Horace Chase Lodge #72 F.&A.M. |
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53 N. Main St. Boscawen, New Hampshire 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.
Communication of Grand Lodge For The State of New Hampshire Where: Manchester, NH Time: 9:30 AM Carpooling from Horace Chase Lodge at 7:15 AM Veterans & Special Ladies Program & Dinner Reception of the Most Worshipful Grand Master Robert G. Hatfield Presentation of Veterans Awards & Recognition of our Special Ladies Entertainment The Magic of Dave Chandler Harvest Dinner $6.00 per person Please make your Reservations by contacting JW Joseph Hardy, Tel. 724-0243  at the Harris Lodge Summer Horse Shoe Contest      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. For those who asked, the tree was saved.     
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Penacook Masonic Association Building Committee for 2006 Ron Scovil, year 1 of 3, (Chairman) Bob Norton, year 2 of 3 Brian Stiles, year 3 of 3 Dave Case, Arnie Steenbergen and Mike Drotar for 1-year terms. In addition, Chris Lawrie will be lending his assistance. |
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