New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs

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parcy Lodge opened with the first deg Ws,e W "
Master FT6oqs Pres1a ihe apron and
Boskowitz explained the working tools WIS W M IN
lam A. Miller Kranston and Weis also asslslcu ~
The good work Darcy opens under most favorable
auspices.
Normal Lodge is looking up and is booming M &c
The first degree given in good form ana IN tne
presence OF good gathering OF enthusiastic Drftn
rem among whom were W 80 1iea shan s'0
W william r. Denham Of Excelsior Lodg f
greeted number Of members and many @ni, VS. B
Anderson explained the working tools: Others as
sstng were VI John GaTdnGrd George Brock
way among the many visitors
Albion Lodge No. &c opened on Monday evening" Y
There was no degree work W. Master ,b n,' were
mutual greetings and congratulations W. KoDe ho
H. Clark Of Pyramid Lodge was ,o ShU weIe re-
cevej and referred. and Albion stands ready LOT
good Masonic work. ~ -
Monday evening w Master Samuel L. IucK pe "a
by Past Masters SLY, Charles Ketterer' Adoiph
Wade Brockway and Cullinan go -.
Lodge the second desT Wes ~'9 M
David Graham in the East ana rast 1 1. uesteT
Rae explaining the working tools: PAS, Mas'e'
Collins acted as senior Deacon. r. w George "a a
Elwood District Deputy OF the To oua
BOYD OF Charter oak. and many others wetE Tea
the visitors pleasing and very interesting fe ,be
ure the open and thorough not u oniy
Letter nerfect but the neophyte seemed 10 en'ei
fully into the spirit OF the ceremony, a', -dit unon
hineeif and his instructor as well as upon the ex
ceiicnt methods Of Monitor Lodge
Centennial opened the seasons work wi, with , ,,e
second degree which was given IN epceerW NJ .ters
by the Master, W Max Props Past NM Mns' the
m,nV ii,tlnclshed visitors were r. w j. Stewsr'
wilson v'iiS Rudoiph Holie Of Washington Lodge NO
moro m rom the Eighth and other districts
Ciaribaldi Lodge No. SAP resumed laoos On nIiJ
d,v evening and plunged right INTO naru go
u, vi
nGiy good style. the ceremony OF ,he e., most o,
f Iodecs Of the Tenth Gatin) District r ErIs
the regime ana endorsement OF w, .'us h potSe /.
os! the enerset ,ny, "a enthnsasm Much work Is
dore here: but the best matcrlha usniSers5le
w. h,,s been added 10 the already substantial nank
account several dstingushed eIe,nren GAR
AMI alrqf pooiu.ci ard many more. Not only was me
latin district well reprefentcd, pu' mn M r oai
sneaking brethren visit this lodge and al. are ~
s Maste anu ''''''' .,..o 10.
r oterinr M Rising star Lodge. Nonkers
Tbe tbjrd degree was conferred in full form oy w.
E n1 i n Ytrks R W charles Melus gave the the
r VS. Thomson and Getty, also W Ih 1I ~ y,
RepuoS, pGan' Of n S,ar % Ftz and Heppensa
i, rIGc,crhan as well as Past Masters Bel Mur,
o. ot sE,nncr and IRVINE II Rising star The WORK
was done I'm excellent FORM.
The roopcnng Of Charter oak Lodge last Wennes,
day evening brought out lnr tho rooms With
,nlS W. The Mastcr " John Mcmillan greeted
III co,,ers In mos. cor !i1l manner. The hrst de-
,rco was given DO frl form. " colin - AnGe,s,.
acted as Senior Deacon. and Pas Masters Htr, r
Boyd. Bush and Wh'tney Ian Of a present that
Charter oak Iodsc was o. k a. nc next in1e'' yS
Soi,b Win make hts Official visit here;
zion look out for q g.1nI outpour OF the dandy
i4f:h ' ,.,-. 49,.
undcr regular md dstr,ssng crel linTn f5r the
NV. r-isorado IN Alaska. bur his health failed ana
he died In the frozen regions " the ktondi"e,
Tbrc,gh the pcrs.sicn' Efforts % The brethren of
norlc Lodge 10 20 81 this city. tho body was re-
covered and brought here. whore the brrihron 70
Inferred ihe remains 10 Evergrcens Cemetery FasI
Master Names of D0ric. performed tho tuheral
ucncvolen, Lodge opened Win good attendance
and with good prospects for the season. W Master
william HaTkness PRESIDED ana nome Me'1 ar,cr tho
vacation Past Masters Thomas and David liiIs2l.
P.adwell Holhorow and E.wood were present ALSO
ydySi ioSrc spent social hour last "Wednesday
evening there being no degree wotS' ne TN Coi
ron flowed the nsh stories as recNed by VS. 'o'-
man. Hyrncs. Goodrich 81 al
Ma!mor,des Lodge conferred tho second degree
Til" "are rs busy With the preparations FOR i,s sill
Ter anniversary. which VIII De celebrated October
P5ia'i Lodge Eavc tho SECOND degree yin w
Herman j Rosen,hal the Master. IN the East ana
and Bro Isaac lTch. Senior warden OF Na'i t,'
Lodge sctius as Senior Deacon Past master nuS
boo ana Joseph are regular attendants at all com
munca'lons OF this lodge
RakcT presidci and PAST Masters Johnson and
tnrer were present At the next meeting II IL pro
posed to have gala night. and pleasant exercises
are on the programme.
scotia L5lse worked the second degree. IN the
usual good f5rm prevalent in this lodge ". Adam
Hi presided and ". August Elckelbers explained
the working tools Past Masters h9ss Mch HG
Gregory were among the visitors.
Amercus Lodge No IS conferred the second de-
gree IN exceedingly good style W. Master @nl MI.
Mns,df Posey WSacS I and Fraser also assisted
d.
Pen,alpha Lodge No IA opened It's fall and win
Was done W Peter Cook presided and there were
present ErG Jere MILFORD HI6s w | P D. Of ve
tas; Grube., Of Daniel Carpeniter: chapman OF
Charity. and Graham. % Bunting
Daniel Carpenter Lodge conferred the first de-
gree on saturday evening; September 10 There
Grescn win ihe, ioIioTinF: B WIS Matthew
or and Jsrf Ma0a r. Ws b mSm u Days
Claucr Collins. Oakcy Jaime and smith OF
P W vd Hqy RT o v 2f G mpTt
sveness and effect. The brethren Will enjoy an
G fSd fer On Of a cambake and breakfasi feature
OF the occasion Will be Tho presence ~ the wives
and daughters or the brethren. which will add
much interest TO the affair
George Washington Lodge No. 2s5 worked tho
First Degree, w. Master William Gordon, IN tho
among be yisi,ors we're ~ James F. fr9sK Of
Strict Observance Lodge, and W. Charles a King.
OF United States Lodge.
Brother Robert $ Wardlo tho efhcien, and cotr-
teOts secretary of the Masonic Veterans OF New
York city. was made an honorary member OF the
National Veteran Association OF England and In
addition. appointed TO represent the veterans
of Newcastle-on- Tyne at tho New-York Veterans.
This honor IS all the more pleasing as the an
cestOrs OF Bro. Wlrdlo originally came from that
burgh In England. Bro. Robert Is thorough
American through and through. ''all wool and a
yard wide" but the interests OF the English breth-
rem Will be safely guarded in his hands Bro. War
die Is also secrctaey of Excelsior Lodge No. 1876,
and an active member OF the Board OF Relief.
Justice Lodge No. 1853 conferred the i. A. degree
on Wednesday evening ". Master Charles Glenn
presided at FIRST and the Senior Warden Bro John
Patterson. conferred the degree In good form.
Past Master Stevane presented the apron and w.
Peter J. Shaw explained the working tools Bro.
Joscph Carllsle occuped the West. There q