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Notices Of Meetings.
LODGE OF ISRAEL , No . 205 . rriHE abovo Lodge met in strength at the Cannon-street Hotel ' - * - London , on tbe 2 Gth inst ., to celebrate its ninety-ninth anni ' versary , and for the . purpose of honouring the installation of it 3 new Master ( Bro . Maurice Bash ) . A still larger number of members and visiting brethren would have been present but for the prevailing indisposition , and the letters and telegrams of apology for ahienco were more than wo have hitherto heard read in a private Lodge .
lhese were received with much regret , nnd many expressions o f sympathy for the unwilling absentee ? . Tho Lodgo was opened by the W . M . ( Bro . W . S . Dancyger ) ; Bros . M . Bash S . W , J . Levy J . W ., A . M . Cohen P . M . Treasurer , C . F . Hogard P . M . P . G . S . B . Secretary , J . M . Glockstpin S . D ., B . Marous J . D ., J . Dancyger I . G . ; and there were present P . M . ' s U . M . Harris , M . I . Emmanuel , P . Harris ,
S . Jacob * , L . Norden , E . H . Nordon , A . J . Henochsberg and W . Littanr ; with Bros . G . Scherman , J . Mendozi , Infield , J . Beibyn , P . D . Griespan , G . Saling , J . Da Silva , J . R . Smith , G . Friedlander , H . Shally , S . Lyons , E . W . Hsyes , G . Lichtenfeld , M . Glnckstoin , J . L . Van Gelder , T . Eo-nlky , S . Samson , D . Grunberg , J . Stern , I . Cohen , A . M . Goodrich , M . W . Friedlunder , J . G . Blank , II . Levy ,
with other members . Amongst tho numerous visitors were Bros . F . Binckes P . G . S . B ., James Terry P . G . S . B . Secretary Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution , A . Cohen W . M . 188 , M . J . de Leenw W . M . 2265 , J . H . Leo P . M . 1196 , James Stevens P . M . 1216 , 1426 , & c , A . E . Buhop W . M . 1319 , M . J . . Tessop P . M . 1261 , E . Wolf , W . Wright P . P . G . Organist Middlesex W . M . 1897 , S . Mosea 511 , C . Stickling
511 , S . J . Roco Chap . 188 , J . Cowling 619 , A . Ducket , 1347 , P . D . Isaacs 185 , J . YoDge 8 ] , B . Weigel 188 , J . Burnett 2192 , W . W . Lee 238 , L . L . Blomfield W . M . 185 ; and others . Before any regular business was proceeded with the W . M . ( Bro . Samuel Dancyger ) , in well choFen and appropriate sentence * , introduced the sad snbjeotnow engrossing the minds of all lojal Freemasons ( and who amongst them is not
loyal ?) , the recent loss to the Craft and the nation by the death of the R . W . Brother H . R . H . the Duke of Clarence and Avondale . On bis proposition it was resolved , with silent and respeotfu ! unanimity , that votes of condolence and sympathy shonld be forwarded to the Most Worshipfol Grand Muster and the members of His Royal Family . The minutes of the previous regular Lodge meeting , and those of a
Lodge of Emergency , held on tbe 5 th inst ., were confirmed , as were also the minutes of the Audit Committee , the balance-sheet showing improvement on ( he financial results of the past year , a considerablei increase in the admirable Benevolent Fund provided by the Lodge for the immediate and material relief of such of its necessitous members as , on occasion , may requiro
assistance . The Senior Wardtn , Bro . Maurice Bash W . M .-eleot , was then presented for installation and placed in the ohair of K . S ., according- to ancient caatom . Tho beautiful and impressive ceremony was performed by the Installing Master Bro . C Danoyger , the retiring W . M ., in tho most perfect manner , tho oratory and elocution displayed by him in the several addresses to tho newly Installed
Master , his Wardens , Officers , and Brethren , c » lling forth high ' y deserved encomiums from tbe many visitors present . The Board cf Installed Masters numbered twenty-one . Bro . D * ncyger on the completion of his fiual duty as the outgoing Master was preiented with a handsome Past Master ' s jewel in testimony of his valuable servicer , and acknowledged its receipt in a few brief and sincerely expressed
tirms of thankful appreciation . The Officers appoiuted for the ensuing year , and invested by the newly iustalled W . M . were : —Bros . J . Levy S . W ., J . H . Gluokstein J . W ., A . M . Cohen P . M . Treasurer . C . F . Hogard P . M . P . G . S . B . Secretary , B . Marcus S . D ., J . Daucver J . D ., H . M . Harris P . M . D . C , John Berlyn I . G ., J . N . Smith Assist . D . C , J . Rosalky and G . Lichtenfeld Stewards , nnd Roinlmrdo
Tyler . Bro . C . F . Hogard , ns Secretary , read H commanicntiun from tho Secretary of the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution in relation to the forthcoming Festival , and stated his willingness to act as Steward to represent the Lodge on that occasion . The snm of ton guineas was voted to be placed on bis list . This waa supplemoiited later in the evening by numerous individual donation ? . A candidate
for initiation having baen proposed , and hearty good wishes express ? d by tbe several visitor * , the Lodge was closed in dne form . TIio banquet was hold in tho Pillar Hall , and was served iu the customary efficient style associated with tbe Csnnon Street Hotel Company , and the well known liberality of the Israel Lodge . The menu left nothing to be desirtd by even the most exacting epicure , aud the personal
superintendence of Bro . Woods , the manager , ensured the sali . vfaetiou of tbe large company in every respect . After tho cloth bad been cleared , and grace had been said in Hebrew and English , tbe W . M . proposed the toast of tho Queon and the Craft , acknowledging an amount of responsibility in approaching his discharge of that duty at a time wbon so much sorrow surrounded Her Most Gracious
Majesty and her family , through tho untimely death of one who had been but recently a distinguished and highly respected chief in Craft Masonry , H . R . H . the Duke of Clarence and Avondale . The tokens of mourning in the Lodge itself , and those now worn by each individual brother , were hut feeble outward evidences of tho inward grief of all true Craftsmen , in which their syropithv with the lloval
House sought expression . The md event had filled the hearis of all clsspei of society with sorrow , and Dot leaHt among I horn , the members of the Israel Lodgs . The toast was duly honoured . Expressions of a similar nature accompanied the proposition of the toaats of the M . W . Grand Master , the Pro Grand Master , and the Deputy Graud Master and the Grand Officers Present and Past . In response ro the latter toafct , Bros . Terry P . G . S . B ., and C . F . Hogard P . G .
Standard Bearer acknowl » dged the compliment paid by tho W . M ., Bro . Terry especially thanking him for tho manner of its introduction , nnd referring to the forthcoming Festival , at which the R . W , Deputy Grand Master the E * rl of Mount Edguambo would preside , at hia first pnblic Mnsonio function since his appointment . Bro . £ . Dancyger I . P . M . proposed the health of the Worshipful Muster in very laudatory terms as to the work he had already performed , and predicted that ho would give the Lodge every satiafacti ' . n during hh
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year of office , and reflect credit on the Craft by the discharge of hia dutio .-i in the chair of K . S . The W . M . briefly responded , and assured the brethren that his nttnost power should be exerted to verify the prediction of Bro . Dancyger , and trusted that his conduct during the ensningye » r would leave nothing to bo regretted by his brethron _ For ( he toast of the Masonic Charities nnd tho Lodgo of Israel
Benevolent Fund , Bros . Terry and A . M . Cohen wero called upon to respond . Bro . Terry , spesking in reference to tho first portion of the combined toast , expressed his thanks for the vote passed in the earlier part of tho evening , and hoped that the generous offer of the Seoretary , Bro . Hogard , to represent tho Lodge at the Centenary Festival now forthcoming would stimulate' tho members to further individual efforts to secure him a list of
donations worthy of so important a Lodge as that he had now the pleasure to address . He was glad to think that there were prospects that additional annuities would likely follow a large amount of subscriptions to the Institution . Ho might bo pardoned if he incidentally mentioued that at the next election there are two widows of brethren of the Lodge sreking admission to the benefits
of the Institution , and that suoh fact thould havo consideration . With a highly complimentary reference to tbe admirable private Benevolent Fund of the Lodge , which quietly and unostentatiously performed deeds of charity of no mean importance , Bro . Terry concluded an excellent speech in the words of the preacher , " . Cast thy bread upon the waters , for tbon shalt find it after many davs . " Bro . Cohen
confined his remarks principally to tho last poition of the toast , and as President of the Lodge Benevolent Fund wave some interesting details . Whilst admitting the policy of recognising the old adage , " Charity begins at home , " in so far as it justified tho maintenance of their own particular relief fund , he was nevertheless pleased to observe that the generous gifts of the brethren to the sevoral
Masonic Chanties proved that it did not ' altogether stay there , and that whilst their own members or their widows requiring assistance have nt oil times been well relieved , there had never been any indisposition to contribute to the Charities outside their Lodge in fair proportion to other Ledges in the Craft . A hearty welcome was then accorded to the Visitor * , for whom Bros . L . L . Blomfield W . M .
Joppa Lodge , M . J . Jessop P . M . 1261 , and James Stevens P . M . 1216 1426 , & c , were called upon to reply . These brethren were unanimous in according to their host ? , na well for themselves as for the large body of guests , expressions of satisfaction with their reoeption throughout the evening , and paiticularly in regard to the excoptibnably able rendering of the installation ceremony by Bro . Dancyger .
In every respect a more agreeable Masonic evening had not come within their experience , and they could but hope for other opportunities of enjoying association with so excellent a Lodge . The remaining toasts were the Installing Master and the other Past Masters , the Treasurer and Secretary , the , other Officers of the Lodge , ar . d the Tyler ' s toast , but for these , in consequence of the
lateness of the hour , we were unable to stay . It was a heavy evening ' s business , and somewhat too long protracted , but nevertheless highly enjoyahle . There was a well arranged programme of music , under the direction of Bro . VV . Wright Prov . G . Org . Middlesex , anU speoial mention should be made of the talented assistance rendered by Mrs . Littaur , Miss Frances Liitnur , Miss Emanuel ( recitations ) , Messrs . H . II . Heap aud Harcourt Thorpe , with Bro . I . Cohen .
HARMONIC LODGE , No . 216 . B RO . Harry Chapman " , on tho 14 t , li inst ., duly installed at the Adelphi Hotel , as Worshipful Master lor the ensuing year . Subsequently Bro . Chapman invested his Officers , in fullo . v : —
Bros . Ratoliffd I . P . M ., Dunbir S . W ., Johnson J . W ., I < Vbert P . M . 'treasurer , Footo Secretary , K'jy S . D ., Rogerson J . D ., Dwerryhouao P . M . Dir . of Cer ? ., Hawkins Assist . Dir . of Cars ., Whittingham Org ., Ritson I . G ., Westrup , Book and Hall Stewards , Ball Tyler .
UNANIMITY AND SINCERITY LODGE , No . 2 G 1 . ON tho 20 th ult . tbo members celebrated the festival of St . John , at Taunton . The Worshipful Master eleot ( Bro . tho Rev . H . S . Hume ) , vicar of Staple Fitzpaiup , was duly installed by Bro . Else D . P . G . M . Somerset P . G . D . England , and after tho ceremony appoiuted aud invested the following Officers ;—Bros . Strawbridge I . P . M ., Wake S . W . , Chaffin J . W ., ilxrtnoll S . D ., Barrett J . D ., Totter Dir . of Cers ., Lewis Chaplain , Hamraet Secretary , Shovvcra Treasurer , Read Organist , Roberts I . G .
LODGE OF BROTHERLY LOVE , No . 329 . rpHE members celebrated the Festival of St . John on Tnosday , X the 15 th inst ., at tins Three Choughs Hotel , Yeovil , when Brother J . E . Rodbsr w » s installed W . M . He hppointed biB OflL-ors , as follow : —Bros . Marsh I . P . M ., Whitby S . W ., Gaylard J . W ., Damond P . M . Treasurer , Raymond P . M . D . C , Miibonruo Org ^ nis '
Hook Secretary , Brook S . D ., Wultou J . D ., H . V . Rodber I . G ., Smith Steward , Edwards Tyler . After the ceremony , the members of the Lodge , together with several visiting brothron , sac down to .-in ex : Mlent banquet .
ST . TUDNO LODGE , No . 755 . rF , IIE annnal festival took place at LInnrliirltio , on the 14 th inst . J- when Bro . Bel'is was duly installed W . M . for the ensuing year , the Installing Master bw > £ Bro . Wot dley P . M . P . P . G . D . England P . P . G . J . W . P . P . G . S . Tho newly-insUlled W . M . appointed bis Officer ? , as follow : —Bros . Cntts I . P . M ., Henderson S . W ., Farringfon
J . VV ., Porter S . D ., btubbs J . D ., Snmnar I . G ., Vincent > Tyler . A vote of condolence wich th 9 R ght AVorshipfnl Graud Master ( Bro . Lord Hr » ,, ' ? f'h ) , on !>; 'J . a'h of L ^ dy Harlech , wp . snn . ' . ni . 'iioualy adopt ; :.
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Notices Of Meetings.
LODGE OF ISRAEL , No . 205 . rriHE abovo Lodge met in strength at the Cannon-street Hotel ' - * - London , on tbe 2 Gth inst ., to celebrate its ninety-ninth anni ' versary , and for the . purpose of honouring the installation of it 3 new Master ( Bro . Maurice Bash ) . A still larger number of members and visiting brethren would have been present but for the prevailing indisposition , and the letters and telegrams of apology for ahienco were more than wo have hitherto heard read in a private Lodge .
lhese were received with much regret , nnd many expressions o f sympathy for the unwilling absentee ? . Tho Lodgo was opened by the W . M . ( Bro . W . S . Dancyger ) ; Bros . M . Bash S . W , J . Levy J . W ., A . M . Cohen P . M . Treasurer , C . F . Hogard P . M . P . G . S . B . Secretary , J . M . Glockstpin S . D ., B . Marous J . D ., J . Dancyger I . G . ; and there were present P . M . ' s U . M . Harris , M . I . Emmanuel , P . Harris ,
S . Jacob * , L . Norden , E . H . Nordon , A . J . Henochsberg and W . Littanr ; with Bros . G . Scherman , J . Mendozi , Infield , J . Beibyn , P . D . Griespan , G . Saling , J . Da Silva , J . R . Smith , G . Friedlander , H . Shally , S . Lyons , E . W . Hsyes , G . Lichtenfeld , M . Glnckstoin , J . L . Van Gelder , T . Eo-nlky , S . Samson , D . Grunberg , J . Stern , I . Cohen , A . M . Goodrich , M . W . Friedlunder , J . G . Blank , II . Levy ,
with other members . Amongst tho numerous visitors were Bros . F . Binckes P . G . S . B ., James Terry P . G . S . B . Secretary Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution , A . Cohen W . M . 188 , M . J . de Leenw W . M . 2265 , J . H . Leo P . M . 1196 , James Stevens P . M . 1216 , 1426 , & c , A . E . Buhop W . M . 1319 , M . J . . Tessop P . M . 1261 , E . Wolf , W . Wright P . P . G . Organist Middlesex W . M . 1897 , S . Mosea 511 , C . Stickling
511 , S . J . Roco Chap . 188 , J . Cowling 619 , A . Ducket , 1347 , P . D . Isaacs 185 , J . YoDge 8 ] , B . Weigel 188 , J . Burnett 2192 , W . W . Lee 238 , L . L . Blomfield W . M . 185 ; and others . Before any regular business was proceeded with the W . M . ( Bro . Samuel Dancyger ) , in well choFen and appropriate sentence * , introduced the sad snbjeotnow engrossing the minds of all lojal Freemasons ( and who amongst them is not
loyal ?) , the recent loss to the Craft and the nation by the death of the R . W . Brother H . R . H . the Duke of Clarence and Avondale . On bis proposition it was resolved , with silent and respeotfu ! unanimity , that votes of condolence and sympathy shonld be forwarded to the Most Worshipfol Grand Muster and the members of His Royal Family . The minutes of the previous regular Lodge meeting , and those of a
Lodge of Emergency , held on tbe 5 th inst ., were confirmed , as were also the minutes of the Audit Committee , the balance-sheet showing improvement on ( he financial results of the past year , a considerablei increase in the admirable Benevolent Fund provided by the Lodge for the immediate and material relief of such of its necessitous members as , on occasion , may requiro
assistance . The Senior Wardtn , Bro . Maurice Bash W . M .-eleot , was then presented for installation and placed in the ohair of K . S ., according- to ancient caatom . Tho beautiful and impressive ceremony was performed by the Installing Master Bro . C Danoyger , the retiring W . M ., in tho most perfect manner , tho oratory and elocution displayed by him in the several addresses to tho newly Installed
Master , his Wardens , Officers , and Brethren , c » lling forth high ' y deserved encomiums from tbe many visitors present . The Board cf Installed Masters numbered twenty-one . Bro . D * ncyger on the completion of his fiual duty as the outgoing Master was preiented with a handsome Past Master ' s jewel in testimony of his valuable servicer , and acknowledged its receipt in a few brief and sincerely expressed
tirms of thankful appreciation . The Officers appoiuted for the ensuing year , and invested by the newly iustalled W . M . were : —Bros . J . Levy S . W ., J . H . Gluokstein J . W ., A . M . Cohen P . M . Treasurer . C . F . Hogard P . M . P . G . S . B . Secretary , B . Marcus S . D ., J . Daucver J . D ., H . M . Harris P . M . D . C , John Berlyn I . G ., J . N . Smith Assist . D . C , J . Rosalky and G . Lichtenfeld Stewards , nnd Roinlmrdo
Tyler . Bro . C . F . Hogard , ns Secretary , read H commanicntiun from tho Secretary of the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution in relation to the forthcoming Festival , and stated his willingness to act as Steward to represent the Lodge on that occasion . The snm of ton guineas was voted to be placed on bis list . This waa supplemoiited later in the evening by numerous individual donation ? . A candidate
for initiation having baen proposed , and hearty good wishes express ? d by tbe several visitor * , the Lodge was closed in dne form . TIio banquet was hold in tho Pillar Hall , and was served iu the customary efficient style associated with tbe Csnnon Street Hotel Company , and the well known liberality of the Israel Lodge . The menu left nothing to be desirtd by even the most exacting epicure , aud the personal
superintendence of Bro . Woods , the manager , ensured the sali . vfaetiou of tbe large company in every respect . After tho cloth bad been cleared , and grace had been said in Hebrew and English , tbe W . M . proposed the toast of tho Queon and the Craft , acknowledging an amount of responsibility in approaching his discharge of that duty at a time wbon so much sorrow surrounded Her Most Gracious
Majesty and her family , through tho untimely death of one who had been but recently a distinguished and highly respected chief in Craft Masonry , H . R . H . the Duke of Clarence and Avondale . The tokens of mourning in the Lodge itself , and those now worn by each individual brother , were hut feeble outward evidences of tho inward grief of all true Craftsmen , in which their syropithv with the lloval
House sought expression . The md event had filled the hearis of all clsspei of society with sorrow , and Dot leaHt among I horn , the members of the Israel Lodgs . The toast was duly honoured . Expressions of a similar nature accompanied the proposition of the toaats of the M . W . Grand Master , the Pro Grand Master , and the Deputy Graud Master and the Grand Officers Present and Past . In response ro the latter toafct , Bros . Terry P . G . S . B ., and C . F . Hogard P . G .
Standard Bearer acknowl » dged the compliment paid by tho W . M ., Bro . Terry especially thanking him for tho manner of its introduction , nnd referring to the forthcoming Festival , at which the R . W , Deputy Grand Master the E * rl of Mount Edguambo would preside , at hia first pnblic Mnsonio function since his appointment . Bro . £ . Dancyger I . P . M . proposed the health of the Worshipful Muster in very laudatory terms as to the work he had already performed , and predicted that ho would give the Lodge every satiafacti ' . n during hh
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year of office , and reflect credit on the Craft by the discharge of hia dutio .-i in the chair of K . S . The W . M . briefly responded , and assured the brethren that his nttnost power should be exerted to verify the prediction of Bro . Dancyger , and trusted that his conduct during the ensningye » r would leave nothing to bo regretted by his brethron _ For ( he toast of the Masonic Charities nnd tho Lodgo of Israel
Benevolent Fund , Bros . Terry and A . M . Cohen wero called upon to respond . Bro . Terry , spesking in reference to tho first portion of the combined toast , expressed his thanks for the vote passed in the earlier part of tho evening , and hoped that the generous offer of the Seoretary , Bro . Hogard , to represent tho Lodge at the Centenary Festival now forthcoming would stimulate' tho members to further individual efforts to secure him a list of
donations worthy of so important a Lodge as that he had now the pleasure to address . He was glad to think that there were prospects that additional annuities would likely follow a large amount of subscriptions to the Institution . Ho might bo pardoned if he incidentally mentioued that at the next election there are two widows of brethren of the Lodge sreking admission to the benefits
of the Institution , and that suoh fact thould havo consideration . With a highly complimentary reference to tbe admirable private Benevolent Fund of the Lodge , which quietly and unostentatiously performed deeds of charity of no mean importance , Bro . Terry concluded an excellent speech in the words of the preacher , " . Cast thy bread upon the waters , for tbon shalt find it after many davs . " Bro . Cohen
confined his remarks principally to tho last poition of the toast , and as President of the Lodge Benevolent Fund wave some interesting details . Whilst admitting the policy of recognising the old adage , " Charity begins at home , " in so far as it justified tho maintenance of their own particular relief fund , he was nevertheless pleased to observe that the generous gifts of the brethren to the sevoral
Masonic Chanties proved that it did not ' altogether stay there , and that whilst their own members or their widows requiring assistance have nt oil times been well relieved , there had never been any indisposition to contribute to the Charities outside their Lodge in fair proportion to other Ledges in the Craft . A hearty welcome was then accorded to the Visitor * , for whom Bros . L . L . Blomfield W . M .
Joppa Lodge , M . J . Jessop P . M . 1261 , and James Stevens P . M . 1216 1426 , & c , were called upon to reply . These brethren were unanimous in according to their host ? , na well for themselves as for the large body of guests , expressions of satisfaction with their reoeption throughout the evening , and paiticularly in regard to the excoptibnably able rendering of the installation ceremony by Bro . Dancyger .
In every respect a more agreeable Masonic evening had not come within their experience , and they could but hope for other opportunities of enjoying association with so excellent a Lodge . The remaining toasts were the Installing Master and the other Past Masters , the Treasurer and Secretary , the , other Officers of the Lodge , ar . d the Tyler ' s toast , but for these , in consequence of the
lateness of the hour , we were unable to stay . It was a heavy evening ' s business , and somewhat too long protracted , but nevertheless highly enjoyahle . There was a well arranged programme of music , under the direction of Bro . VV . Wright Prov . G . Org . Middlesex , anU speoial mention should be made of the talented assistance rendered by Mrs . Littaur , Miss Frances Liitnur , Miss Emanuel ( recitations ) , Messrs . H . II . Heap aud Harcourt Thorpe , with Bro . I . Cohen .
HARMONIC LODGE , No . 216 . B RO . Harry Chapman " , on tho 14 t , li inst ., duly installed at the Adelphi Hotel , as Worshipful Master lor the ensuing year . Subsequently Bro . Chapman invested his Officers , in fullo . v : —
Bros . Ratoliffd I . P . M ., Dunbir S . W ., Johnson J . W ., I < Vbert P . M . 'treasurer , Footo Secretary , K'jy S . D ., Rogerson J . D ., Dwerryhouao P . M . Dir . of Cer ? ., Hawkins Assist . Dir . of Cars ., Whittingham Org ., Ritson I . G ., Westrup , Book and Hall Stewards , Ball Tyler .
UNANIMITY AND SINCERITY LODGE , No . 2 G 1 . ON tho 20 th ult . tbo members celebrated the festival of St . John , at Taunton . The Worshipful Master eleot ( Bro . tho Rev . H . S . Hume ) , vicar of Staple Fitzpaiup , was duly installed by Bro . Else D . P . G . M . Somerset P . G . D . England , and after tho ceremony appoiuted aud invested the following Officers ;—Bros . Strawbridge I . P . M ., Wake S . W . , Chaffin J . W ., ilxrtnoll S . D ., Barrett J . D ., Totter Dir . of Cers ., Lewis Chaplain , Hamraet Secretary , Shovvcra Treasurer , Read Organist , Roberts I . G .
LODGE OF BROTHERLY LOVE , No . 329 . rpHE members celebrated the Festival of St . John on Tnosday , X the 15 th inst ., at tins Three Choughs Hotel , Yeovil , when Brother J . E . Rodbsr w » s installed W . M . He hppointed biB OflL-ors , as follow : —Bros . Marsh I . P . M ., Whitby S . W ., Gaylard J . W ., Damond P . M . Treasurer , Raymond P . M . D . C , Miibonruo Org ^ nis '
Hook Secretary , Brook S . D ., Wultou J . D ., H . V . Rodber I . G ., Smith Steward , Edwards Tyler . After the ceremony , the members of the Lodge , together with several visiting brothron , sac down to .-in ex : Mlent banquet .
ST . TUDNO LODGE , No . 755 . rF , IIE annnal festival took place at LInnrliirltio , on the 14 th inst . J- when Bro . Bel'is was duly installed W . M . for the ensuing year , the Installing Master bw > £ Bro . Wot dley P . M . P . P . G . D . England P . P . G . J . W . P . P . G . S . Tho newly-insUlled W . M . appointed bis Officer ? , as follow : —Bros . Cntts I . P . M ., Henderson S . W ., Farringfon
J . VV ., Porter S . D ., btubbs J . D ., Snmnar I . G ., Vincent > Tyler . A vote of condolence wich th 9 R ght AVorshipfnl Graud Master ( Bro . Lord Hr » ,, ' ? f'h ) , on !>; 'J . a'h of L ^ dy Harlech , wp . snn . ' . ni . 'iioualy adopt ; :.