Matt Thomas: Kenton’s Newest Master Mason
Kenton makes another Master Mason, its second for the year.
Kenton’s Final Degree for 2018: John Giler’s Master Mason Degree
Despite missing a few key members due to the Flu, Kenton still successfully conferred the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on Brother John Giler. The degree was made special by the attendance of Brother Giler's lifelong friend WB Phillip Brown, past master of Nichols-W. Asheville Lodge #650 A.F. & A.M of North Carolina, who made his way to Portland just to attend Brother Giler's raising. Another rarity in Kenton's usual degrees was WB ...
Kenton ends month on a high note with Justin Brandt Master Mason Degree
Kenton raises its fifth Master Mason for the year. Read more about it through the link.
December Stated Meeting
It's WB Dale Palileo's final Stated Meeting, plus a few more interesting things. Read more through the link below.
November Stated Meeting and Election of Officers
The WM talks about what's in store for this month's Stated Meeting.
Upcoming: Fellowcraft Degree For BEA Jeff Bowman
Get ready for another Fellowcraft Degree. Details through the link.
Upcoming: Courtesy Fellowcraft Degree for Eastgate Lodge No. 155
Kenton's helping out another lodge. Check out the deets through the link.
October Stated Meeting Brings District Deputy’s Official Visit
A few brothers in purple are coming to dinner. Read more through the link below.
Entered Apprentice Degree Tomorrow Evening
Join us as we welcome another brother into our ranks. Read more for more info.
Astoria Masonic Weekend plus September’s Stated Meeting
Brothers and friends, Summer's on its last legs. As can be expected during this time of the year, lodges are coming back from the traditional summer hiatus, preparing for the month's regular stated meeting, and perhaps, do a degree or two. As a lodge, we didn't take advantage of this tradition, but I believe we made the right choice as we've been productive over the summer by doing degrees that produced a Master Mason and a Fellowcraft. By ...
