Winter Schedule
Stated Meetings
- January 14 (Annual Inspection)
- February 11
- March 11
- April 8
As always, there will be lots of ‘Conviviality and Caring’ as we share a great meal (12 noon Sharp!) and enjoy Masonic fraternity and fellowship at our meeting at 1PM.
Special Meetings
Our fourth Thursday meetings resume in March. The date is:
- March 28
And remember, ALL Masonic Widows are our honored guests at lunch. See you soon!
We are located at 294 Union Street at the Bangor Masonic Center. Need help finding us? Get directions.
News from the Lodge
New Web Site
After a much longer period of time than anticipated, we have finally started rebuilding the web site. Forms, “Our DNA”, and much more will be added back soon.
Come back frequently and see how we’re doing.
We DO eat well!
Before each and every of our 20 meetings each year, we ‘break bread together’. Members, their significant others, and their friends and family are all welcome to join us. Lunch is just $6 and we seriously doubt that you will ever leave not having been FILLED TO THE BRIM!
ALL Masonic Widows – regardless of their husband’s lodge membership – are our honored guests. No reservation is necessary. We’d love to have you join us.
We begin promptly at noon and at 1pm Masons move to the lodge room for our meeting while ladies and guests are welcome to stay and enjoy themselves. And Brethren: even if you can’t stay for the meeting, stop in and join us for lunch. No particular attire is necessary: COME AS YOU ARE!
Our Brother is a new Father
The Ladies of Seminary Hill Daylight Lodge recently presented Brother Chris Howard with a quilt for his new baby girl. She’s SUCH a cutie!
A sheaf of wheat
Several years ago, Bro. Leighton’s daughter made this needlepoint of a sheaf of wheat suspended near a waterfall. The allegorical tale is taught to all Masons. This was made for an Eastern Star auction and it was ‘snapped up’ by our Charter Junior Warden, Bro. Les Gray, who carefully preserved it. At a meeting of the lodge, Bro. Gray asked if he might make a presentation and, much to the surprise of the Master, the Sheaf of Wheat appeared. It now hangs, appropriately, above the chair of the Junior Warden at the Bangor Masonic Center where we meet!
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