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Brethren from both sides of the County line assembled at Millom Masonic Hall when Furness RAM Lodge, No. 375 visited Duddon Lodge of RAM, No. 1481 to witness the Installation of Bro Keith Templeton as WCN for the ensuing year. Bro Templeton was installed by outgoing Commander, W.Bro Peter Storey.
In honour of the Queen’s 90th Birthday, Bolton District Freemasons paraded to the local parish church to receive a service after enjoying a wonderful Sunday Lunch at Bolton Masonic Hall.
It was a particularly sad morning yesterday, when a small party of senior Brethren from St Patrick’s Lodge No 195, Arthur Square arrived at the Museum in Rosemary Street to deposit Minute Books, Attendance Books and other euphrema from the Lodge, after returning their Warrant to the Assistant Provincial Grand Lodge Secretary
It is a Grade II listed, 18th century building, classical in style, with its Palladian columns, masks and pediment over the fanlight window of the front door. This was the home of the Furley family in the early 19th century
Seconds out…Blackmore Vale in!!! On Thursday 9 June Blackmore Vale Lodge handed over a cheque for £300 to Shaun Weeks, Chairman and Senior Coach of Sturminster Newton Amateur Boxing Club.
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The Senior and Junior Wardens have miniature pillars on their pedestals, representing Jachin and Boaz (I Kings 7:21) respectively. These emblems did not exist in 1723 Masonry.
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Masonic Homes Month is the perfect opportunity to recognize the remarkable accomplishments of Masonic relief in California – from our beautiful residential campuses to statewide Masonic Outreach Services and the Masonic Center for Youth and Families. Follow these helpful tips for starting a celebration of your own:
As is tradition the annual church service began with lunch followed by a procession of the Provincial Grand Master, visiting dignitaries and Grand Officers escorted by Acting Provincial Grand Officers from Alderson House through Warwick to the church. Whilst the British weather threatened the procession, the worst of the rain held off and failed to dampen spirits. Visitors to Warwick had their cameras at the ready to capture the spectacle of Freemasons processing in full Regalia.