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Alexandria (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 3
e of Virginia — a proceeding which, so we are informed, is in direct violation of the usages and laws of Masonry. We quote from the Sun: "The installation meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia on Wednesday evening, being the anniversary of St. John the Evangelist, was numerously attended, and the proceedings quite interesting. It appears that, some time after the late war commenced, the District Grand Lodge granted a dispensation to certain brethren of Alexandria, Virginia, under the title of "Union Lodge," and for several months they worked harmoniously. During the past year a continuance of the charter was refused, and the affairs of the Union Lodge honorably closed. At the November communication of the District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all th
R. W. Brothers (search for this): article 3
ously attended, and the proceedings quite interesting. It appears that, some time after the late war commenced, the District Grand Lodge granted a dispensation to certain brethren of Alexandria, Virginia, under the title of "Union Lodge," and for several months they worked harmoniously. During the past year a continuance of the charter was refused, and the affairs of the Union Lodge honorably closed. At the November communication of the District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by
Lodge (search for this): article 3
ge of the District of Columbia. We could have furnished the same facts several weeks ago, but abstained from giving them publicity because we supposed it to be a "family affair," which would not be trumpeted to the world. As the Sun has disclosed them, there can be no impropriety in re-publishing them for the benefit of the numerous Masons within our "jurisdiction." The Sun neglects to state the point clearly. It was, that the Grand Lodge of the District granted a charter to a subordinate Lodge of Virginia — a proceeding which, so we are informed, is in direct violation of the usages and laws of Masonry. We quote from the Sun: "The installation meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia on Wednesday evening, being the anniversary of St. John the Evangelist, was numerously attended, and the proceedings quite interesting. It appears that, some time after the late war commenced, the District Grand Lodge granted a dispensation to certain brethren of Alexandr
T. D. August (search for this): article 3
Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virginia Grand Lodge to confer with the district committee. On every other point except Union Lodge, matters were cheerfully concurred in. Here was a difficulty. The Grand Lodge of Virginia appreciated the brotherly feeling of the visiting committee, the proffered settlement of moneys was satisfactory, but in recognizing the brethren of late 'Union Lodge' the words 'when properly healed' were inserted. This was objectionable to the District commit
H. W. Thomas (search for this): article 3
District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virginia Grand Lodge to confer with the district committee. On every other point except Union Lodge, matters were cheerfully concurred in. Here was a difficulty. The Grand Lodge of Virginia appreciated the brotherly feeling of the visiting committee, the proffered settlement of moneys was satisfactory, but in recognizing the brethren of late 'Union Lodge' the words 'when properly healed' were inserted. This was objectionable to the D
L. B. Williams (search for this): article 3
ication of the District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virginia Grand Lodge to confer with the district committee. On every other point except Union Lodge, matters were cheerfully concurred in. Here was a difficulty. The Grand Lodge of Virginia appreciated the brotherly feeling of the visiting committee, the proffered settlement of moneys was satisfactory, but in recognizing the brethren of late 'Union Lodge' the words 'when properly healed' were inserted. This was objecti
Donaldson (search for this): article 3
he proceedings quite interesting. It appears that, some time after the late war commenced, the District Grand Lodge granted a dispensation to certain brethren of Alexandria, Virginia, under the title of "Union Lodge," and for several months they worked harmoniously. During the past year a continuance of the charter was refused, and the affairs of the Union Lodge honorably closed. At the November communication of the District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virginia Grand L
J. R. Purdy (search for this): article 3
he November communication of the District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virginia Grand Lodge to confer with the district committee. On every other point except Union Lodge, matters were cheerfully concurred in. Here was a difficulty. The Grand Lodge of Virginia appreciated the brotherly feeling of the visiting committee, the proffered settlement of moneys was satisfactory, but in recognizing the brethren of late 'Union Lodge' the words 'when properly healed' were inserted
French (search for this): article 3
ded, and the proceedings quite interesting. It appears that, some time after the late war commenced, the District Grand Lodge granted a dispensation to certain brethren of Alexandria, Virginia, under the title of "Union Lodge," and for several months they worked harmoniously. During the past year a continuance of the charter was refused, and the affairs of the Union Lodge honorably closed. At the November communication of the District Grand Lodge, a committee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virgini
T. F. Owens (search for this): article 3
ee, consisting of R. W. Brothers French, Donaldson and Stevens, was appointed to visit the Grand Lodge of Virginia, at a meeting which subsequently took place in Richmond, for the purpose of re-establishing fully all the fraternal relations which formerly existed between these two bodies. The committee proceeded to the Grand Lodge of Virginia, were cordially received, and in due form welcomed. A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. R. Purdy, L. B. Williams, H. W. Thomas, T. D. August and T. F. Owens, were appointed by the Virginia Grand Lodge to confer with the district committee. On every other point except Union Lodge, matters were cheerfully concurred in. Here was a difficulty. The Grand Lodge of Virginia appreciated the brotherly feeling of the visiting committee, the proffered settlement of moneys was satisfactory, but in recognizing the brethren of late 'Union Lodge' the words 'when properly healed' were inserted. This was objectionable to the District committee, and of cour
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