Tag: Grand Lodge of Virginia
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Attend Grand Lodge Session
On February 11, 1926, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported the attendance of the Worshipful Master, past masters, and others at the Grand Lodge of Virginia’s meeting of Masons, including P. M. Shirey, J. L. Borden, J. P. Borden, and Ref. W. C. Deering. Read more
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Proceedings
In 1921, Unity Lodge No. 146 in Front Royal, Virginia, with 114 members, met on the Friday before the full moon. One member had passed away. As per the Grand Lodge’s proceedings, it was the only lodge in Warren County and part of 326 lodges with 35,200 members in Virginia. Read more
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Chester Lodge No. 61 Watta B.
Chester Lodge No. 61’s history is elusive, but the Baltimore Sun uncovered a lead. In a 1905 letter to the Virginia Heraldry, W. M. W. sought information on the Walter, Shanks, Gardiner, Love, and Rovell families, connecting Walter “Watta B.” Bragg Walter to the lodge. The Grand Lodge of Virginia provided membership details. Read more
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Woodstock Methodist Church Corner Stone
On August 25, 1905, the Shenandoah Herald reported the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia laying the corner stone at Woodstock’s Methodist Church with Casia Lodge No. 142. Lodges from Winchester, Front Royal, Strasburg, Edinburg, and Mount Jackson attended the event. This historic event was well-documented in the local newspaper. Read more
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Jurisdictional Complaint
In 1903, a Virginia Mason faced a unique situation when he was expelled by a lodge in West Virginia for being a non-affiliate. However, he was later found to be a member of a Virginia lodge before the expulsion. The grand master expressed frustration at the situation, unable to resolve before his term ended. Read more
Unity Lodge No. 146 