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...82''ff'', 1940-84''ff''. (Note: 1895-82 appears to be an error in the card file; there is no mention of this lodge there.) The first pages of the records of the first Adams Lodge are missing and much information of

...ciples of Freemasonry and being desirous of meeting in closer relationship with each other, held several meetings preliminary to taking definite steps for ...ers was a double-thread machine, and they desired to have the aprons sewed with a double-thread machine.

...s history and render an account of its achievements. Having been entrusted with the elaboration of this work, I will to the best of my ability discharge th ...it is our privilege to witness the fulfillment of their hopes and rejoice with grateful hearts that St. John's Lodge, at the end of one hundred and sevent

...nited in marriage to Nancy June Short on June 12, 1954, who survives along with daughters Susan L. Blake and Holly A. Capobianco and two grandsons. He atte ...ge, No. 102, in Hampton, New Hampshire, on October 13, 1961. He affiliated with [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=StJohnN St. John's L

...had devolved upon one, older in years, and older in Masonry tlran myself,- with confidence, because, I know, I speak the sentiments of every member of the The completion of a Railroad, that shall connect this State with Canada, is an event, in a commercial point of view, which cannot but be of