Tag: Unity Lodge No. 146
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1882 Act to Amend Lease Third Story of School
In 1882, the Front Royal school building underwent a significant amendment, allowing four secret order lodges to erect a third story for their use. The act ratified and confirmed this lease, authorizing the trustees to execute it for a 99-year term. The lodges were also made responsible for a portion of necessary repairs and renewals. Read more
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Summary of 1880
In 1880, Unity Lodge No. 146 included 42 Masons, constituting 21% of district 14. The Lodge officers were elected in June. Events included Masonic gatherings and cornerstone layings. The Lodge had a prominent presence in significant Masonic events of the year. Read more
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Summary of 1879
Unity Lodge No. 146, part of Virginia’s Grand Lodge, had 47 members, constituting 23% of its district. By 1879, lodges under its jurisdiction totaled 205. The District Deputy Grand Master visited on May 6, marking an important event. The membership’s occupations and happenings showcased the varied interests and activities of its members locally and beyond. Read more
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Summary of 1878
Unity Lodge No. 146 had 47 Masons. Lodges elected officers, updated memberships, and participated in charitable efforts. Yellow Fever Relief efforts were significant. Masonic meetings were routine. Read more
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Summary of 1877
In 1877, the 14th Masonic District in Virginia underwent changes, with Greenway Court Lodge No. 94 surrendering its charter. Thomas L. Kirby was elected as Master of Unity Lodge No. 146. Significant events included the founding of a public school and the devastating flood in November, which claimed lives and caused widespread damage. Read more
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Fristoe Hall Stated Communication
A communication of Unity Lodge, No. 146 A. F. & A. M. Masons will be held in “Fristoe Hall” on August 5th, A. L. 5876, A. D. 1876. Full craft attendance required. Visiting brethren are welcome. – S.S. TURNER, W. M. – W. O. Rust, Sec’y. Warren Sentinel, July 28, 1876. Read more
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Fristoe Hall Stated Communication
A communication of Unity Lodge, No. 146 A. F. & A. M. Masons will be held in “Fristoe Hall” on August 5th, A. L. 5876, A. D. 1876. Full craft attendance required. Visiting brethren are welcome. – S.S. TURNER, W. M. – W. O. Rust, Sec’y. Warren Sentinel, July 28, 1876. Read more
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Masonic Mutual Benefit Association
On February 11, 1873, the Spirit of Jefferson reported the election of Thomas N. Ashby as President of the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association, with Jno. T. Lovell joining the General Board of Directors. This significant event was covered in the Charles Town, West Virginia newspaper. Read more
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Meeting of the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association
On February 1, 1873, the Shepherdstown Register detailed the Masonic Mutual Benefit Association meeting at Mount Nebo Lodge No. 91. Unity No. 146’s first Past Master was elected President, while Jno. T. Lovell from Front Royal joined the General Board of Directors. Read more
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Invitation to Celebrate
On June 22, 1822, the Winchester Gazette reported that Hiram Lodge No. 21 and Triluminar Lodge No. 117 invited Front Royal Lodge No. 102 to celebrate St. John the Baptist on June 24, 1822 and dedicate the new hall of Hiram Lodge. Read more
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