Some interesting facts about Mark Masonry during Oldham’s Maritime Heyday…
It was about this time of year, 144 years ago in 1873 that Mark Masonry first came to Oldham with the formation of the Union Lodge of Mark Master Masons No.171.… Read more “Oldham – when it was a Seaport…”
On Monday night, the PGM RWBro Alexander Sillars McLaren together with the Deputy WBro John Hartley Smith and both Assistant PGMs – WBros Anthony John Davies and Gerald Noel Howard Young, accompanied by a Provincial Deputation “crossed the border” into
The residents group met on the 14th March, we were treated to a talk by W. Bro. John Yates ” From Bricks to Boats and back again” about life on a narrow boat, which was very enlightening.
We were treated to WBro.Gordon… Read more “Canons Close News”
Wycoller Mark Lodge had a recent visit by the PGM and a star-studded team of acting officers of the year to promote Mark Master Masonry in the Colne area.
The WM James McNally had suggested we hold a Kinship meeting earlier in 2016 and that we could probably raise a few members from such an event.… Read more “New members from PGM Kinship meeting”
The Provincial Grand Master was at Middleton Mark Lodge on the 31st January to join in the celebration of WBro Robert Rowden achieving 50 years as a Mark Mason, all of it as a member of Middleton Mark Lodge,
Following his Mark Lodge visits in 2016/17 by WBro. Ron Coucill, due to the generosity of the Brethren of the Lodges already visited and other outside sources, the Sponsorship money raised at the end of January for the 2021 Festival now stands at a magnificent £476.50 !… Read more “Marathon Man Raises £476.50 for Festival !”
Benevolent Fund Makes Its Mark On The Robins
Prior to the home fixture against Halesowen Town on Saturday 21st January, Ashton United welcomed representatives of the East Lancs Mark Benevolent Fund to officially open their refurbished medical room. The Robins were delighted to receive their financial support which paid for a host of medical equipment.… Read more “ELMBF supporting Ashton United In The Community”