1900

30^th June: New Ballot Box presented to the Lodge by Brothers John Ferguson and Charles Robertson.

5^th September: First mention of a visit from Dumbarton Kilwinning Lodge No 18.

5^th December: First Benevolent Committee formed. On the same evening a collection for Grand Lodge was taken, £1 pound six shilling and eight and halfpence (a sad reflection on present day efforts).

1901

20^th January: Lodge ordered three months of mourning upon the death of Queen Victoria.

1902

April: Two members, Brothers George Stewart and Archibald Dow, were among those killed in the Ibrox disaster.

1906

October: Bazaar held to raise money to pay off debts on the Douglas Street Hall, the sum of £716 Pounds five shillings and one and a half pence clear profit being made.

1907

28^th May: Entered into the existing premises at 92 Dumbarton Road. Consecration 16^th September 1908.

1910

June: Lodge ordered into mourning for six months upon the death of King Edward VII.

1911 

February: Reference made at the meeting that the Lodge had among its members one who was rightly presumed to be the oldest Past Master in Scotland , if not in the British Isles, namely Past Master Alexander Speirs, sixty seven years a member, and sixty years a Past Master. In this year also, the Lodge was once again successful in the Provincial Bowling Competition.

1912

3^rd December: An Oak Desk and Tripod Stand was presented to the Lodge by Past Master John Smith.

1916

6^th September: It was decreed by Grand Lodge that a Committee of Enquiry be set up in each Lodge to report on every application for membership.

1919

30^th April: Fifty four (54) Entered Apprentices passed to the Fellowcraft Degree at one meeting; 294 Initiates entered during the year. The Terjubilee of the granting of the Charter was held taking the form of dinner held in the Burgh Hall, Maxwell Street, about 400 being present. This year also marked the Tercentenary of the early Lodge Room Build; in 1619, in which St Mary's Lodge met in the early days.

1919

1^st December: Grand Lodge Law introduced which ordered that no more than seven candidates could be initiated in any of the degrees on the same day.

1921

5^th October: Memorial Service and unveiling of the Roll of Honour by Past Master Alexander Bell, the oldest living Past Master of the Lodge.

1925

20^th May: Sir Ian Colquhoun of Luss made an Honorary Member of the Lodge upon the occasion of his heading a deputation from Dumbarton Kilwinning Lodge No 18.

1931 – 1932

Winners of the Provincial Bowling Trophy.

1945

3^rd June: Joint Masonic Divine Service of Thanksgiving in the Old Partick Parish Church by Brother John A Macrae, MA (Oxon), Senior Chaplain of Partick St Mary's, and Provincial Grand Chaplain.

1946

3^rd October. Memorial Service and unveiling of Bronze Plaque by Brother John Mathews Past Master.