Somerset County Gazette • December 27, 2011
THE Freemasons' Grand Charity has given £3,272 to support the work of St Margaret's Hospice in Taunton.
The cash will assist hospices in their work caring for people with a life-limiting illness and are funded by donations from Freemasons and their families, including fundraising 'festivals' held each year.
In order to become a member of Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81 you must have two Master Masons vouch for your character and recommend you into our Craft. You also have to be a man, 18 years old or older, of good character, and believe in a God that promotes peace, love, and harmony towards all mankind. These are some of the basic requirements for membership into our Fraternity.
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A little about ACGL No.81 History
Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81, A.F. & A.M. was officially chartered on January 1, 1998 under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. The lodge was formed by a merging of Arlington Centennial Lodge and Glebe Lodge. The lodge building stands at the corner of Route 50 and South George Mason Drive in Arlington Virginia.Stated meetings for Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge are held at 7:30 p.m. on the fourth Monday of every month, with the exception of December when it falls on the first Monday. We have a dinner before each stated meeting at 6:30 p.m. and all visitors are welcome to attend.
If you are interested in information on becoming a Freemason or a member of Arlington Centennial-Glebe Lodge No. 81, please click the link on the right labeled 'Join This Lodge' to send us an e-mail. Please remember to include your name, address, and a contact phone number in your e-mail. Thank you for visiting our web site.
Jason Harris Gerbsman, Master ACGL No.81
Paul Charles Shuey, Senior Warden ACGL No.81
John David Smith, Junior Warden ACGL No.81