History


St. Clement Lodge No. 4300 History Founded Thursday 20^th. October 1921

St. Clement Lodge No. 4300 was consecrated 20^th. October 1921 at a ceremony in the Pavilion, Skegness. The consecrating officers being The Right Honourable, The Earl of Yarborough, Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master, P.G.M. taking the chair and assisted by

W. Bro. T. M. Boscombe	Prov. S.G.W.	S.W.
W. Bro. W. Rowston	Prov. J.G.W.	J. W.
W. Bro. Rev. B. G. Nicholas	Prov. G.Chap.	Chaplain
W. Bro. R. Moresby-White	P.G.S.B., Prov. G.D.C	D. C.
W. Bro. D. Dale	Prov. D.G.D.C.	A. D. C.
W. Bro. G. R. Usher	Prov. G.Purst.	I. G.


St. Clement Officers designate were as follows:
W. Bro. Tom Kitwood	D.P.G.M., P.G.D.	W.M.
W. Bro. Ralph Hudson	P.P.G.Supt.Works	S.W.
Bro. J. Orr Armour		J.W.


After installation of the W.M. and his Wardens the following Brethren were appointed and invested.
W. Bro. C. S. Marshall	P.P.G.W.(Derbyshire)	Treasurer
Bro. P. E. Cash		Secretary
W. Bro. J. Crawshaw		D.C
Bro. H. Mather		S.D
Bro. H. M. Woodruffe		J.D.
Bro. F. Trevitt		I.G.
Bro. D. Mondey		Steward
Bro.. T. Marshall		Steward
Bro. H. Rowley		Tyler
W. Bro. G. G. Dunkley	P.P.A.G.D.C	Charity Rep.

After closing the Lodge a banquet was held at The Seacroft Hotel at 6-00pm The Menu as shown below:

Oysters

Tomato Puree Consommé Vermicelli

Fried Fillet Sole

Roast Beef with Horseradish sauce

Roast Chicken Roast Pheasant

Seacroft Pudding

Trifle Fruit Jelly

Cheese Soufflé Sardines on Toast

Cheese & Celery

Dessert Coffee

St. Clement Lodge was held at the Baths Scarborough Avenue from 1921 to 1942 then due to the Baths being bombed they relocated to The Lumley Hotel until 1945, there was also a short period in 1945 when they met at the Church Hall Ida Rd. then in October 1945 the Lodge relocated to its present home namely Pembroke House Rutland Road.