Horace Chase Lodge No. 72, F&AM meets on the third Thursday of each month, except July and August,
at the Masonic Temple in Penacook, NH.
Directions: From Concord take I-93 North to Exit 17 turn right
onto Route 4 West (Hoit Road) and proceed approximately 1.5 miles.
At the yellow blinking light, turn left onto East Street.
Follow this road approximately 1 mile to the stop sign and turn right onto Route 3.
The Masonic Temple is on the left at the top of the hill after you cross the river.
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Horace Chase Lodge visits Pulpit Rock Lodge For Passing of Travel Gavel 08-Jun-2009
WM Peter Crouch holding the Traveling Gavel
Members of Horace Chase and Pulpit Rock Lodges
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Stated Meeting - May 2009
Bro. Scott Hilliard (Merrimack County Sheriff) giving talk at May Stated Meeting
The Gold Cup awarded to Horace Chase Lodge by the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire for outstanding recognition of Special Ladies
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Images from Horace Chase Lodge Installation 2009
On Saturday February 7, 2009
Horace Chase Lodge Officers for 2009
Glenn Patterson being Installed as Treasurer by Installing Master Mark C. Roth, P.M., PDDGM, G. Chaplain
Newly Installed SW David Hardy at his station in the West
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Past Master Ken Clay helping with kitchen cleanup after the Horace Chase Lodge Annual Meeting, January 15, 2009
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Santa Visits Horace Chase Lodge at Holiday Party on December 13
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Photos from Veterans & Special Ladies Program & Dinner Saturday, November 22, 2008
Horace Chase Lodge's Annual Veterans & Special Ladies program was held on November 22nd. The following gentleman
were recognized for their 25 and 60 years of dedicated Masonic service (from Left to Right): Most Worshipful Grand
Master Robert Hatfield; Oliver Fifield (60), Francis Henderson (60), William Ingham (60), Robert Dudley (25), Wendell
"Bud" Durling (25), and Worshipful Master Peter Crouch. The afternoon closed with entertainment from the Magic of
Dave Chandler and a fabulous meal prepared by the Pricilla Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.
Recognignition Team before Presentation to Special Ladies
Dinner Time
Kitchen Crew
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Horace Chase Lodge at the 2008 Boscawen Old Home Day Parade
Bro. Don Taylor (left) with his car amd Jr. Warden Joseph Hardy (right).
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Horace Chase Lodge Pitches in
at the Harris Lodge Summer Horse Shoe Contest
(Left to Right) Harris Lodge WM Bob Lethbridge, Chuck Rice and Dale Warner (winning team), Bro. Donald Wheeler
Winning Horse Shoe Team presented with trophy.
Bro. Ken Olson
Bro. David Case
Bro. Karl Olson
Bro. Mike Drotar
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Horace Chase Lodge Gets Summer Face Lift
The Building Committee moved forward quickly this summer
under the guidance of Chairman Scovil and the wall is making
good progress in the front of the building. Below are photos of how it is coming along.
You will see Mike Drotar at ground level and Past Master Norton sitting
on his new tractor ready to move some dirt. Earlier in the
project Brother Case and his wife spend many hours helping
Mike with the wall but they left before the pictures were taken.
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any of its concordant bodies or any constituent lodges. This
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Horace Chase Lodge No. 72, F.&A.M., for the education of the
public concerning this Ancient and Honorable Fraternity and
for the benefit of the Craft.
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