters Hall Brown; Baldwin,
CLARK and Watt Pyramid does not call on; TOO
much work. 900
The badge OF the Free Mason is imposing Those
HIS of aprons printed all over with hieroglyphics
,hose badges of office those indication OF prefer
ment those long scarfs-at first sight unbecoInins
,bo rude sturdy outline OF manhood assume n
,ne - i,nnort ONLY good benevolent men