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...times of peace; and it has had the sorrow of observing the trials of seven major wars. As it has given of the services of its members in the eras of peace, .... Tope. This was followed by an interesting history of Fraternal Lodge, by Major S. B. Phinney, from its formation to the present time. Short speeches were

...e hundredth anniversary of the death of our illustrious Past Grand Master, Major General [http://www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=GMJsWarr

* ''Peter H. Major'', 1998, 1999

...he Grand Lodge from that time to 1812, to deliver an oration; and men like Major Gardiner Ruggles who in 1842 reorganized the Lodge so that it was successfu ...d was under arrest when last seen as he was conveyed across Niagara River; Major Ben Perley Poore, so many years Washington correspondent of the ''Boston Jo

...ne small line in the records of that evening, however, foretold of another major milestone in my life: "On motion it was voted that Tuesday evening next be

...ter at once declared "Boys, war has begun — the school is broken up." As Major Russell used to say: "This announcement was received with three cheers, and ...poleon, the former of whom always retained a lively sense of gratitude for Major Russell's kindness, and after coming to the throne urgently invited him and

...ad raised a company of one hundred men, going out as Captain, returning as Major. He was the first Excellent High Priest of Reading Royal Arch Chapter, and ...ring the Civil War and was their Captain. He returned to Peterborough as a Major. He later came to Reading and was the moving spirit and leader in forming G

...Guard in honor of his father. In 1856 he became captain, two years later, major, and then colonel. ...father; in 1856 he was its captain, and on his return from the West became major and colonel of the regiment to which it was attached.

...ogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=GMSanford Baalis Sanford], an address by Major F. D. Stafford, an address by R.G. Secretary [http://masonicgenealogy.com/M

...76, became colonel of a regiment detailed for the Canada Expedition, under Major-General Schuyler. July 1, 1781, he was made colonel of the 4th Hampshire Re ...n June, 1792. He was a soldier in the French war, 1756-63; he was present (major in Fellows' Regiment), May, 1775, at the siege of Boston, where he distingu

...e a considerable proportion of officers,—Lieutenant-Colonel Abercrombie, Major Pitcairn, etc.,—a dear purchase to them indeed!"

...was appointed a Cornet in the Governor's troop of Guards with the rank of Major. By his diligence and industry in business, he acquired the means of a comf

...bile was not put into production until the early 1900’s so I am sure the major source of transportation for individuals was the horse and buggy making the

Timothy Bigelow had a rich heritage. His father served as major under Benedict Arnold at Quebec and later as colonel of the 15th Massachuse

...ira, and David Itiro Kasahara, continued the work of creating a lodge. The major stumbling block was translation: all the rituals, lectures, manuals, docume

A number of the "first" major events in the history of the Lodge seem worthy of mention.

...e Lodge even knew where. (It is said, upon apparently good authority, that Major Parsons bricked up the Charter in a hole made for that purpose in the great ...It did, however, discontinue its meetings, but the Charter was secreted by Major William Parsons and but few members of the Lodge even knew where. From abou

...and Master's wearing the cocked hat of the Revolutionary period, and was a major figure in enabling the Grand Lodge to acquire the property at Boylston and The Seventy-fifth Anniversary was observed in 1939 with three major events. A regular meeting of the Lodge, presided over by Worshipful Master

.../MediaWiki/index.php?title=MAGLEHorton Edward A. Horton], D. D., Chaplain. Major Ira Vaughn of the governor's staff was a guest of the Grand Lodge.

...the committee to obtain land in Russell's pasture and erect a monument to Major General and Most Worshipful [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.ph

...p establish a Masonic Home, and today at Charlton, "because of his gift, a major part of the Home was built and a wing of this Home has been dedicated to hi

...re difficult, if not impossible, for the author to do justice. Many of the major points have already been covered in the previous material of this paper. Mo

The records indicate that in 1941, the officers' regalia was given a major overhaul, being sadly in need of repair and cleaning. Bro. Frederick T. Drake found his major interest in the relief of the "distressed worthy Brother" and his family. H

...the lady who established the first home in Taunton for homeless women, the major financial contributor to the First Parish Church and paid for the stone wal ...king on the property accommodates about one dozen cars and that has been a major problem in an era when the automobile, not the dog, is man's best friend.

...lodges in Salem, Nantucket, Marblehead, Newburyport and Hanover, all being major seaports or shipbuilding centers. In Hanover five to six yards were in oper

MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH WARREN,<br> ...erected at Bunker Hill and dedicated on December 2, 1794, to the memory of Major General Joseph Warren and his associates. Considering that the founders and

...an organization which has survived wars, depressions, hurricanes and other major catastrophies.

...//www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MajorGeneralHenryKnox Major General Henry Knox] Lodge in Boston. Major General Henry Knox Lodge, the only military Lodge in Massachusetts, came to

...is our former Smoking Room and present Banquet Hall. This after the third major renovation of the building, the first phase of which has been completed. ...building took place. The Lodge Room as we see it tonight was probably the major result of these first renovations. Fraternity Hall continued to be used as

== MAJOR GENERAL HENRY KNOX LODGE == ...gland Chapter, National Sojourners, to confer the Master Mason's Degree on Major (now Colonel) Louis Hopewell Bauer in Eliot Lodge, Jamaica Plain, in May 19

...On the first Saturday in February, provided that there is no snowstorm of major proportions, the so-called Sno Bazaar is held. A fundraising effort by the ...these are fund-raising events to support the lodge, there is one other of major interest to Grand Lodge, the blood program. At one time run by R. W. Willia

...//www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MajorGeneralHenryKnox Major General Henry Knox Lodge] in 1970, and has served as Secretary of Manet Lod

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...s to the battle of Bunker's or Breed's Hill, he received his commission of Major General. When the intrenchments were made upon the fatal spot, to encourage ...eat Britain. The glory of Bunker-Hill is interwoven with the reputation of Major General Warren."

...As will be observed, he is referred to usually by his military title of ''Major'', which he received, in 1733, when he was made cornet of the Governor's Tr "Read and committed to Col. ''Bagley'', Mr. ''Folger'' and Major ''Price'', to consider and Report."

...George Gardner was decorated by the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire with the Major General John Sullivan Medal.

...as standing where the Post Office is now located. It was built in 1808 by Major Levi Peirce. At this meeting the Lodge was organized with Isaac Kimball as

...e was appointed Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and he was also elected Major General of the State Militia. He was State Senator from 1798 to 1805, when

...Hill; Major Peter Harwood, who was Officer of the Day at the execution of Major Andre; Rufus Dodge, great-grandfather of Past Master Willard Bemis of the p

...Hill; Major Peter Harwood, who was Officer of the Day at the execution of Major Andre; Rufus Dodge, great-grandfather of Past Master Willard Bemis of the p ...ound in an old book a Diploma issued by the original Meridian Sun Lodge to Major Peter Harwood and was asked if there were any Harwoods living in North Broo

...ad been with Washington at Valley Forge and had witnessed the execution of Major Andre. Their petition was granted on June 15, 1802.

...rren. He removed from Framingham to Southborough in 1804. He was known as "Major Bannister," but whether he acquired that title by service in the Revolution ...ham and was with his company at "Concord Fight." He was commonly known as "Major Brown." He was a fuller by trade and owned a large part of "Pratt's Plain,"

...ty Grand Master Arthur A. Lincoln of the fourth district, and others; also Major General Clarence R. Edwards, former commander of the Yankee Division; Secre ...iates in the United Shoe Machinery Company. the presentation being made by Major Charles T.

...in the armed forces during the first World War and eleven in World War II. Major Charles D. Ricker was our only member to pay the supreme sacrifice, and tha ...ust 5, 1919, from wounds received in the Toul Sector, France. He ranked as Major in the U.S. Army.

** April 28, 1912, "Major [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=GMPrice Henry Price] ...rate and significant function of this kind in which Montgomery Lodge had a major part occurred in Milford in 1884, when the [http://masonicgenealogy.com/Med

...ning Star Lodge has used her heritage wisely and well. This I consider the major highlight of the past fifty years.

...//www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MajorGeneralHenryKnox Major General Henry Knox] Lodge, we were granted the use of their regalia during

The Grand Lodge had assembled at the house of "Brother Major Hitchings," messages were sent from there to the Lodge and returned. Brot ...ter at once declared "Boys, war has begun — the school is broken up." As Major Russell used to say: "This announcement was received with three cheers, and

Through the years, Mount Hermon has played a major role in arousing Masonic interest hereabouts and it was natural, therefore,

...from Most Worshipful Grand Master Roger Keith. Musical selections by Bro. Major Jenkins of Westover Field on the Organ were enjoyed by all.