New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
TODGE NOTES.
r,,r rorrns X MASONIC QrARRIEs

r,,r 7,ar,rns n MASONIC cUARRrEs.
Scotia roase opened up With the Fi 5 DsfreT
" Adam iIii ne Master "ecotneE 1re ycg ,hem 70
-rsw - acy,y ~ scotia nj The coming Ssi ana ,
u.a,cr .,a.on " Thomas Wat q r, ryr Mnsi
,ir. ,yuoiucd the w0rk'ny tools i.St Nm Nm
i i.7.' rc'1r Ross IL D. sharp and Mckenzie
Norc also ON hand az usual
Lotus Lodge resumed Masonic labor on Ihgrs
5sv ey.ning " Master Robert Baker presided.
Thcre was ~ degree work. and n" main t"htnrs,
e., ,g 'F.' ~ william 9'p Hi Johnson VINO is
esteemed Past master OF his lodge lotus n NJ
several pheasant Masonic functions on lis tresue-
r..umsrh Lodge me-, for hG hr Cork lime lint nr tsr
b,etrr,u enjoyed social session
u.rrv cav was born April T. III VAS made
Grand Master OF Kentucky In 1870 presided over a
H, I,i. Mar = ~ Ind died tune % 1852
pat Lodge hold rs Hrst Communication after
VACATION on Thnr~day n.ght VIII D., Mas.
ior- Joseph Proudman and Bugbee Amohg IN, Ine
maj many Duncan and Us John Mcmillan. OF char
.,r oak. charles " Shaw, of Eastern star, GU
christ Of orion odse ana Levi ,t, 81 looks N%t0 for
nd 20 a prosperous ana harmonious season.
Shakespeare Lodge 80 20 conferred the Third
i, 49, sr ,,rsssiy IT., wa very good attendance
rs Aa~,.r Asher Morris was assisted 1 ,y faS'
Ma~'cr- sinner and koihch.ld III committee nay, nay,
nr IN charge IN preparations FOR ne 'siiver
House IN East Sky seventh-st.. has been secured
for rn. evening ~ February %. 1888
M " j. 4 Scott Grand Master Of the Grand
r ,r' NJ 9rr,s me brethren OF MS Jurisdiction 10
work FOR 'he erection 81 Masonic nome, Hn and
Is no longer an experiment The examples which
itinne have furnished have fully shown the
,rc,t ruod 10 be derived There are Within
iuris,Ilctlou tho wives and children OF many de-
ceased Masons who are in want. and to whom
r.ncf should be- extended by us. In no other way
can tho relief be- extended satisfactorily and
81 economically az through n home.
T,l. ..oi,Inst Mason" f. a permanent institution
and as perpetual ~ Masonry Itself lie pops up
n Denver In the person Of W. Adna a. Treat or Is
heard from IN the littc Nutmeg state. and again
some Western state claims the honor OF having me
"ouly" oldest Mason and no" comes the Oldest
who j. about rounding out century OF her lseiul
hfc Mrs Cathnrin" Trenaine VII celebrate her
home OF her widowed daughter. Mrs. Mary Fuller.
10 2G2 Moore,st.. Phil9deinhia she was born
10 Judge Nathaniel Tremaine Wnclc of the Hon.
LYMAN Trcmainel IN Albany; n r. In iSS@ She Is
a vlrtim Of the Remington Bank robbery July Is.
lS2 ana also OF the failur" OF the Bank OF America
April 80 1890 During me h9' wsatmer IN !uly she
b1r bed but since the cool weather she sits up
napsrs being read to her. she having kept up with
The current events OF the day She na has been in.
Thr Philadelphia brethren have shown much In
tcrrs In behalf Of this widow, and desire to make
hct %e," Edwin j Hewlett cf No l6 south Front
ST. Philadelphia, has the matter In charge.
itIos Lodge resumed labor Friday night There
Wy!e Iii ar"nnd T. " John " Allison Past Mas
ter Brown and "A number OF other leading members
i,rooke. the courteous Master Second degree next
meeting. September 10
pyramid Lodge 40 80 conferred the third degree
~ 'rhomns j. WHIT. the Master. was assisted by
past Masters Kennedy. Clark and John Watt
veritas Lodge opened, up with very good pros
80 a,tsudnnce of members No visitors and good
work seems 10 be waiting for this good lodge