New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
LODGE NOTES.
TOr1Eps N MASONIC QUARRIES

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sented the apron W. Archibald Culhert explained
the working too.s and the symooLsm OF tne ~ ".
gree was explained by Past Master, f.uo> y
butcher The lodge. rs Away. was wei attehdei.
Roome Lodge gave the first degree; S.'p ERA
candidates presented themselves ior lne mo', @
with the foremost lodges in the district unGrr me
wa,chful care Of its present M,sie f, pos Mastcrs
Linson. Martin. Sims and others as wen az, a. ~,
enthusiastic and live mcinneiship IL Is ,%I ~
say that no III Will keep IN the 'front.' RANKS Oh
Masonry
Excelsior Lodge No 70; conferred the sesGnS
decree n It usual s'ad solo ana esidid and
f9rm N M M7 w JOHN K G Gsa aInS
working tools The Senior Deacon Thomas ,,n be,o ~
Bel! did the Middle Cnamher work. MS MN :
iee n aTm nE " NJ n Pomroy and ribourg
Dare ami J. r. Vaughan Of Sioux VALLEY Lodge.
South Dakota. were among the many visitors
Darcy Lodse gave the first decree Monday even en-
NJ Diitenhoeffcr presented the apron ana W. isi.
dore Cohen explained the working TOOLS i rrS'
visitors
Progressive Lodge No. "a Is waking up to the he
necessity OF the tines and Will make a change ~
its quarters Hereafter the hospitality. OF thls
lodge VIII be extended to all visitors at Arlington
Hal. Gates and NostTand AYES.
The coscy rooms Of Manitou Lodge were crowded
to overflow ing last Monday EVENING. W MaSte, ,
only the members. but great number 81 visitors.
OF whom many are well-known and rcpres' n'auFe
ter. and r " William J. Mathews gave tho his
,orfc al Lecture, Assisting I'm tn, work " I" X w O.
Micoliro Of Copestote. Alison Of Atlas ticksl-
berg and Illll Of Scotia, Richard shepard OF am
o' crdn Ie "G stevens II Gccan Hughes
Of Arcurus Romgio Lopez. OF the Ien'h pS,fic L.
Wfuams. Past District Dep4ty Of The S"yfnth.
anSd rsSt Masters bgsaonfi NfiSot vn,au Tnc
work W. eNge'dngy wei donr. ana ,., - ora
ny Il VI w lam t,i,' ustc,,d 10 ty ali present
Crescent Lodge gave tho first degree. q, "hirh
l I. ~ ii H., ~ fomrorvralth Lodge pre-
1o,' ,ni "a, ,b INV and past Master Richard l..
Gihhs cNpl3ino ne W9'klns '3,asg.,,,e" ~ Ni,nn
1890 ,,,c ,, ,n,1v Visitors Bro VII
LAM ~. i' N,s' a. ~ scni,r War4.n Bro owen
cc'dnsE "e4' as 'lI tl' i,,ic me sc'tion Soc
uon of the degree ....-,.,,,
charter oar I.odSr Nc, -. -, - hn ,, ne
series - gala ni.ht3- Lay " '.l.'','.'f s1 900
third degree was given 20 ini' i"'m NIT 'i' ,,,..
Inona,,, ana IN ,ae .n,,r ' .ro, l he room.
ln ~ r,as T. A.. c,to ,n. historical lc-t-
nre r-,c'ol r., ,i.,.'i ,'sarrrr oak win
tV".S. ~ 49, =, n. .oiS "a re ,h, h..rne,
meetins VI held by as F,inakencd e"a yfor9 ,a
lodge Wa PIE 1.' ,. , 1,rrr OAK Turn out
AZ ~ n'a1 o. Deiy ~ the Fifh Ds,r., r.
2E' F Ia6 mshari.oq v6; W. asF,',4 a.
IN" success % ',ls Oh ~ t- c,,,ra t'ltfions
FOR The good resui. O., his efforts 'ohaf u tho
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as usual presided .. gro Ni u-
answered 20 the iofS -tNl' 'i"' ~
Henry Philips. Who i- not o'ly GOO, -. 'H'.
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