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Royal Masonic Institution For Girls.
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS .
AT tbe last meeting for the half-year of the House Committee , which took place on Thursday of last week at the Institution , an interesting and unrehearsed ceremony took place . Bro . Peter de Lande Long , the senior member , referred in feeling terms to the approaching retirement of Miss S . L . Davis , the head governess , after thirty-five years' service , on a life
pension , and presented to her , as a gift from her personal friends , a silver-fitted dressing bag and a purse of £ 150 , as a mark of the regard in which she was universally held by all who knew her . Miss Davis , who was much overcome , says the " Daily Telegraph , " acknowledged the gift with deep expressions of gratitude , and regret that her work had eome to an end .
Essex.
ESSEX .
IN connection with the visit of the Provincial Grand Lodge to Maldon , the Mayor , at a recent gathering , said the trustees of the Congregational Chapel had granted the use of the Lecture Hall to the Freemasons for the meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge , on Wednesday , 15 th July , and he thought the Council and Borough ought to give the Masons a friendly welcome . The
joint committee of St . Peter , No . 1024 , and Blackwater , No . 1977 Lodges had applied for the use of the Eecreation Ground on the day of the visit , with power to close it so as to be able to charge for admission if they thought fit . Alderman Pitch thought the visit would be a good , thing for the town , and proposed that the request be granted . This was seconded by Councillor "Freeman , and carried .
We regret to hear that the ill-health of the Countess of Warwick , who is now prostrated at Easton Lodge , Dunmow , Essex , is causing considerable anxiety . Her ladyship has broken down under the strain of her manifold public and
private duties , and her medical attendant has enjoined absolute quietude for the next three months . Her ladyship , under his advice , has relinquished a proposed tour in Norway , and has cancelled all engagements until September .
Reports Of Meetings.
REPORTS OF MEETINGS .
•* - »» PROVINCIAL .
PRUDENCE LODGE , No . 388 . THE anniversary meeting was held at the Masonic Hall , Halesworth , oh Monday , 22 nd inst ., when Bro . D . W . Skufiham was installed W . M . by Bro . Geo . Andrews . The installation banquet was subsequently held at the King ' s Head
Hotel . The Worshipful Master , in submitting the toast of the Prov . Grand Master , remarked that the mention of the name of Lord Henniker would be received with the enthusiasm it deserved . Lord Henniker , in leaving the county of Suffolk left behind him a good heart , and which he believed
was instilled in each one of them . The Isle of Man had received a grand and good Englishman , and the county of Suffolk had lost one . Lord Henniker , however , still remained with them as Provificial Grand Master .
Bro . Stevenson , in proposing the toast of the Worshipful Master , referred to the excellent social qualities possessed by Bro . Skufiharfl , whom he described as " a jolly good fellow , " and predicted that his year of office would be a happy and prosperous one . The Worshipful Master , responding in a neat little speech , acknowledged
the honour conferred upon him by the Lodge , and expressed the feeling of interest which he had always held in Masonic matters . He was fully sensible of the responsibilities of the office which had been bestowed upon him , and trusted that the performance of his duties w * ould in no way detract from the hitherto unblemished record of their Past Masters .
LODGE OF FAITH , No . 581 . THE regular meeting of this Lodge was held at the Gransmoor Hotel Openshaw , Manchester , on Wednesday , the 17 th June , the following being present : —Bros . Joseph Lever W . M ., H . J . Harrison I . P . M ., W . Jones
S . W ., B . Adshead J . W ., Geo . H . Scott S . D ., Chas . H . Griffiths I . G ., J . C . Brown Treasurer , J . M . "Frost Secretary , Henry B . Brown P . M ., " Samuel Whittaker P . M ., 3 . T . Moorhouse , Wm . B . Gleave , George E . Mellor , W . H . Wagstaff , and others .
As there was no particular business beyond appointing a pic-nic committee , an early adjournment was made to the festive hoard , a long evening being the result . Many of the Brethren were brought under contribution for songs , & c , the time passing very pleasantly away .
MALLING ABBEY LODGE , No . 1063 . THE installation of the Worshipful Master was held dn the 15 th inst ., at the Masonic Hall , Mailing . Bro . S . Wagon P . M . ably and impressively performed the ceremony of installing the Worshipful Master Brother H . M .
Apps , who then appointd his Officers . A jewel was presented to the Immediate Past Master for his services . The Lodge being closed the Brethren adjourned to the Bear Hotel , where a banquet was held .
ST . PETER LODGE , No . 1125 . THE members had their annual outing on Saturday , 13 th inst ., the arrangements , which were pronounced by all to be most satisfactory , being made by Bro . Pleass W . M . The members journeyed to Dulvertpn , and thence in brakes to Lynton , where dinner was partaken of at the Torrs Park Hotel . The party remained at Lynton for the night , returning to Tiverton by brake on Sunday evening .
DE MOULHAM LODGE , No . 1146 . BRO . H . C . BURT was installed as W . M . in succession to Bro . " *""* . A . K . Hounsell , the ceremony being , performed by Bro . Henry Youngman , Horsa Lodge , No . 2208 and Leopold No . 1571 .
DUNDAS LODGE , No . 1255 . THIS Lodge held its annual installation meeting on the 15 th inst ., at the Masonic Club , Plymouth . Bro . L . Wells presided , and was ably supported by a Board of Masters , in whose presence Bro . C . P . Potts was installed .
In the evening the Brethren partook of their banquet at the Club , and were presided over by Bro . Potts , who received congratulations from those present .
KENLIS LODGE , No . 1267 . THE installation of Bro . Thomas Robinson as W . M . took place at the Lodge Room , Egremont , on Tuesday , 9 tb inst . Bro . R . Smith W . M . was in the chair , and there was a fairly good attendance of Brethren from the various Lodges in the locality .
UNITY LODGE , No . 1332 . AT the regular meeting of the Lodge , on Thursday , 18 th inst ., at Creditor ) , the members were presented with a large portrait of Brother Samuel Jones P . P . G . J . W ., who assisted at the formation of the Lodge , and has been its Installing Master for a number of years .
ARCHITECT LODGE , No . 1375 . THE fourth annual pic-nic of the Lodge was held on Saturday , 13 th inst ., under very pleasant auspices . In the first place the attendance was a good one , over forty being present , and in the next the day was fine throughout , with not a cloud to obscure the serenity of a lovely sky . " Trie party left the Central Station , Manchester , at 9 * 30 , and upon arrival at Hope
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aqgas' -g-a ^^ Y ^ LV "te tr ~ aCJt ~ te' ~^ i ~ a ~~ tr ~ fz ~ v ~ u VT ) - ^ ^ \ i '' u a * "wr a * r"H » a" w _ 2 & ~* B _ M _ B _ WZ * rfbl €B SATUBDAY , 27 TH JTJNE 1896 .
Royal Masonic Institution For Girls.
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS .
AT tbe last meeting for the half-year of the House Committee , which took place on Thursday of last week at the Institution , an interesting and unrehearsed ceremony took place . Bro . Peter de Lande Long , the senior member , referred in feeling terms to the approaching retirement of Miss S . L . Davis , the head governess , after thirty-five years' service , on a life
pension , and presented to her , as a gift from her personal friends , a silver-fitted dressing bag and a purse of £ 150 , as a mark of the regard in which she was universally held by all who knew her . Miss Davis , who was much overcome , says the " Daily Telegraph , " acknowledged the gift with deep expressions of gratitude , and regret that her work had eome to an end .
Essex.
ESSEX .
IN connection with the visit of the Provincial Grand Lodge to Maldon , the Mayor , at a recent gathering , said the trustees of the Congregational Chapel had granted the use of the Lecture Hall to the Freemasons for the meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge , on Wednesday , 15 th July , and he thought the Council and Borough ought to give the Masons a friendly welcome . The
joint committee of St . Peter , No . 1024 , and Blackwater , No . 1977 Lodges had applied for the use of the Eecreation Ground on the day of the visit , with power to close it so as to be able to charge for admission if they thought fit . Alderman Pitch thought the visit would be a good , thing for the town , and proposed that the request be granted . This was seconded by Councillor "Freeman , and carried .
We regret to hear that the ill-health of the Countess of Warwick , who is now prostrated at Easton Lodge , Dunmow , Essex , is causing considerable anxiety . Her ladyship has broken down under the strain of her manifold public and
private duties , and her medical attendant has enjoined absolute quietude for the next three months . Her ladyship , under his advice , has relinquished a proposed tour in Norway , and has cancelled all engagements until September .
Reports Of Meetings.
REPORTS OF MEETINGS .
•* - »» PROVINCIAL .
PRUDENCE LODGE , No . 388 . THE anniversary meeting was held at the Masonic Hall , Halesworth , oh Monday , 22 nd inst ., when Bro . D . W . Skufiham was installed W . M . by Bro . Geo . Andrews . The installation banquet was subsequently held at the King ' s Head
Hotel . The Worshipful Master , in submitting the toast of the Prov . Grand Master , remarked that the mention of the name of Lord Henniker would be received with the enthusiasm it deserved . Lord Henniker , in leaving the county of Suffolk left behind him a good heart , and which he believed
was instilled in each one of them . The Isle of Man had received a grand and good Englishman , and the county of Suffolk had lost one . Lord Henniker , however , still remained with them as Provificial Grand Master .
Bro . Stevenson , in proposing the toast of the Worshipful Master , referred to the excellent social qualities possessed by Bro . Skufiharfl , whom he described as " a jolly good fellow , " and predicted that his year of office would be a happy and prosperous one . The Worshipful Master , responding in a neat little speech , acknowledged
the honour conferred upon him by the Lodge , and expressed the feeling of interest which he had always held in Masonic matters . He was fully sensible of the responsibilities of the office which had been bestowed upon him , and trusted that the performance of his duties w * ould in no way detract from the hitherto unblemished record of their Past Masters .
LODGE OF FAITH , No . 581 . THE regular meeting of this Lodge was held at the Gransmoor Hotel Openshaw , Manchester , on Wednesday , the 17 th June , the following being present : —Bros . Joseph Lever W . M ., H . J . Harrison I . P . M ., W . Jones
S . W ., B . Adshead J . W ., Geo . H . Scott S . D ., Chas . H . Griffiths I . G ., J . C . Brown Treasurer , J . M . "Frost Secretary , Henry B . Brown P . M ., " Samuel Whittaker P . M ., 3 . T . Moorhouse , Wm . B . Gleave , George E . Mellor , W . H . Wagstaff , and others .
As there was no particular business beyond appointing a pic-nic committee , an early adjournment was made to the festive hoard , a long evening being the result . Many of the Brethren were brought under contribution for songs , & c , the time passing very pleasantly away .
MALLING ABBEY LODGE , No . 1063 . THE installation of the Worshipful Master was held dn the 15 th inst ., at the Masonic Hall , Mailing . Bro . S . Wagon P . M . ably and impressively performed the ceremony of installing the Worshipful Master Brother H . M .
Apps , who then appointd his Officers . A jewel was presented to the Immediate Past Master for his services . The Lodge being closed the Brethren adjourned to the Bear Hotel , where a banquet was held .
ST . PETER LODGE , No . 1125 . THE members had their annual outing on Saturday , 13 th inst ., the arrangements , which were pronounced by all to be most satisfactory , being made by Bro . Pleass W . M . The members journeyed to Dulvertpn , and thence in brakes to Lynton , where dinner was partaken of at the Torrs Park Hotel . The party remained at Lynton for the night , returning to Tiverton by brake on Sunday evening .
DE MOULHAM LODGE , No . 1146 . BRO . H . C . BURT was installed as W . M . in succession to Bro . " *""* . A . K . Hounsell , the ceremony being , performed by Bro . Henry Youngman , Horsa Lodge , No . 2208 and Leopold No . 1571 .
DUNDAS LODGE , No . 1255 . THIS Lodge held its annual installation meeting on the 15 th inst ., at the Masonic Club , Plymouth . Bro . L . Wells presided , and was ably supported by a Board of Masters , in whose presence Bro . C . P . Potts was installed .
In the evening the Brethren partook of their banquet at the Club , and were presided over by Bro . Potts , who received congratulations from those present .
KENLIS LODGE , No . 1267 . THE installation of Bro . Thomas Robinson as W . M . took place at the Lodge Room , Egremont , on Tuesday , 9 tb inst . Bro . R . Smith W . M . was in the chair , and there was a fairly good attendance of Brethren from the various Lodges in the locality .
UNITY LODGE , No . 1332 . AT the regular meeting of the Lodge , on Thursday , 18 th inst ., at Creditor ) , the members were presented with a large portrait of Brother Samuel Jones P . P . G . J . W ., who assisted at the formation of the Lodge , and has been its Installing Master for a number of years .
ARCHITECT LODGE , No . 1375 . THE fourth annual pic-nic of the Lodge was held on Saturday , 13 th inst ., under very pleasant auspices . In the first place the attendance was a good one , over forty being present , and in the next the day was fine throughout , with not a cloud to obscure the serenity of a lovely sky . " Trie party left the Central Station , Manchester , at 9 * 30 , and upon arrival at Hope