The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-01-26
GRAND LODGE
OF MASONS
Ended a Most Harmonious Session
Thursday.
NAMES OF OFFICERS ELECTED
II. II. Yerger Made Eioauent
Address and Was Warmly
Applauded.
The final business session of the Grand

Applauded.
The final business session of the Gran,
Lodge of Masons was held last night
Yesterday was busy day with the Ma
sons, but there was not much that IN,
public is entitled to, or that they car
get The election of officers was the
most Important business Of tie day and
all the officers were reelected with one
exception, that of grand junior war.
deu. This station was filled formerly by
Warren Tyler of Barlow, but his death
having made the Office vacant, Louis c.
Massey of Orlando was elected, and his
installation took place at the opening of
the afternoon session.
Those Offices filed by appointment
were the same as last year.
In the forenoon Grand Orator II. s.
ferger delivered very fine Grafton, and
he was voted thanks for its delivery.
However. as 1t was entirely extempora.
neous 1t could not be had for publication.
The evening session was given for the
first part to a meeting with Solomon
Lodge, No. 40, for exemplifcation of
work in the Master Mason's degree, after
which the final business session followed.
At O'Clock this afternoon the Mystic
Shriners will meet in business session,
and at 7:30 there will be a meeting for
the initiation of large class, the candi-
didates coming from all over the State.
They will number between thirty and
forty. The night session will be fol.
lowed by an elegant banquet.
THE OFFICERS ELECTED.
M. w. Thomas NJ. Puleston, grand
master, Monticello.
r. W. Charles w, Johnson, deputy c
grand master, Jacksonville.
R. w. Elmer f. Haskell, senior
grand warden, Palatka.
R. W. Louis c. Massey, junior grand y
warden, Orlando.
R. w. Henry Robinson, grand treas. r
urer, Jacksonville.
R. W. WILDER P. Webster, grand Sec
rotary, Jacksonville. ?
OFFICERS APPOINTED.
W, H. S. Yerger, grand orator, Fer
nandina. p
W. A. M. Cushman, grand marshal,
Gainesville.
WI. R. Keller, senior grand deacon, P
Pensacola. o
w. H. Glogowski grand standard Il
bearer, Ocala. II
w. +. p. Thagard, grand sword bear Is
II, ocala. al
W, ], H, Richbourg, senior grand G
toward, crestview, u
w. W. A, Parker, junior grand stew. Oh
I'd, Live Oak. M
W. P. S. Thompson, grand puru. u
7ant, Quincy. q
w. o. H, Dorset, grand tyler, Jack.
onville.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
First district. J. M. Flynn, Pensa-
ola.
Second district, D. A. Robinson, Ma NJ
anna. to
Third district. George H. MARSHALL, NJ
palachicola. wi
Fourth district II. N. Swe citing. Tai an
Ihassee. sh
Fifth District. John NJ. Caldwell,
ihite Springs. me-
Sixth district. T. A. Fletcher, White sp
prings. ha
Seventh district. j. A. Harris, Lake do
lty,
Eighth district. Z. M. Bradley, Green fro
owe Springs.
Ninth district. T. j. Hutchinson, Jack
nville.
Tenth district. William NJ. Cannon,
jacksonville. gu
Eleventh district. l.. N. Pearce, A. -.
chga, W
Twelfth district Edward W. Davis, p p
cala. PSI
Thirteenth district. T. P. Warlow, ~.
-lando. 'PN
Fourteenth district. Scott-Hodgkins, ~;
eLand. 'D'
Fifteenth District. Benjamin David, 80,
matilda, ~ ~
Sixteenth district. r. I. Archibald,
ilby.
Seventeenth district. W. H. Johnson,
Inta Gorda.
Eighteenth district. Not made. len
Nineteenth district. J. H. Weddell, fac
'onotosassa, had
twentieth district. Gillespie Enloe, Tit
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