History of Perseverance Lodge : No. 21, F. & A. M., Penn'a., at Harrisburg (1901)
Egle, William Henry, 1830-1901, Lamberton, James McCormick, 1856-1915. · Harrisburg, PA: Harrisburg Publishing Company · leaf 42
We, however, must give them credit for the preser-vation to the very letter of the Ancient Usages, Customs, andLandmarks of Freemasonry. Captn James Monteith who Lay on the Books, on coming home(his residence being at Camp), applyd to have a Day of Emergency,as he must go to Camp in the… … 3 -3 IB ? 17 who lay on the Books attending likewise, the bye-Laws being readto them, they were ordered to withdraw, they being both ballotedfor and accepted of. The Lodge was opened in due form at 3oclock P. M., and each recd the first Step of Masonry. Returnedand Gave thanks. Lectured on the…
Freemasons, Harrisburg, Pa.: Perseverance Lodge, no. 21 -- History
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