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Thomson, Durango; Delaware, W. E. Moore, Wilmington; District of Columbia, M. T. Tremble, Washington; Florida, D. MacKinnon, Mariana; Georgia, F. J. Bla- lock, Blockshire; Idaho, John Kennedy, Boise City; Illinois, A. S. Beecher, Mount Carrol; Indiana, W. Snyder, New Albany; Indian Territory, Thomas E. Oaks, Eulala; Ireland, C. N. McNamara, Dublin; Kansas, Luther M. Nellis, Topeka; Kentucky, Wil- liam Ryan, Louisville; Louisiana, H. P. Buckley, New Orleans; Maine, James Adams, Bangor; Michigan, Richard How— land, Detroit; Manitoba, J. J. Jackson, Win- nipeg; Minnesota, Alonzo A. Stebbins, Ro- chester; Missouri, \V. T. Davis, St. Louis; Mississippi, John M. Murray, Ripley; Mon- tana, George W. Padbury, Marysville; Ne- vada, Sardus Summerfield, Reno; New Brunswick, G. H. Flewelling, Clifton; New Hampshire, Henry B. Quinby, Lakeford; New Mexico, William Spiegleburg, Santa Fe; New South \Vales, \Villiam \V. Pig- got, Sydney; Maryland, M. W. Donovan, Baltimore; New Jersey, Alex R. Fithian, Bridgeton; New Zealand, Robert Fletcher, \Vellington; New York, Edward Gregory, New York; Nebraska, C. Edwin Burnham, Tilden; North Carolina, Henry F. Granger, Gouldsboro; Nova Scotia, C. E. Tanner, Pictou ; North Dakota, George Taylor, Bath- gate; Ohio, \Villiam' T. MacLean, Sydney; ‘Oklahoma, \Valter O. Flover, Gray Horse; Oregon, William Armstrong, Salem; Que- bec, D. A. Manson, Mansonville; Rhode Is- land, G. K. Tyler, Providence; Scotland, David Taylor, Edinburgh; South Dakota, B. P. Dague, Deadwood; South Australia, T. H. Atkinson, Adelaide; South Carolina, B. J. \Vitherspoon, Lancaster; Texas, J. D. Sayer, Bastrop; Tennessee, H. M. Turnage, Nashville; Utah, A. C. Emerson, Ogden;

PAST AND PRESENT OF

Victoria, Jacob Marks, Melbourne; Virginia, T. B. Brooks, Sutherland;VVestVirginia, W. S. Tramwell, Middleway;VVestern Australia, Albert A. Hough, Perth; Washington, Alex Frater, Seattle; Wisconsin, A. J. \Vallace Durand.

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OFFICERS OF THE LODGES OF THIS JURIS- DICTION.

St. John’s Lodge, No. I, Charlottetown —L. E. Brecken, worshipful master; F. P. Carvell, senior warden; J. G. Jamieson, jun- ior warden; D. R. MacLennan, secretary.

Victoria Lodge, No. 2, Charlottetown—- Bruce Stewart, worshipful master; Samuel Lowe, senior warden; Frank H. Seller, jun- ior warden; Walter P. Doull, secretary.

King Hiram Lodge, No. 3, Summerside ———James C. \Vright, worshipful master; Cy- rus B. Morris, senior warden; William Nel- son, junior warden; A. E. Vessey, secretary.

St. George’s Lodge, No. 4, Georgetown —D. A. Stewart, M. D., worshipful master; Andrew J. E. Lavers, senior warden; VVil- liam C. Stewart, junior warden; George A. Aitken, secretary.

Alexandra Lodge, No. 5, Port Hill— Archibald Montgomery, worshipful master; John \V. Brown, senior warden; William R. Ellis, junior warden; Rev. H. Harper, sec- retary.

Mt. Lebanon Lodge, No. 6, Summerside —A Sterling MacKay, worshipful master; J. F. MacNeill, M. D., senior warden; Percy N. Enman, junior warden; J. Gordon Baker, secretary.

Zetland Lodge, No. 7, Alberton—John T. Profit. worshipful master; John Dunn, senior warden; Thomas B. \Voodman, jun- ior warden; Joseph L. Dyer, secretary.

True Brothers Lodge, No. 8, Crapand— \\'illiam H. Collett, worshipful master; Fred