Monday, 4th April at Bury Masonic Hall, Thomas Sharples Barlow Lodge of Mark Masons No 1383 held a special meeting to celebrate the lodge’s 50th anniversary. In attendance was WBro David G Rainford, DepPGM along with the two APGM’s.
The lodge room was nearly at capacity, with many distinguished Grand Lodge officers in
On the 15th March, at Hemsley House, Salford, St Andrew’s Mark Lodge No 34 held their installation meeting. In attendance was VWBro David H Thompson, APGM, and WBro Kevin M Reaney, APGM along with Provincial DC, WBro Wes Merchant, with a further 22 brethren from various Mark Lodge’s.… Read more “Maintaining their independence”
St John’s TI of Mark Masters No 2 Lodge held their installation meeting on Thursday, 10th March at Bolton Masonic Hall.
In attendance was VWBro David H Thompson, APGM, accompanied by 8 brethren and including 2 acting officers of the year.… Read more “History of the deacon’s wands”
Union Mark Lodge No 32 of Mark Masons held their daytime Lodge meeting at Manchester Hall on Wednesday, 8th March. The Lodge was opened at 11:15 by the Worshipful Master, Bro Allan Potter, PProvAGStB, who welcomed WBro Kevin M Reaney, APGM and 12 brethren including 4 visitors to the meeting.… Read more “Daytime Lodge in Manchester”
Tuesday, 8th March, William Romaine Callender Mark Lodge No 136 held their meeting at Bury Masonic Hall, Parsons Lane, Bury. This evening was a special occasion as they were going to advance yet another brother into the Mark degree family.
The Worshipful Master, Bro Arthur Woodall, PProvGJD, welcomed the
Storms ahead but it didn’t stop Manchester Engineers Mark Lodge No 1059 installation meeting from getting underway on Thursday 17th February at Manchester Hall.
33 brethren were in attendance to witness a superb installation of WBro Steven Boyle, PAGSwdB, carried out by
It’s been a couple of years since Wycoller Mark 1582 had performed an advancement ceremony for a new candidate, so there was a bit of excitement when covid restrictions were finally lifted and we could get back to proper Mark Masonry.… Read more “His stone was basically scrap”