The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-01-21
GRAND LODGE OF MASONS.

Neet In Raleigh and Transact Bu-iness-
Sew OfioeTs Elected and Installed III
Meet. NeNt Year with the Lodge at on
ford.
Ihr Grand Lodge OF 4. 4. and 4. VI.
held its one hundred and tenth annual
communication in Raleigh. The Grand
lodge was in session three days. The
meeting was most harmonious and
successful one. During its dellbera-
tiOuS the following is part OF the
business transacted
Resolutions Of respect in regard to
Dr. Don Williams, Of TarborO, were
passed.
The Grand Lodge adopted suitable
resolutions recommending that a pOr-
trait of Mr.. Il. y. Duke be- secured and
hung in the memorial building at the
oxford Orphan Asylum, which has
been named in honor of his deceased
son. Mr.. Francis -. Winston made
some eloquent and touching remarks
in introducing this resolution.
IL was decided to hold the one hun
dred and eleventh annual COmmunica-
ton of the Grand Lodge at oxford
the second Tuesday in January, lS9S
Charters for eight new lodges were
granted as follows At StatesviIle
chapel III, BrasstOwu, Llwndait,
I.ynnvilIe, Rich Square, Aberdeen.
One of the most pleasant incidents
Of the Grand Lodge then occurred.
Prof. W. n. Withers. in a beautiful
little speech, presented to retiring
Grand Master Moye, handsome jewel
rs token of the love and esteem from
the Masous Of North Carolina for his
faithful and efficient services as pre-.
siding officer.
The following Grand officers were
installed:
Walter +. Moore, of Webster Grand
Master.
X. j. Noble, of Selma, Deputy Grand
Master.
b. ;. Royster, OF oxford, Senior
Grand Warden.
IT.. !. Clark, of IIah%ton, Junior
t,rand Warden.
John G. Drewry, of Raleigh, Crane
secretary.
William Simpson, of Raleigh, Grand
Treasurer.
stewart Mcqueen, of Goldsboro
Grand Chaplain.
Il. w. Hatcher, of Randolph, Crane
Lecturer.
Francis u. Winston, of Berthe, Sen.
lOr Grand Deacon.
Thos. j. Reed, of Biltmore, Junior
Grand Deacon.
J. l.. Currin, of Henderson. Crane
Marshal.
i. +. Tilsor, OF Madison, Gran,
word-bearer.
Martin >. willard. of Wilmington
Grand Pursuivant.
W. l.. London, Of Plttsboro, Crane
steward.
pr. James +. Griffith. of Salisbury
Grand Steward.
Robt. H. Bradley. of Raleigh, Crane
Tyler.
The afternoon session was devote,
10 the appointing of the various stand
ing committees, passing resolution
and the winding up OF the business o
this meeting.
in the meeting, and 454 delegates wer
present either in person or by proxy
There are 300 lod ges in the state, hay
ing membership of 10000.
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last few years was supposed TO be IL
CuIdOlcs VI great u1uy 9Sdl
doctors pronounced it local di!
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