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...ed that no one be admitted into any of our Lodges who is not known to be a Mason in good and regular standing, unless he is vouched for by some well known B

...nd "punch" were the standard liquids, and the frequent appropriations for "mason glasses," to be imported from London, prove their con. stant use. The recor ...steady, and if adequate determination in action shall master each separate Mason, then the days which lie before us must accomplish the glorious plans of Go

...rentice Degree, $2.00 for the Fellow Craft Degree and $4.00 for the Master Mason Degree. The annual dues were $1.00. ...his Brother, but admonished him against future violations of his duty as a Mason.

...accepted and the first regular meeting of Aberdour Lodge was held at Free Mason's Hall (Old Winthrop House) on Tuesday, January 8, 1861. The following * January 14, 1862: Bro. Warren F. Gilbert was made a Mason, being the first candidate to become such under the Charter.

...Howland, Jr., Lodge, A. F. & A. M., in honor of New Bedford's most eminent Mason and distinguished public figure. ...3, 1865, and on May 12 of the same year was raised to the degree of Master Mason.

...ed Apprentice Degree, 25¢ for the Fellowcraft Degree, 25¢ for the Master Mason Degree, and $5.00 was assessed for membership. The by-laws also state that ...New Haven Railroad engineer who was raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason by the team.

...r, conferring the degree on four Brothers. This was followed by the Master Mason degree conferred on five Brothers; Perley Clark Kneeland, Martin Wyke, Edwi ...avis, our present Secretary, was presiding Master and conferred the Master Mason's degree on Brothers Leo Blume and Fred Philip Kaplan.

He was made a Mason in [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Revere Revere] Lo ...the York Rite and Scottish Rite bodies. He was made an active 33rd Degree Mason by the Supreme Council, there being only six in Massachusetts in any one ti

...ttp://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MAGLTMHarris Thaddeus Mason Harris]''', DGM, JGW '''©''' '''¶''' * '''''[http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MAGLMRussell Mason W. Russell]''''', DGM '''©'''

W. D. Coolidge was born in Boston, February 15th, 1808, and was made a Mason in [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Columbian Columbi

He was made a Mason in [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Monitor Monitor] ...Gethsemane Commandery K. T., Newtonville, November 28, 1893. He is a 32° Mason and a member of the Scottish Rite bodies, meeting in Masonic Temple, Boston

...rabilia placed therein.) Paul Revere was a remarkable man, and a memorable Mason. Most Worshipful Brother Paul Revere was an active and zealous Mason. He was initiated in [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title

...t which Bro. Henry Abrams Woolf was Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason. Wor. Myron C. Margolin served as chairman of the program.

* Mason W. Burt, 1867 ...meetings. Thirty applications for membership were received and the Master Mason Degree was conferred upon eighteen.

...moment handled by any other person or in custody of any one except he be a Mason. Please accept as a slight token, not only of the kind regard which your Gr ...eeting who very fittingly remarked "It does not take much of a man to be a Mason, but it takes all of him." And Wor. Frederick Reis, our eighth Master and g

* ''Steven Mason Knott'', 1998 ...our forefathers is our history so that of Middlesex Lodge is that of every Mason in Framingham. The first Master of Middlesex Lodge, and therefore the first

"The moment the sword of the warrior is sheathed, the feelings of the Mason return with redoubled force and charity, displaying her banner of love, he ...rothersB#BURLINGAME.2C_ANSON_1820-1870 Anson Burlingame] was made a Master Mason Jan. 5, 1854. Beside serving in the Massachusetts Senate, he was a Member o

...volutionary period — and who afterwards became famous as a distinguished Mason. He was Grand Master, as shown in the address of Grand Master [http://mason ...tie of the Masonic brotherhood, to show our respect for him as a man and a Mason, our grateful recollection of the services which he rendered us by the cour

...the Grand Lodge, granting the prayer of Grovy and others, was held at Free-Mason Hall, Boston, Friday Evening, September 3, 1779, the third Quarterly Commun

.... Andrew, took membership therein. He did not receive the degree of Master Mason until two years afterwards, to wit, in 1758, taking the obligation in what ...o receive ''membership'' in a lodge ''before'' taking the degree of Master Mason, a custom entirely at variance with present practice.

* J. B. Mason, 1892 * T. N. Mason, 1981

...s and the warmest affection for the orator, who, as all would agree, was a Mason from the crown of his head to the sole of his foot.

A Thirty-third Degree Mason, he is Treasurer of the Valley of Lowell; Treasurer of Massachusetts Colleg ...moment. My Dad. who continues to serve our lodge as Treasurer, has been a Mason for nearly 55 years. It was lie who opened the door of Freemasonry. And for

...Mirror." This information came to Moore from the Rev. William Montague, a Mason and Rector of Christ Church after the Revolution, who stated that according ...e who have them will highly value them as the souvenir of a great and good Mason whose reputation is inseparably connected with the best ideas of Masonic in

...n o'clock on the morning of July 10, 1853, Ancient York was Consecrated in Mason's Hall by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge in the presence of the Companions

...I was a boy in those dark days, but I remember them well. My father was a Mason, firm and unflinching. 1 was early interested in an institution, of which I ...reated a void which it will be difficult, if not impossible, to fill. As a Mason, he has left the testimony,of a name and a character that will endure while

* Dwight L. Mason, 1889, 1890 * Dwight L. Mason, 1889, 1890 (83)

...ord the meetings as being held sometimes in Ashler Hall, at other times in Mason's Hall, but most often in Masonic Hall, all of them probably meaning the Pr ...nt Grand Master of Masons in Massachusetts, and as such, the third ranking Mason in the entire world.

* Walter L. Mason, 1963 ...iki/index.php?title=MatthewJohnWhittall Matthew J. Whittall] Lodge, made a Mason in Athelstan Lodge May 28, 1919, and elected an Honorary Past Master.

...he ran the grocery where E. B. Newton now does business. He was an ardent Mason, an active spirit in the Lodge, and the donor of numerous gifts, including ...the date of this anniversary celebration. He had been forty-eight years a Mason.

* Clifford O. Mason, Jr., 1962 * Clifford O. Mason, Jr., 1980

...to the living" a brochure enumerating the qualities of a good man — and Mason — is circulating. Dedicated to the splendid personality of an able admini Most Ex. Comp. Prince was made a Mason in [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=WilliamNorth Will

...erness. All sorts of crimes were ascribed to Freemasonry, To be known as a Mason then meant proscription in public and private life, in church and society a ...f which was laid in November, 1923, a dollar being asked from every Master Mason
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...=GMCutler Cutler], Most Wor. Brother Dunn had been an active and prominent Mason; he was Master of [http://www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?titl ...http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MAGLTHarris Thaddeus Mason Harris], composed a memorial that was delivered to his widow.

...and, recalling leather soles and heels on a wooden floor during the Master Mason degree, much safer. 1964 was the high point in membership during Azure Lodg

...in fact he was at one time Mayor of this City. He was also an enthusiastic Mason, and had recently returned from an extended tour through Palestine and the ...Master." During his term of office the Rev. Warren H. Cudworth was made a Mason in this Lodge, as was also one of our most respected Past Masters, Emery D.

...i/index.php?title=GMSanford Baalis Sanford], in honor of the only Brockton Mason who up to that time had held the office of Grand Master, and also the initi ...rother raised in the Lodge was Henry Alston Evans, who received the Master Mason Degree on September 6, 1917 — ahead of the regular time, by special dispe

He was made a Mason in [http://www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Columbian Col ...php?title=Columbian Columbian] Lodge, June 7, 1894. His great promise as a Mason was early recognized by an appointment in the line of officers and he becam

...ich we receive, there is a single mention made of the superior influence a Mason would possess or a position of leadership and domination in the society tha ...he imperativeness of he truth, which is authoritative in the purposes of a Mason.

...O. Sawyer, the first Master of this Lodge, and Wor. D. C. Bangs, the first Mason raised in the Lodge, who became the fourth Master. Wor. Seymour Rockwell, t ...dge, presided in the East, and Bro. William J. Parsons received his Master Mason Degree that evening. Since that time it has been an annual event.

...heard it stated repeatedly that a soldier in the service must be either a Mason or a member of the Knights of Columbus. This situation, together with incre ...m told me that this Methodist minister had approached him about becoming a Mason, but before doing so, desired more information about its principles and pur

...on and Brother Samuel W. Sleith was raised to the sublime Degree of Master Mason. Worshipful Chauncey E. Peck, Grand Lecturer, delivered his beautiful and i ...ndex.php?title=MAGLADunbar Alexander Robertson Dunbar] received his Master Mason Degree March 1, 1927, served as Master in 1935, and at the annual communica

In 1853 our Brother was made a Royal Arch Mason in Mount Horeb Chapter, at Lowell, but has held no official position in Cap Gardner was made a Mason in [http://www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=AncientYork A

...a Mason - let the world know that you are a Mason, but above all be a good Mason in thought, word and deed.

...niversary of the inaugural of George Washington, our first President and a Mason. ...was received into the Lodge, took their stations and conferred the Master Mason Degrees. On many occasions this fine Club has met with us and presented the

...last Quarterly Communication — the necessity of being a just and upright Mason, and more so, walking and acting as such. ...rld. Sometimes you have gone in meaningless circles, but your mission as a Mason is to strike out in the direction of the fulfillment of the tenets of your

"The first among his equals and a Mason." ...remedied. This so impressed Brother Ballentine that he afterwards became a Mason.

...been laid, the Square, Level, and Plumb have been put aside, the operative mason has ceased his labor, and this beautiful edifice now stands, majestic and s ...into the mysteries could read and understand the ideas which the operative mason had embodied in the temples of the Egyptian and Syrian civilizations as cle

What need to say more of him whom every Mason knows by ''heart''—the very tie by which this grand Brother was bound to ...com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Columbian Columbian] Lodge, which made him a Mason; and with darker wing upon the Lodge [http://www.masonicgenealogy.com/Media

...s of Masonry in Stockbridge and we honor a great Patriot, John Paterson, a Mason.