New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
LODGE NOTES.
THE TOILERS ]

/ Nlllckerbockcr Lodge met Tuesday evening. r.
w Stephen g. Bedell paid the lodge a social visit
Lafayette Lodge conferred he first degree in the
presence OF a good gathering OF members and
Normal Lodea conferred the third degree with
WI Ludwig. Blake. Dickey. Laird and Hagger,y
cation last Saturday evening. w Master Wash
next saturday.
,Ivanhoe Lodge conferred the third degree r w
H. P b2 SOL Massr Of Lodge
Visit w. ''' '"'o '"'s 'oose fFateTh"i
ne-estIng and nn 1 Ia.s me n meetings of No IS
their attendance ''''' 80
Garibaldi Lodge held very well-attended com
gree in ne form The Vast n i in mrs. r ge
Ioz, presided r. W. Luca Francia was among The
] many distinguished visitors.
The level Club Eighth District held is regular
sided Several new ncn6ers Wers added to me
roli and much routine business was transacted
and very pleasant evening was spent.
Sunday; September 26 and the event viii probably
ne ,ceIe9rated later in he season. Mecca made
2Ns are now in good standing on its roll.
r Ala Ia I9dsG win dCGq w. Allison in The
tthe faithful treasurer, Past Master Browne. by
ms SIDE aiw1ys has nieasant neetings whe the,
work goes on here all the time.
Neritas Lodge. W Charles A. Morrison Master.
There being no work the social part Of tie mem;
bers wa brought out and very snjoya,ble ana
We'll attended By members and visiiof-.
Ceniennial lodge held wsll-altenqed eomm ne
Master presided The second degree Was gwen in
fine style Pas Master NJ. Abrams occuu.ed the
West. W. Anderson acted as chaplain. u Nor
ris. or lihzeton. Penn. was among The visitors.
Alblon Lodge gave the second degrcc in N,,ed-
n ing goq doFn Hry titus az ns
Deacon. and W. Edward Cooper occupied tho South
o6 5 sexar Hte Green. "T9 S
Moore and r. J Brown
wG Ga" rho %dFf M Is9 o" wam
Collins never tire. The first Gegree was The
ex%eilcn, ntto.danee Among the visitors were
r., W. BrSther GIoesman OF NeT-QrIeans' james
The Masonic Veterans Of tn" city OF New-Yo7E
met wednesday night, NJ. y. John Aisdor, called
ne 6es to order and wscomed in p'IS
Afieck greeted the newly elected brethren in one on,
Brother Clinton F. Page and others also aidrcsse"
the venerable brethren.
M~P Io4ss nfa Sn Of he rs War
Brother 5 \. kannard. presided while ne Junior
OF With was done in good form. Past Masters
Tuthlt siwtelI Hyatt Nel.osl, schnrh'ck ana
watched tho proceedings
Marsh Lodge conferred The second desTee ias'
sided u James r. Fisher assisted in tho work;
ard tho Middle Chamber lecture was ably rendered
his nrst at,enp, The Brother received he we'll
earned congratulations of All present MARSH j.
Daniel Carpenter Lodgc met; hut d!d 10 degree
work. W Master William n. Collins presided as
ber riS "a and Duchcf Brojhc- Frcd Wilson
ente-tained The brethren during ross TIC y l,
lodge N unofficial social visit Among ne visitors
were W Wilkinson. of Ancient M'Xhe" and
crystal
Excelsior Lodge No 1876 ". John r. Gardner.
Master conferred the second desree Senior Nar-
OF the degree. ana doing Il IN exgeedlns} s.o'
form Will, adheriug to the STANDARD IN al. ~
gaiity in the Work " BIO Baddinroa eAplaned
The working tools and Past Masters Thofnolry.
Pyramid L9dgc had very iars- s'''n1' nee, ~
iodge where they ind a true Masonic welcome AID
a warm greeting W James II k"nnedy ,hr
III degree in fuli form and in exceedingly good
style The work was well done. aGd IN" Drrtnrrn
we're Wi pleased wiki u. as Vel "a WIN ne
S SyTsmi O. Charity - '"'N
viii the craft bear in mind that the u~e Of pro
nv Ma sonic law and will the brethren iurth"f SOC
70 it that offenders in this respect are frs' dry
a1nonished and II this does not prove circtr"I,
TINT charges are preferred against them without
delay We intend 20 keep this and s'vera. oth'r
matters conspcuously before the fraternity u"im
a radical reform has been enected MaSon. '1N
must u. sustained. and IN" disobeii'ni mus, ''
taught that penalties incurred VIII be enforced.
Monitor Lodze held delightful mc@tlnS las.
T1esday %heh The %yea'es w. in sood fdn
W ptya G Isss past s M Mser e- Pa and
Jane. Collins X. W George A. Elwood ana u. W
Allan Williams among The visitors ne com
rron reported mat they had secured the Lexng-
ton Opera House for December IS th"i ne nus III
be a frst-class entertainment and dance and al
that il needed Is the hearty COOPERATION OF ~ Lnr
rethren 10 make this financial nud social sue
cess. And everything points that way
Word comes from Hope Lodge thai the figures
given last SUNDAY IN these columns about the sun
expended for charity in Hope l.odge were crronr-
Gus. and that the sum was inuch laisrI on, NIn
that stated CAD TO hear f., but true Masonic
see. human mind An calculate ne goot donc by
Masonic charity. Infthe account OF the history o.
Hope Lodge. as given by r " Isaac Fromme
is rccited that at east two human lives were saved
By the efforts OF the brethren OF Hope Who dare
count this by cold figures Hope Lodge has dom
we'll in our quarres. IS doing well now; ana WI
continue doing 30 long as N" good brethren
have before them the high example Of the honored
rot whether the sum is 900. $1,000 10000 the
grateful praise Of the widow the silent tear OF the
orphan. and the thanks OF the needy brother gut
dixie. 90
Greenbush Lodge No. s37 is located in Rensselaer,
trct tod Twelfth II is composed OF stanch.
sterling members ard true Masons. W. Robert MI
il Master and r. g Croker Secretary. II has
a membership OF go. every one solid brick" IN
the structure Of the spiritual temple Brother
Benevolent No . OF this city. died in Rensselacr
time ago and the brethren OF No 80 nursed
him and attended him while sick. and buried him
when he died. This act OF kindness was duly recog-
nzed by the brethren % No IS. and set OF resolu-
was presented 10 Greenbush Lodge by them. VS.
Thomas and David Iinson. both Past Masters %
David Graham were committee sent to Greenbush
Lodge TO present these resolutions on behalf OF
and a mos; fraterna spirit manifested los The
members 81 both lodges.
~ THE TENTH DTSTRICT.