New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
LODGE NOTES.
ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.

~ MS cuty 10 enforce. not set aside. the law
In 1865. fortyeght yelrs after the landing of the
Pilgrims. fifteen families settled what is New
S Shcd ' anu o'se OF fre''""So'S WAS 'S'"''
Continental Lodge had no work al its communi-
cation on "Wednesday night. and the brethren had
social evening after the routine business had been
r. W. Levi s. !Iulse paid an official visit to
1 q Lodge lie was introduced by X w Peter
H. Gatens and made an eloquen, address to the as
sembled brethren.
There are English. German French and Spanish
S odses IN New-oreans. working in the York and
Grand Lodge Of Louisiana
Adephi Lodge. Charles S Conner Master held
IFS stated meeting AT Masonic Iiali last Tuesday
nisht. When the fret degree conferred i'm excel
lent stvle on one candidate.
Or w Matthew Taylor made an official visit to
stewart Wilson. Allan Williams and many Masters
ana fast Masters of the district.
To impar Masonic light and knowledge TO your
ess-inf0rmed brethren j. a duty incumbent upon all
brethren. BY constant Intercourse you will become
in the mystic ART.
,d Eas s., m star Lode hGa Is rsuar commnnca
DOT "a, MaS3nlc Hal on Wednesday night. " Bro.
able and dignihed manner conferred the third de.
cree on two candidates
Wilam J. IIughan, the most learned Mason OF
England, or the world Of this or any other ag. has
SHOWN N that' upon the revival Of Masonry In l7l7
OF Entered Apprentice"
-, The great Masonic Temple and by this we mean
an me lodges Of the universe has for its founda-
lars Forlltude Prudence and JmstcS and ali f(or
me practice OF Brotherly Loyc Relief and Truth"
William T. Johnson in hc Eat ''s Past WI, Mast w:
ilosge presented the apron, and Past Master VIII
exceedingly well done. and all by is own members
Amcrieus Lodge No. 52j conferred the first degree
W. William K. Reyea presided. W. =. J. Brown
an honorary member OF this lodge. presented the
working tools There was an excellent attendance
affairs Of the lodge
Sycamore Lodge William +, Rrouro Nr,s,or botl
IT, nesHHr meeting on Wednesday night Masoni,
which was conferred with dignity and precision
eral visiting brethren
TO know certain lectures better than the Ten Com
inahdIne nts or 10 pass good examination Live.
dc anu Work your Masonry In your shop. your
ana your office, and above ali in your family ana
among your neighbors.
Mosaic Lodge conferred the first degree on one
cahdidate ast WEDNESDAY night at It's regular COM
municatlon W Bro Nathan p. Wood presided in
ne lie f,ast; ana Was VOL supported by his subor
innate OIlccrs The work was performed with ac-
eutacy ana impressveness.
CITY Lodge had four candidates for the second de-
gre" az lts stated c"mmunica ion Monday night
Ihe lodSeroom WAS filled with an Interested assem-
1llage or brethren who were deeply impressed by
the mastery manner in which the degree was con-
icrred by w Bro. T. o. MiddlebrcoI who presided
independent Royal Arch Lodge No gave the
~. M <. Oh form ana in very impressive
manner W. Master Browning presided assisted by
Past Master Leeds and ". Claudius + Beatty
nrt ,r present from the Grand Master re
Radiant Lodge receiver an Official vsi; from r
". Matthew Taylor ID. u. G. VI. Of tho Eighth
r Stg" and mS9n' r. d. q. NJ DR. DELANEY
long applause.
n The o TrmpIG Gn9 the MasSniG Srsanizaton Of
| r. J. Brown president: George II. Philips of s.
John NO. /. vice president; William :. Johnson. Of
Louis treasurer and John 7. Smith. Of Howard
Lodge. secretary The club propose to wake up and
visit round"
Lebanon Lodge No l9 had fun elias, Of candi-
last Tuesday night. when notable gathering Wit
excellent and called forth much favorable common
from the visiting brethren. w Bro. John t. Bruck-
| bauer presided in the East.
Eureka Lodge Joseph Odeu Master held its
stated meeting al Masonic nan on Monday evening
last The work Of The evening. ,nfcrring the third
curacy dignity and imprcssiyencss. and was
watched with close attention by he large and nota-
| bic gathering which hll"d the lodccroom
presided r. W. Allan William honorei The lodge
working tools. There WAS a very largr attend
| !rce of members and visitors Or. Peter Ross W.
! hand ~ they always are. W Hale. OF Neptune.
was also in attendance.
| Kane Lodge had a very interesting communica-
ton ct Masonic Hall last Tuesday night when W.
! Bro. John W SsSon presided in The East The
didatcs. the rendition of IN, work being in accord
! ancr with the high standard usually seen in this
! iained with delightful music 10y the Kane Lodge
| quartet.
The L.y" club held It's usna! monthly meeting.
X. W. Matthew Taylor. president in the chair.
| There was a larg" and cnthusiastc attendance.
After routine business. W. colin D. Anderson Mas
'cr of star u cuba Lodge. read very interesting
ana Instructive paper entitled "Th" Master Ma
! son" The paper was well received and the thanks
| OF the ciuh were rendered to the author
Polar Star Lodge had an unusually interesting
! Communication on Monday night. when a large
Pr % 90 WIFE, TIN f f5yS 'fG Garc VIZ Th
great credit on " Bro. Frank J.. Hamilton. hi.
| subordinate officers ana others who took part in
| the ceremonies This lodge will celebrate at the
Madison square Concert Hail, February L.
Montgomery Lodge No cs held its regular com
muncatlon at Masonic Hall asst Monday nsht In
| the absence of tho Worshipful Master Senior War
| den Miller presided in the East \ ful! class OF
candidates pre- cnted Themselves for the second de-
| gree. which was conferred with marked ability.
| There n good attendance Of members and visit
ing brethren all Of whom evinccd grea. interest in
| the work until the conclusion Of tn" ceremonies.
| Plat; Lodge worked the third degree with W.
! prcsentca the working tools and W Buddingtor.
Of United states Iodge. gave the hisiorcoI lect1fc
| in hi. unique ana very eloquent manner W.
London, Of Tcmpar. swan: Of Adcphi. Middle
| Piatt has lost none Of its old vim under the new
! regime and has good attendance ana is doing
| good work rignt along
"our profession is to be cxcmplifcd by our works
| ana rot BY our much speaking. Masonry should
grow into daily lives that we Involuntary
| illustrate It in MI We do though we have grown
| rusty in the work and have forgotten the pass
| words II = good thing know tn" tex OF the
| ritual. il il bette TO know the grand truths II
teaches II is right to pay tithes Of mint and anis"
| and cummn. but beware emitting the wcighticr
| matters OF III" law The ore should be done. not
| leaving the other undone
| Adelphic Lodge No. 3is had two candidates for
| the first degree a. its regular communicaion last
Tuesday night. The nclenency Of the weather did
| not prevent the brethren from attending 10 their
| Masonic duties. the lodgeroom Icing filed with
| members and visitors. many Of whom had come
| p long distance through driving seet and snow IN
| order TO attend the lodge. W T. : Tate presided
| In the Eas;. andwa We'll supported By Past
Masters of the lodge and his subordinate officers all
of whom contributed to the excellence OF the work
! Fortitude Lodge No. ~ rekindled s fires of en-
thisiasm Thursday night. and conferred the thir!
! degree W james Mccullough managed to gather
| the Masonic elite OF Brooklyn into the fold Tie
| Grand Master VI ". John Stewart. was present
| ais, tho ID D. OF the Second Charles H. cox: the
| Grand 8 D. Sommersal MasSord Taylor and car
| son Of the Third r w KenworthV worked me
| 6rst section Of the degree ana K. W. EhlefS
| The second and also gave the historical lecture
! was a grand meeting and one OF which this ola
| lodge may well feel proud.
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