New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
LODGE NOTES.
TIE roLERs ~ MASONIC QrARRIEs.

social Intercourse such ~ docs much toward pro-
st among the brethren ~ one Of the honored PAST
Masters remarked. we have always good at
tendance ana always good time. Happy Atlas
4. W. John W. Allison presided, but the gavel l.
scarcely ever heard in this good lodge. for loving
master presdes over loving lodge. and peace ana
harmony are the natural result Of this happy com
binatiOn.
Tabernacle Lodge worked the first degree W
an the work himself. becomes a veteran IN IN,
quarries OF the craft. W. Levy OF True Crafts
mans Lodge w. Charles McGregor, W. Dessaucr,
9i 'entcnniaL were among the many visitors
TABERNACLE rs doins c2ceedingly well.
PYRAMID Lodge again worked the first degree.
ana again had - crowded house. W james II.
kennedy presided Past Master Hail presented the
he working tools. ". stephen McGown. Past
Mast Of Morning Star Lodge No. y Of Rhode
Next Friday the second degree Will be given
hetnei Lodge received the official visit OF r W.
;;Htalo-r1" Iaylor District Deputy OF the Eighth
4 4 District VINO wns accompanied by p u y
"eIrsat ions from other lodges. W. Wilson Taylor
ana DR.. Bushong OF Manitou LODI No. l06 Hen
Daniel Carpenter. Henry Philips. o. True Crafts
men. Eugene Brown and Charles y Morrison. Of
amous the number " colin b Anderson Of Star
o. tuna Lodge, gave the historical Lecture IN the
third degree. which was the work OF the evening.
=, Hcnu6Iic Lodge conferred the nrst degree. win
W William Fl. Thomas in the East. and fine
9,iCnldnce Of members ana visitors "
Ion. OF Duke o. Connaught Lodge London pre-
sented the apron n eloquent manner. j. us
Holv and Hrnnig tlSO assisted
Albion Lodge No. % gave me first degree Win
Aihious Past Masters Titus Atkinson. Cooper ana
others the young Master. however. doing all tn@
artuHl degree work himself only calling upon me
experienced Past Masters for counsel i'm the routine
e5,J ana Inc work Va ~xceedi 1e.y Wei gwen.
NAP .ou Lodge 30 le@ gave ~ >cc3nl deEr.G In
presided. ASSISTED iy ni- efficient corps ~ OH o"Ts
and tho Oil faithful staudbys. Dr AusnQns: VINO
aek. George T. Hyde and many more. r. ". Fred
Millsan. N. stevens Of Dcoan. Wil1mS. Hunt
.n-tau. George ". Nr.-on. Johnson and cite were
among the visitors
Darcy Lodge gave the second degree ia i's usual
q,rf fed and Impressive manner W. Thomas " D.
IOmrOy presided ana the Senior Deacon. Bro her
Milton Schwartz. did tho middle chamber work ~
"t Darcy. which report W. so highN iaNor'nit
snow their 1pbreciafion OF the grea, work done
1y his committee and it, chairman, br George
IN , a;,c SD-l 49, ny an, rtft'e
f.rs content with having discharged thei. dut,
-o the lodge ana to The brethren and ae The affair
was au absolute and unqualified success. ana me
expense Of the committee was kept within 'he
limits voted by the lodge. the committee were well
repaid for their arOr and accepted the THANKS OF
the brethren, which hy rising vote were ordered
10 bee spread in fun upon he minutes. The veteran
secretary. Brother NJ Kolasky. added that this
very efficient committee should oe retained ny
Darcy Lodge TO arrans" for III" centennial cel@-
brauOn fifty years hence
Excelsior Lodge No ls5 conferred the first de
grce Monday night ". John r Gardner presided.
and although this busy man i'm the cratI pre-
sided I'M Jerusalem Chapter 80 s Friday night and
Conferred two degrees in Adelphi Council 80. :
Saturday night. he WAS Us ready a. ever IN Excel
~or ana did exceedingly well Among the man
present were 4 W Bradburn and Messrs Critch-
,r-on. Thornbury. George W Thurbcr and Gcors"
Johnson.
Duty 20 cod bs keeping Ills Commandments. duty
10 our n,ighbors 20 90 unto thom as would
nave iu'n 40 unto N-. 10 Walk hpIlEhi 10 iVI' 40"
dis. oniy '-qusre ~orE
1,..i.,,, ,l.. -. r,- hold or,. of IFS ,,-ll-.,t
r...f ..I- f.fFfr
I5 ~" = ,, ~ ,'i,,.,I fr iistriDi l,
me- and hell nm, aud .ro f1 the close bv the mas
terry manner II his discourse and his sound tx
planstoas ~ the ceremony.
,iso1 I'm M F1sf " Rroth.r Wood Of Merchants.
Lodgc BrookIyn presented the apron. and T. "
4 q Ludwig e,ct fhe EXPLANATORY lecture W
Eugene Brown and others also assisted. There was
-rel. an2u ll 81 ro.iln. .n+n'-1 1lopo-'H ~ M
bends aud is doing good Masonic work
cr,,,y,l.I .,I r..rrrstoo. had no h. brought IN to
,.,"nrnoi,te ,b@ tbro-a Whatirr rbie W. ov,-
ing 10 The god work of Gavcl Lodge is pouu-
larity amou4 The craft or to th, popularity of lis
new Ma+ler amone 'ho brothr-n the l.ct j.. -hl'
poitau district present. Il w. J. stewart wilson,
the Ma-ttr. presided W Wilbur explained the
working tools aui Pest NJ St'r Frank ~ IIain"s
>.aiift. MI tav- 10 L. changed 10 a larger
room n ordor 10 give -he brethnn chance TO visit
this loG,r ana sot inside IFS portals and enjoy The
excellence Of The work and Soc how ir j. done in
that part Of OBJ" rity.
SIoaua Lodge held .ts regular communication at
Ma-oulc Han on Wednesday night. wh-u th,re VS.
IL good ATTENDANCE, " members and several Wis ring
lrothr,n Past Master Shannon presided in The
East and. in 1 very able manner conferred inc
first d"Srrr on One candidate Among those pres
cni were " Bros Williams and Huntington.
r,i,e1 gr,,h.r- had one candidate. for tb. first
degree ~ rs stated meeting ia-t wednesday night
= b Decking Ma.irr presided In m, EAST. and
wit ,Ir aIlg a.s..anc- IF Ms suhordirar@ officer
r.r.-.-,r IN +x,e,i.rt r@n'iitlor Of IN, v.orl