New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
LODGE NOTES.
TIRE 1ouuRs ~ MASONIC QrARRIEs.

TIRE 1oILuRs ~ MASONIC QrARRiEs
Metropolitan Lodge opened Thursday evening
with the first degree
Continental Lodge began ~ stated commuuicl-
II Is on Wednesday evening
The National Masonic Veteran Association Or
b. electus the president and secretary OF To latter
10 honorary membership
Worth Lodge resumed labor on Fr'da" evening
". Ma,'e. Downing Welcomed me 1rctAien naGh
r. ~ jerks. who had just recovered from severe
Hines.
Adelphi Lodge No g. met Tuesday evening. II
intended to work tne nrs, degree. but, ~ rru-
Gidatcs appeaIinf. thc Mas'eI, W b,nlamn
assisted by Past Master Orchard. Roscnhem and
Machal
Ade!.hic Lodge 80. g announced the third de-
tho oppressive heat. the work was POSTPONED. Tho
brethren. kOw enjoyed NEE ing after the ya'd-
ton The tnlrd zero VIII De siyrD ln all f.rr'
o Tuesday. september -
Greenwich Lodge opened with he FIRST degree, the
Dong al the work Present "eTe Past Masters
Scene. sutpon, r. ph Mayer, Grant. Esse',on ani
locks forward to a busy season.
S. Ceciie Lodge opened with the second degree
pre.idej. assise4 by pas Masters curtin. Tnecer
RecAer and Low. also " Eugene v Akcr. Of
Jad 'd S6' and SiE spesFs %' for no &' very
sPg Ae9 % n Il M r., NE s ss" WIN e
Several widows regular pensonc-E were romem-
bered. " Daniel y. Little. the Master reported
hiS dpinES a.! those lines during the summer. and
was reimbursed I'M corntnded Tor hls cnre ana
good work. Several candidates are In waiting FOR
the various degrees.
Ancient Lodge resumed labor on Thnr-day even
ing There was no work. but plans for the good
and welfare Of Ancient were plendfu and good
results expected from the earnest work OF
the brethren. The death OF A brother OF Z W
and coincidence Of tn" members were expressed FOR
their beloved Past master
Howard Lodge resumed It's stated communication
on Friday evening wsn -. o. O. Clark. the Mas
ter. in the East assisted Jy x " John T smith
and many others. There WAS no degree work. bat
much n ,orihnt routine business WAS dispatched
lft"r vi n the brethren enIOvcd social sc.s.ou
and perfected plans for tne fall and winter
season.
Pioneer Lodge was all hustle and hustle" Fri
ia ,eyening ii wac 'en,ns night ana w Ma Ma
tingulshod craftsmen VINO always throng this popu-
lar lodge. Past Masters Flick and MacEn,ce
" resented G he apron T. " William 4 san " ex
plaaed the working tools. Tbs lodge viii have
work right alOrr.
Masonic lodgcroou,s were Dedicated on Friday at
com conf BY Il " Wright D. Powmal II. VS.
Charles 3 ide George " wh'1 -aac Fromme.
2eGa Gi se oSG ,6o I 1sS r. W. r"~s H.
ceremonies were specially Impressive. and were
attentiycly listened to by the brethren ard cid
zens who had gathered. 4 banquet rendered
10 the grand officers in the evening.
- D9T's Lodge p II. into hard wST Teh, at
Gcg,SS " Maser Meclosy pre, W ' assisted
Ry 1ns and oe rns ob5 ssI M Mn95s
ssrvanc i and John McSiah Of char"r oak were
among thu many visitors The lodge had a very
large attendance Of members, and many visitors
cropped in during the evening see and greet The
brethren Of Doric
The Masonic Board Of Relief has made "A new
departure ard excellent one. with the usual
warning circular" which has been Sent out for
some years. are now the photographs and fac-sim-
lie signatures OF tIoBo found unworthy OF lssls;
ance, thus warning the members OF the association
throughout the United States of all impostors and
frauds The Board Of Relief Is thus doing good
both ways-heiping the worthy and protecting the
funds OF charity from the lmpostor ami fraud. who
occasionally prey upOn ne uusuSpecting brethren
The annual reunion OF Eastern Star Lodge oc-
CURED at the opening session last Wednesday
evening when the lodge resumed labor ". Mas
ter Charles ". Shaw purposey RETAINED from
work to devote The entire evening 10 social inter-
course. The accumula ted business OF the summer
WIS dispatched. all vouchers paid, the charities
dispensed b. the officers during the season were