New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-11
LODGE NOTES.

THE TOILERs IN MASONIC QUARRIEs
stuyvesant Lodge conferred the second degree In
good form.
Citizens Lodge conferred tho second degree
w. William J. Duncan was among the Visitors'
isi, The work OF the season W. William H. Smith
was assisted by WIS Kinds. Wilson and Maine
James , o'Keefe presided assisted by past Masters
Lauer, McMulen. Boshen and WINS. as wen Us
large number OF the members
Mum Lodge worked the second degree. with w
Mcguire in the East and Past Master James );
Jordan al the secretarys desk: Inc ie"se was
well attended by Its own members
The appointed will SO down in the history OF me ne
Grand Lodge, and their names are recorded pa s
that they are in a great and vast majority
Industry and work are T nsnre Of man
son In all the des gre hf fs his vanity makes
him work for his friends and neighbors ana many ~
his conscience makes him WORK LOT mn ms hove will
be reversed
ST. Johns Lodge No. had the third W degree Ws., on
s and sssen W Pasi Phs Makr
smith snS Sss also 'so Ssxsk sdss SS
In almost every city and town throughout the
State the craft has disnctivey Masonic nome
where the 9 S nqd ht to the rrn
revolves This gives stability to tme IN their re
spective re Communities. and should be encouraged
and fostered everywhere until Masonic temple, ~
reared In every considerable town OF the r'p'
State.
INLAND Lodge No. 1856 held a deightful 0utlns
last Wednesday, A commodious steamer convcye,9
the merry party to pleasant grove on inc vnled
az a. H. I: e. rS sR@ si'
the tG PsraSan %' Wes
by Hsry e ana coms sucfss9sa i"
making everybody happy. WIS Martin lionman'
Frederick W. schweitzer. Rauscher ana H. a,os w;
william Thomson were cons ae that INLAND had
one of the best excursions OF this SEASON.
Right Worshipful Samuel G. Miller, Distrie.
Dtpnty OF the twelfth Masonic District u was
honored by his lodge last saS hy thus honor
INC a faithful and earnest craftsman w Nast We,
Ernest r. Prior opened the lodge and greeted we
many prominent brethren who came 10 Pai Stenthen
in the festivities of the evening r. w otepne nf
Marshal Past District Deputy. was the Orator y,
the occasion and his address. as wen as "e 'opy
OF the distinguished reclpsni were ss'IS present
Hro;ther Miller was decorated c'clothedo with a
handsome Grand Lodge apron winch he VII" ra,rict
10 wear upon all his official visits IN MS ois"''
Ffty-two of the fy-ave immoItal nI hnS w v1r
the Iambskin apron and felt the points OF tne c9na
pe IS upon their breasts. The widows sonu."e ,cS
Presdent-as many Presidents nave pc, pc" ,annroi
was n faithful Mason. Every commanding gsnena,
who led our armies from Lexington 10 lorktoT ~
had sought the lost word In the lodsss VI ~,
Widows SON Since those heroic days thei al, "a or
on tho forum in which the voice ana s"oru Va
Masonry have not done their part for the pe fsh
ment OF men Freemasonry IS not aL,et If romnro-
Ion OF these times. nor Is II the result vi ooW H.
misc win anv customs or views of any time Ma
sonic law has existed without change lonssr ma
any human law and must continue uicn "a = ou:
No dest,nv Of the order ard the protection or the
widow and the orphan its chief care