Sunday, 26th June at Middleton Masonic Hall, the East Lancashire Mark Fellowship held their annual BBQ day. The weather was very kind to all those who attended this great event. With a total attendance of over 75, including Mark Masons, their partners and non-masons in attendance, including RWBro John Hartley Smith, PGM and his wife Jane.… Read more “Weather was very kind”
The Mark Fellowship of East Lancashire will be holding a Barbecue Day at Middleton Masonic Hall, M24 4DY, on Sunday, 26th June, commencing at12 noon.
Tickets are £7 including food cooked on the Barbecue by the Fellowship members.
Loads of fun to be had on the day.… Read more “Barbecue Day at Middleton.”
The ark set sail today for the Lancastrians Royal Ark Mariners Lodge No 689 at Middleton Masonic Hall. In attendance was WBro David H Thompson, APGM, for the Province along with WBro Steven Lord Provincial Dep DC, along with 9 members and 2 other visitors.… Read more “Talk about Royal Ark Mariners”
On Wednesday the 5th February Middleton Mark No.1303 held their regular lodge meeting. At 6:45 pm the lodge was opened by the WM, WBro Andrew John Halford and in attendance was VWBro David H Thompson PGJO Assistant Provincial Grand
Friendship Mark Lodge held their 170th regular meeting at Middleton Masonic Hall on 26th November at 6:00 pm. The usual traffic around Manchester held up a few brethren, but they all managed to arrive in time for the pre-meeting practice to test themselves against the Director of Ceremonies.… Read more “Grand Patron Gold – Friendship Mark 1459”
Sunday April 14 was the newly appointed Grand and Provincial Officers lunch held at Middleton Masonic Hall. The room was beautifully laid out and the three-course lunch was first class.
The Provincial Grand Master, RWBro
From the looks of things, the Middleton Hog was indeed well and truly roasted. The weather did its thing and kept clear for most of the day and no shelter was required. The organising team did a great job of pulling the day together and attracting a goodly number of visitors to the