New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC ouARRrEs.

cD,anic Carpenter Lodge elected w. William H.
and goes on in its good and harmonious way This
are in favor Of still better results '''~N'
Piatt Lodge held very harmonious election.
s Tmich resulted n the choice Of Spencer TO
This shows well and was very satisfactory to The
Texas " w. '''"'' W" "'"ue'' OF
Char. Charter Oak Lodge held a harmonious election.
N Wilkinson In the south. thus advancing each
rotary and the watchfni treasurer. Charter Oak
FOOD r ssss s9 tn hands and ready to
ya aS the Junior Warden wisely retaining It's
john seSFet ccSSuI In i nsssd
ns md sal, SAID That s
os e. thai G1S idf 3 .snp S
begins begins the New Year under most favorable au-
No SS4 was held last Monday evening. r. VI. T.
Second Masonic p 81 lie cG sm% r. Ras brother d
fre th Hartsnsten Of City Lodge. invited
brehre sn Sens Sr G cssasea
E. caaes' %r ssnSr
The ofilcers-eect win be installed January ii.
pal The h nsS %s prss SSs c E s ss
members Of Bloomfield Lodge No. 10 F. and A. NJ.
y Il; this scmmandmen s 'S have We from from
hm that be he sN who Sveh God love his brother
lationship Between Masonry and the Church"
The sermon was gracefully delivered. and made a
good taste. fine dcjion and thoughtfuly studied.
The brethren OF True Craftsman's Lodge gathered
to congratulate him and his good Wife upon the
twenty.hfth anniversary Of their welded bliss, A
the happy couple by B. William X Meyer on behalf
Of the brethren OF True Craftsman's Lodge. r. W.
made Of 1 Ell r.
n sSeTs also Sk as S Of n
was spent all wishing and hoping 70 be present at
the golden wedding Of Brother Philip.
The Consistory of New-York City elected Illus
va van augustus W. Peters to be First Lieutenant
Iii. Bro. John W ssson is now Minister Of state
and p n nas III the ses
tions We're by single ballot. showing the utmost
Of craft Bro sn w a1 Human
Der OF the Council for Wy presided
serve for a term Of three years
=, The Masonic Veteran Association Of the city Of
the Of w.
T. n ssn Saa~" r T. Thsspsss Fs
and w John Knox: All were very interesting and
ginning Of the new and the outlook the
er which w be
January 2 1881, BY banquet at the Crafts nn
each veteran present at the dinner
Hiawatha Lodge No. 434. Mount Vernon. held Its
o%ns oers %eqe
William T. Standen senior warden T. /; L9wden:
secretary 4. b. Guon. The installation will be
President S ' Of Masonic Hail and Asylum Fund as
sisted by r. W. b. pruser grand marshal n, shat OF Of the
ere viii pqge be from
of other States. which visits will be prompted by
tant friends Of the newly elected Master Visitors
to Hiawatha Lodge are always sure to receive
cordial welcome.
2o5 was held Monday evening. WI ? the following
% hsaacn s. W K
III Mills; treasurer, w. d. sammis; secretary. Wor.
lodge fat Pfy and iOyay for some Years
following appointments were made by the Master
Rev j il. Darlington; assistant chaplain the Rev |
snG b. ! k chsrs: rhf Gsfrs r.
S. Benson acting as grand marshal: The first COM |
erenne r rSe When e newly
will take hold Of the helm in earnest and good f re-
Of energy a and enthusiasm for cause The
WIN be the rst decree ana corda,
in the work.
NJ W. John Stewart Grand Master. has appoint
Grand Or Lodge, in place q the late R. Y: Charles
r. w Brother Ross is Past Master OF Scotia
iiis history Of that lodge Is in every Maso1ic i
sra raj books no,aSIy Thss SCI in A%s5ica -, "Ths
saint saints Andrew. Robert Burns m from Literary
nS @ e %hies
ars n Ts
upon their highly esteemed Past Master and with
Scotia are countless friends who rejoice with |
ham nd will than N n
compliment paid to worthy worker in our
s &ssssr g. Jacob We senior s$%as
Hrer and Simon Lion, Secretary The election:
as usual in True craftsman t Lodge. passed off
proposed amendments to the bylaws, raising the
%n dse the 80 sRf To &c. rhs
biity of the proposed amendments was ucidy ex-
Sy S s%
Wor. Bro Harry Phillips. the retiring Master, was
hm %se Him the Or chair The
ssll ssH'' condition sns that .oelaSy i q
the predominating characteristics OF this we'll !
The annual election Of officers of Excelsior Lodge
3 With VT '0 tse p foeSine result Masis John
Gardner; senior warden; William r. DenhamT;
Mer?iaeS; a Secretary Robert WsTdis W
Gardner reelected and declined. pleading
other Masonic duties, but upon the result Of the |
third ballot yielded to the requests OF the breth- |
rem and consented to for another year A |
very pleasant feature OF the meeting was the |
presentation Of a magnificent jewel TO w. Bro
Gardner testifying the appreciation Of the lodge
Tor services rendered during the last two years. |
Bro. Denham the newly elected Senior Warden is |
probably as well known throughout the craft as
any oa mon the Board Of Relief has gained for
him wide circle Of friends who VIII be glad to
idra and with his zeal and devotion. ne will be
great the rar Maste , wnS has h SO
ndns that only the most earnest and pressing So
icitations of the members made him accept the
gave again. ,, ...
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