Welcome Brethren Visit Highlights Twillingate Notre Dame Lodge Event
The Twillingate and Notre Dame Masonic lodges hosted a grand arrival by steamer Hiram Perry at Little Bay. Elegant regalia, a large procession, and formal welcomes marked the largest Masonic gathering in town as the two lodges shared honors and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamay
Nwillingate
Hiram Perry
Wlittle Bay
Masonic Brethren of
Notre Dame” Lodge
Little Bay
Bro. Gray
Twillingate
Bro
Mayne
Remarkable Lodge Gathering in Twillingate Michigan Era
A fragmentary account recalls a Masonic ceremony at Twillingate with Notre Dame Lodge joining Little Bay. Speeches praise the Great Architect and lodge unity while Dr Joseph, P.M., represented Notre Dame with commendation. A written reply from Notre Dame followed on return to Little Bay.
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Joseph
P.M
W.M
Notre Dame” Lodge
Thompson
Twillingate
Little Bay
Fraternal Welcome from Notre Dame Lodge to Twillingate Brethren
The Worshipful Master and Brethren of Notre Dame Lodge No.1907 thank Twillingate Twillingate Lodge for a warm visit and gracious welcome. The Little Bay brethren joined a dinner and concert in Twillingate Court Room with toasts, two-part programme, and performances by Mrs Temple, Miss Temple, and Little Bay participants. The event closed with thanks to supporters and local firms granting a half holiday as the concert proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evermore
Lodge
Aera
Grey
Warpens
Bretargn
Twillingate
Lopag
A. F
A. M
Gaeerine
Notre Dame” Lodge
Joan C. Faompson
Little Bay
W.M
Notre Dame
Dr. Joseph
Dr. Stafford
Masonic Lodge
Twistingate
E. Smyth
Bro. E. Berteau
Miss Temple
Bro
A. Grey
Mrs
Mr. Smyth
Bitch Genevieve
Gh Langmead
E. Berteau
Dri Ateza
Hitchcock
Howse
Berteau
Miss Ross
Nearey Langmead
D. Rollings
F. Benen and Company
Joseph
Happy Gleaners
G. Langmead
W. Scott
R- Temple
Mes
Oakly and
Blackmore
Mrs. Hitchcock
Mr. Hughes
G. Longmead
Hail Lodge of Notre Dame Brethren Welcome to Toulingust
A dated 1891 masonic style welcome from Fo A. M. Worsnrpru Master WarrENS and Brethren of LatTLy Bay to the Hail Lodge Notre Dame Copper fame region. The creed praises brotherhood charity and wisdom. Members pledge unity good will and triumph of light over error.
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Worsnrpru
Lattly
Bay
Loper
Notre Dame
Granville Sharp the Pioneer in Abolishing Slavery
An overview of Granville Sharp’s life and work as a early advocate for abolition. The piece recalls his birth in 1734, legal battles that challenged slave trading in England, and the Somerset case that helped end slavery in English law. It highlights his persistence, charitable acts, and influence on the Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
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Carlyle
Sartor Resartos
British Dominions
John Wesley
Wilberforce
Cowper
Shakespeare
Pope
Milton
Rogers
Granville Sharp
Thomas Clarkson
Fowell Buxton
Lord Brougham
William Wilberforce
Ordnance Office
London
Sharp
Ascan
West Indies
Udnappers
Condon
Liverpool
Lord Mansfield
Hneland
England
Barbadoes
Somerset
Jamaica
James Somerset
William Cowper
Society For the
Sierre Leone
Avhat
Annual Treat at North Side Church School Field
A 1891 school treat described as a pleasant event despite an overcast sky. Students, teachers, and ministers formed processions from North Side Church to a field loaned by Andrew Pearce, singing All hail the power of Jesus name. Rev J Hill and wife joined for tea and a lively gathering with cake and generous leftover baskets. Thanks extended to Capt Dingle and crew for decorations.
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J. K. Kelly
Jesu
Andrew Pearce
J. Hill
Capt. Dingle
May Flower
Ares Earl
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Masonic
Wiaits
Venings
Fo& A. M
Pruth
Forum Sun
North Side
Crown Head
Methodist Sabbath Schools
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