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Pejepscot Lodge Revived in Brunswick History
The article traces the 1844 founding of Pejepscot Lodge No. 13 in Brunswick and its later reinstitution in 1875. It details early meeting halls, fire damage, building the Brunswick Odd Fellows Building, and the lodge’s growth to over 250 members with active relief work and frequent degree conferrals. It also notes Casco Encampment’s formation in 1892 and its notable Royal Purple Degree team and leadership roles within Maine.
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Pejepscot Lodge
Rebekah
Rebekah Assembly
Brunswick
Independent Order For Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Maine
Portland
Maine Lodge No. 1
Grand Lodge of
Giles Bailey
Johns. Cushing
John D. Coburn
Leonard P. Merrill
William H. Morse
Horatio Hall
E. S. J. Neally
Bath
Noble Grand
Leonard PP. Merrill
Joseph Lantana
John S. Cushing
Pleasant Streets
Swift
Lincoln Streets
Grand Lodge
Frank Johnson
Theodore Stetson
KE. T. Getehell
Edward Beaumont
Perry Hall
St. Jean de Baptiste
Sons of Temperance
Lodge
Harvey Stetson
Frank F. Roberts
Krayk M. Stetson
Dirigo Hall
Gilman Avenue
Brunswick Odd Fellows’ Building Association
George Storer
William R. Lincoln
Bank Streets
Dunlap
Pejepscot
Brruswick
Richmond
Ketunebec Valley
Casco
J. H. Danforth
W. B. Drew
Lorenzo D. Howes
O. B. Nason
G. D. Parks