New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-17
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIE

LsS bad nG work GR Sey the Ssare ha haa
whether there l. work or
Pyramid Lodge for once had no work The brG,h-
Andrew Howard and John Johns. Brother FRANK
J. Haggart presided at the organ.
Atlas Lodge he'd pleasant communication Nth IN
and hosts of good and sta.ward brethren
Tabernacle Lodge had a busy time last Frday,
se brethren very much IN the W9gG
by Past Master Allan and others.
Hiram Lodge did the first degree in fine form.
the interchangeable Master. W. William Collins. pre-
siding during all the work. This lodge will have a
reception and reunion on January TO- 1888. at Cen
tral Hail for which tickets will be out in a few
United Brothers Lodge held very pleasant com
municaion: although no degree was conferred; the
early; and the brethren ' ad omrned 10 Hotel Bode.
whore a social session was held until tho wee
Graham. the Master. and he brethren were busy
ton ana reunion Of the lodge which will take place
at the lexington Avenue Opera House on De-
Tomroy pr, sido4 PAS Master CGhs9 present.
ns 6G 4R@ % MI sGd by
hcrs and q sitors. Past Masters Cranston and VIII
lam a Miller also attended.
ceedngly good form w Master Colman presided.
r. W; Washington Mullen assisted also Past Mas
scented the apron. The lodge was also attended by
many distinguished brethren.
Veri'as Lodge No 49, " charles A. Morrison.
Master. worked the hrst dcarce in good form; The
STANDARD ritual is strictly adhered 20 in this lodgc
ssi.ya IN The %oTk also Of nf
Ludwig Buddnr,on sokcl and stockwcn
LaFr The first qSsTss with III S W
Past Masters, Aaron stern. op2cnheimer and ku-
item Of the work was carefully gwen and tho en-
tire degree was impressive'y rendered. There Vas
good attendance.
John \. Sly presided. W. August Eichsibcrg. Of
LGdg & hf a9q hc %n Srng E oG
" Collin y Anderson occupied inc S5uth. The old
standby s"-Brockway. k@tterrer. Alsdorf and the
Past Mastcrs-all were present.
s.. Johns Lodge No ! conferred he second de. de-
gre w. George T; Williams. the Master Of this
done by the fathers and the lodge is always well
attended, no matter what degree may be given.
usual good form and Impressive manner.
Crescen, Lodge No. 400 met on Thursday evening
ferred. Il. y J. 4. I.ackcy presented Ine working
presented The aprons The lecture and charge was
ably delivered by Brother O. +. Abraham. the
senior warden Of Crescent.
Garibald Lodge conferred tho first degree with
much impressivtness and according to the old way
Of the 4 and RE which Is CUSTOMARY IN most
Crlstosi presided assisted by Past Master w q.
iea Tho ioigc was well attended. and much en-
thusiasm prev ,iled among the brethren.
ard entered IL VOL " Henry ". Bristol pre-
sided during the entire work. and gave the ms,
iorical lecture Dr. Titus. Past Master Cooper and
others critically looked on. Among the visitors
were w. coman. OF Naval lodsG; PETERSON ,S Sl
rule IN Albion. no matter what degree Is on the
trostleboard.
Benevolent Lodge met "Wednesday night. There
being no work the brethren enjoyed social ses-
sion \ letter vas received from Creenhush Lodge
No 81. At Rensselaer,. y. Y. thanking ne brethren
o. No IS FOR the handsome SGT o. resolutions Sent
20 Grecnhush pT,yate Letter o. thanks wsr aSo
o. the excellent work done by him while visiting
Grecnbush Lodge
Guiding Star Lodge received tho official visit Of
II. W John A. Sly. Of the Seventh. The u ID
improved the opportunity 70 give the breihren
cially upon me reed Of caution IN admitting new
material WITH he y u were McEnt"e. o. the
Grand Marsha and II ". Allan Williams. William
! !. Mathews and many Others
venera9e B,oher Jacob Noggh a ara NenSrsGr
Lodge visited ST. Adams Lodge No y I'm brooklyn
junior warden Of the lodge. Rrotner NaLh' NJ,
h Sr 81 vons 81 Iohg pay hanks OF hc
for this very interesting document.
Rome Iodse conferred The first dcg re II good
W W + Linson. was assisted by Past Mas'cE
and " William W Martin presented the apron
Others present were ". Henry Laird, r. % Hl'nt,,
cuba: Akcrs. OF t'nlied States Lodge and many
Others. X W. Brother B-d,H called unof'icially On
Kcoue
Nepperhen Lodge No -: yonksrs WORKED ,.i ihe
first degree In good style: W. Eastourn w iayior.
Issac IL vcnn presented the apron. p u iIeGpen,
staI explained The working tools and W William
H. Thomas Of Republic Lodge; gave ne cAplaml,,
tory lecture. The lodge had hno attendance. ana
the degree was conferred IN exceedingly good forin
An experienced rtuai.st pronounced the work OF
Nopperhan Lodge perfect.
Tcmpiar Lodge ~. ~ gave the third dcrrce IN rs
sid,d' " Brother Buddinston. Of United STATE, -.
Lodge explained tho working 'oos; ana X :.
usual Impressive" and carncs' manner. TIE wei e
trained fcllowcraf,s Of the lodge dId exccedinely
good work Tn" lodge had good a'tcndanc. 81
it, own members and thor" were many visitors
present, " Bro Cubboriy. OF Charity Lodge.
among the many.
Manltou Lodge 20 lci gave the second degree
To- several candidates last Monday evening. W.
Master TAILOR had returned after MS proiracts ted
West. while Senior Warden kennsrd conferred tac
degree. and junior Warden J.. Il. sherman acted
- Senior Deacon The members and visitors pres
eut we're well repaid for their attendance. as
Brother J. A courtenay entertained Win some OK
ccent selections OF vocal music. and Brother W
r. Brocksopp contributed TO the instrumental har-
mony.
The memorial service he'd by The BROOKLYN
Masonic Veterans last sunday al Aurora Grata
Ostuarv Conlmitreo were Venerable Brothers W
- Cloyes William u. IIooo aud George y. Bailey
b. + y Camphe soloiei. and Tie calvary Prot
cstant Episcopal choir. There was an address by
seiilor pag President jams II warnick prayer
bv venerable brother ana Rev. torncnus J.. IwJng.
and the reading OF the roll OF honor by Venerable
Brother Roberis
Mum l.odra hal ,oo'ho- gala wight comforting
th. third f,grcr fu exceedingly good form and in
tho presence Of a crowded house W. John Marura
urcs!ed in the first section w James II. Ken
nedy Master Of Pyramid Lodge No 400 presided
IN the second section ana r. ". Edward ". l..
rhlors rave Tho historical lecture. W. Matthew
Vifcl lc ox n th' working tools Past Masters
Abrams Ifal and Jordan assisted In III" WORK.
Among the many Visitors vc-" VS. Robert II.
Tiark cf Pyramid: Byrns - Naval. ". BROTHER
shaw 81 sylvan Lodg" 10. 3f3. Of SIncairvlle and
" G~ifit',. Of lrondcguoit Lodge No 5o. at Dun
kirk y. Y.
TIC annual meeiing OF tho 'raftsman's club was
hold Monday evening at the clubhouse No. II Wcst
Twcntv-socond-si. When the report OF tho treas
urer md secretary read. both o. these officer
rad. q very satisfactory showing. There is a sub
..aalal sum I'm re treasury. and nc secretary re
rorfs stoadv md hcalthN Increase IN nenpershlp
ooI g., GOOD ,tf.ndanrc Of me- nhers at the club