New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
LODGE NOTES.
THE TOILERs IN DIR QUARRIEs.

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'nr FOOLS and Past Masters Bogert. Lindemeyer and
Hama also assisted. r. W Robert /. smith; DIS;
tric Deputy OF the Fifth. paid the lodge raternai
and social visit
Montgomery Lodge No: es conferred the frsi de,
gree Monday evening The senior srs Section
r. y. Adolph G. Gutgsell gave the second ono part
Past Master also ASSISTED A%SnSS ss many
Of ocean, and Holde, OF Washington
Star Lodge No 2 w2rkeS Dp the ,h fs M assfse
n1es sSCd fOT Past Master e@' Hamilton re
apron and W Ruff Of clyde Lodge p,sn M rnr
N5qS Go ser Pas a'E also S w nn
Mcmillan. CRUDE and Burlington
City Lodge gave the first degree II full b f0rm
White of Mamonidcs Lodge, presented the ; apron
and r. " Mayer pitenhoeer GXpanGq ,ne
Nee ey0 and stamper also assisted Several app-
cations received
Lodge the second degTT n t Ssn York in
exceedingly good form w !, Mora nn,her a. ~
Thomas D. stewart and other esteemed srd pfs1ee OF
Kane. well as many VISITORS were P''0'
Adelphc Lodge No. as conferred the th mr. p de
gree ". Master began presided. assistea o{ ra W
Masters fmmcrson and Roher Rohe iIs;rd ~ w
William duncan gave the historical lecture
Park Lodge NO 80 conferred the third degree
= The Of a b,s,bfc from other
W. Master William J. Mooie presided dec m snd W" w
l HIsTe' r W Wan J. Mathews and Dayi Fay
present also large dslef ionis Il Chapman
DRYER. owens and Bruder. also crowley Of ocfnn an
Of PrG%d p ISc Tase Te there |
Taddiken. canton Huston and Shepard
Wyoming Lodge No 400 made pleasant fasnse
4 4 George F. Doerinke the Master worked hard ID
bring This about and ne az Wei as 'ne '''Se
Ade,,h,c Lodge No 20 conferred the first degree
in wi ceremonisl w Master Rentsmn Raphael oIi1e
assisted by Pas" N''{ conno %F'9 and %
". Roscnhem explained the working tools and W
W& CUs anf sS work. SST ' Ra wei d"
Hone Lodge held its usual well-attended meeting
Tuesday evening and did its usual good WORK, "
s Mss'e' W. 4 RALPH Mayer of Greenwich Lodge ex
planned the working tools, and Past master ii
d a. h 4Iebd sH' o WOW Aieeo and Mcmillan OF
Charter OAK and Eugene Browg Of Y 6Gns:, as
sisted ". W. Wallace acted as senior De'co'
sofia Todg. cont.rre: the third deg6ee or Thurs
day eycring W Mas.er Ada9. HH presided
The earnestncss the deep irtcrest e,inceo ana ,nH
ing scotia Lodge While al work The Master ani
o R H9 kn6w heir work perfectly and are re
"5id them by The members and visitors.
Americas Lodge worked the first dSsIee 3 w W.
Mqssr R Rsvd Il 2ns man nnd Fraser
Master schreyer presented the WORKING toois mere
good attendance and many vs diG Wn" AL
hands of the genial and courteous Master OF NO oo'
Patt Lodge No 1914 worked the third degree W
Elias whitney gave the historical, lecture; bu:
this is only a cold statement OF the simple fnctt
excellence of the ritualistic Ierformance and me
ardent and warm hearted wec9 Of "a, all ,b Visitors s.q,
Gus iteng Of its Master to do his very best Cor the
good OF his lodge and his brethren.
Harlem lodge conferred the frat degree w
Master I,rlgGs presided. assisted by Past Masters
Ocii,y Cooinbes Walgrove Wittiken and Pearce
" Pr" Kins o, Unitei S's1so Loasr prGsen ni@
,rc, DEPUTY Of tie seventh District no made an
unohcial and socia visit explained the working
tools
The practice Of charity. Is incumbent upon al
men Ru' the prin ;pIe OF universal broherhGod
enj5inea uyoS US s.. our creates; light IN Masonry
TIE ds daY S e fad the n word shall be Assembled
before Jehovqhs 1udgmen; baIrwhe" he VII; say =,
the Fathe1. nheri, the kingdor1 Why is this
Welcome invitaiiGr sent TO The blessee: No be,
churches Not because they had beer Methodist:
Baptist Presbyterian or known by any other re-
made liberal donations to send the Gospe, to the
heathen. had reared magnhcen; churches. with
eps for NAM Years in the sabbath-schoo- ed
eating the juvenile race prepa,rnE reorts fer
Methodizing and baptizne the Gentle world.
T h are br n1a to en n fY ~
min!cns. But because II was an hungered and
We gave me meat; was thirsty and ye gave me
and ye clothed me: was sick. ard ye visited.
was ir prison. and we came unto me
Saturda5 evening. October I. worked the degree
Of Maser Mason The Master. ". Bro Hafes.
bed Of brethren TO greet, many Of whom bad hee1
attracted by the announcems ,ni that r. W Bro
lecture In this thcy were not disappointed. fo7
the r. W Bro. in the second section assumed tn.
East. and in due time expaine; the historical
legends and symbols Of this degree. To the bret,-
Ten who na9 % m ts hsaTn nS
didates It An intellectual feast. which every
one present thoroughly enjoyed proof Of which was
lacking brethren generously nDnall1ci
PRO. Montague al the close The comforting OF the
staff The twelve Fellowcrafts performed their
rnn yin and a" the Song WA" We r
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shsrman BrstG McGy2t4 Dsnsa%
Maxheld White. Barber and Stevens.
United States Lodge No NJ met on Wednesday
eye19g and had exceen en- s arendance Several
the time was therefore devoted 70 social inter
G2uTss Am2nF the listers We're a " Bro p, Aynod
oil aiding in making the gathering most sociabe
dro 9n nc s on q ned s0s
~ when the FIRST degree will be conferred on sew
usual cordial welcome awaiting them.
present Friday IIasi and conferred the drsi de.
rg the frs, section. The standard lecture was
given by, tho W. NJ; Bro. Lewis NJ Chapman. and
sides the Past Master Of this good lodge there
we're presert W Bros; Maxheid and John schryer
Charity promises fine time AT the next com
'nunicaton. when IL will confer the third degree
ladsPende1t Roysl n; Arch h. Lodge No met
opened with The first section OF the first degree
ana ". Master William W Browning gave the sec.
ond part Past Master John Glass presented tho
apron. and W. Leeus explained the working tools
Veritas Lodge held fine meeting on Friday
night. There a large attendance 10 vitness
the comforting OF the third degree. ". Master
Woodley presided ana Past Master Eugene Brown
explained the working tools r. W oscar r.
Ahlstrom gave the historical lecture. w s,James
Johnson. +. f. h. Rawson and Richard Koch also
assisted.
Stand by your principles not merely as a theorv
or creed. but insist upon the practice those car
dlnal ana Christian virtues which constitute tho
and cornerstone OF the fraternity There
are over a million OF Masons Of all grades T.,
the United States OF America This ins,l,r,to,, T.,