L. B. charges the entrance fee of John Waugh.

1733/4, February 4, Philadelphia. Entries in L. B. indicate a meeting.
1733/4, February 10, Georgia. A Lodge met in Georgia, probably, for the first time this day. See 1735, after October 30, znfra.
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1733/4, February 27, Boston. Meeting of the First Lodge. William Walker made. 1541 8
1733/4, March 4, Philadelphia.
Entries in L. B. indicate a meeting.
1733/4, March 18, London—Georgia. The following was this day adopted by the Grand Lodge of England:
“Resolved that all the Masters of all regular Lodges who shall not bring in their contribution of charity, do at the next quarterly communication give the reasons why their respective Lodges do not contribute to the settlement of Georgia.”’
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It is now reasonably certain that, beginning shortly before this date, a Lodge was doing Masonic work in Georgia.
See 1735, after October 30, znfra.
1734, March 29, Boston. The Boston Gazette for April 1, 1734, contains the following item:
Anntpoits RW, Embark'd from hence tos that Place with Capr. Peter Blin. ,
On Friday Evening laf at Mr. Lutepytcbe’s long Room in King -Street, wis beld & Grand-Lodge of the Ancient and Hon= o.wable Society of Free and Accepted Mafons where His Excel- lency Governor Betcngr, anda conflderable Numb F, acernity were prefent. |
Capt. Woodbury on Friday laft Acsived here in about 14Days MD” ~ fs5 in rare “coune -“
ITEM FROM Boston Gazette FoR APRIL 1, 1735.
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1734, April 1, Philadelphia.