New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
LODGE NOTES.
THE To1LERs IN MASONIC ouARRrEs

East. conferred the degree with commendabe accu-
racy and mpressiveness
and Re- Es RSn Morgan
piainsd the working tools. The lodge had good
was done In exceedingly good taste
kSdge at Its regular on Mon ION
the East and was ably assisted by his subordnate
and several visiting brethren
:. Astor Lodge: with its young Master samms and
It's old Past Masters Aleck: Arnold Talman, and
gree was conferred in good style, the old and the
Snn and MHsc S
Montgomery Lodge No. 6s. Bro. William F Yates.
Master. he'd It's stated communication at Masonic
comforting the first degree on three candidates was
performed with dignity and precision. and en-,
brethren.
Republic Lodge gave the first degree in its usual
fSrm M M manv
Taylor, W. Master Cubberly, Past Masters Bruder
Lodge 10 @ AND de1 IT, David dV Graham Master Of
Monitor No. SOS
Jcp2a Lodge had full n1N, Henry hanS
the historical lecture, r. w. Carswell conducted the
NJ, presented the working tools r. W. Robert
Judson kenworthy, W. Carmichael and other lights
were in evidence.
good form. ". William +. Browne presided and
w. Hode explained the working tools. Past Mas
usual and Deacon Bro, =; II; Harmon. also. as
usual, distinguished himself in the Middle Chamber
work. Sycamore Is doing exceedingly well.
Mosaic Lodge No. AIS. ". Nathan 3. Wood, Mas
ter, conferred the first degree in very efficient
presented the apron. The attendance was very
good Mosaic is doing excellent work, and boasts
NO others need apply" is the motto of No AIS
Mum Lodge w John Mcclure Master, conferred
prevalent in this good old lodge. Past Masters Hall,
Price and Jordan assisting in all and every position
GSi a thUf e Craft TO @
and doing" and be ever ready 10 serve Masonry.
veritas Lodge No; 734 gave the second degree in
the entire ceremony. doing the work exceedingly
VEL among the many visitors we're wallace.
way OF Gramercy: Ralph Mayors. Of Greenwich.
and Past Masters Taylor. Eugene Brown and Red
ment. of Veritas.
with ". George P. Williams in the East. The
Baaeen b thu d as
There were also present Past Masters Philips and
Carmichael. OF Mosaic No AIS: W. B. strasser. of
Mount Vernon Lodge No 8, Jordan and Sharpe.
Independent Lodge No. 1S gave the second do
working tools While all this was given in excellent
style. the gem OF the evening the work of W,
p G. Aker Master OF United states Lodge as a.;
eloquent manner through the ceremony of the de-
gree.
Hospitality is a true Masonic virtue, and to eat
bread with our companions and to drink with Thorn
from the same cup is a pledge Of genuine brother.
Quaintance with our companions, to know them
better and afford US more frequent opportunities
most assduously cultivated.
Lebanon Lodge mad fp house at the eoHfsTrleS
l. Brickbauer presided with his usual grace Inc
who brought numerous delegation with him.
gave the historical lecture in an impressive and
Working tools. Past Masters Morrison and Max
well were also present.
day W. Colin $; Anderson Master. In the East: ":
John A. Sly of Creamery. presented the apron and
Eshh Passas@ i5sSF Ii tools a
lodge Dobbs Ferry were Brother
Ulman Of Cenenn,al acted s.gd as Senior Deac9n
sent account Of family bereavement.
ST. Nicholas Lodge gave the third degree. but
that alone did not draw the immense gathering
Grand Master entered. and was received with the
dPu Gn iS s o hs w.
ti it of honorary membership to R. ". Wright
repy Thanked the brethren for the honor shown
him r. W. George L. Montague gave the his.
second section and explained the working tools.
On the evening Of April 2 HuguenOt Lodge No
qd ddseTUoms the Occasion specy
receive R. W Bro Abram J. Miller. D. D. q. NJ.
# the Sth MasGne ed 80 Rs ay
tingushed members from the Grand Lodge being
B6rsp o aee Bo
Of the third degree in his usual beautiful and effec,
tive manner. An acceptable entertainment and
collation. were provided. Huguenot Lodge is add
ing to its membership materially this year
gree With special attractions. ". Charles W. Drake
presided. A very large delegation from Cornucopia
ed pq by So Master W Roger Thorne, with the
dens and officers WaEGen n Fitch b ooGTped ne
OF No 563 conducted the candidates in the second
section. W Brother Thorne gave tho charSe; Past
HSssFs s5sad IN making the stors
and happy. The work was given ir excellent form
present
ST. Cece Lodge gave the second degree in It's
good d dTK the ITS scsss an as sxet
lent entertainment was PROVIDED consis ~ OF
Breeehes s AND other selections
], p sullivan gave Sprig OF Green ahH sro;
Dobbs' distinguished himself in the Middle Cham;
Der 1f No and W George P Williams Of
St John No /; James Collins: Of Monitor HOMER;
the large audience.
Greenwood Lodge No. $50 gave the third degree
With much % d II S s
pre- sided and r. W. James B. Gillie gave the his,
the Immediate Past Master W. Frederick Edmin-
behalf Of the b.ethrs rem Of
dress and reply OF the recipient were felicitous
and ELECTED considerable applause The rooms were
crowded Among the many present were X W.
William ]. Maxwell William S. Thomson. George
a EIWood James Higgins, W Hardness. Pladwell
and Hilson, OF Benevolent Henng. of Republic,
and Walter F. Sykes.
Hope Lodge. No. pa conferred the first degree In
excellent style: not only the work Itself was
we'll done, but the manner of dividing the duties
amnng The various officers showed how earnest all
the brethren are in the good cause: Thus the
the frs. section OF the degree. Senior Warden
Daniel w Little presided in the second section.
and " William A. Wallace. the Master, brought
M the rear and finished up the work. all OF which
was well done the great satisfaction OF the Past
Masters who stood by watching the good work.
r WIS Campbell and Little, VS. Treher, Halliday,
Fromme Alexander and Van Saun, also w. Eugene
Brown, Of Veritas: Wilson Taylor. Of Mantou. and
many others were presen.
The first degree. which was conferred at the last
communication, will long be remembered by. the
brethren OF Fortituds Lodge. The excellence of the
work performed by two young Masons was me
cause OF the general interest manifested in the
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