On Wednesday 26 June the regular meeting of Charles Herbert Perram Council took place at Dunstable Masonic Centre on a very hot day. Fortunately due to the air conditioning in the building the Companions were able to undertake their various duties in the comfort of a suitably cooled building. The Council was due to undertake…
Author: Martin Wilson
On Saturday, 18 May the East midlands District held its Annual Meeting at The Griggs Centre, Sheaf Close, Northampton with 115 members of the Order in attendance. At the meeting were 16 Right Illustrious Companions travelling from all over the Country. Also present was Right Illustrious Companion Michael Jolley, Custodian of the Ninth Arch, Past…

On Saturday, 20 May at Freemasons’ Hall, The Griggs Centre, Sheaf Close Northampton, the East Midlands District Royal & Select Masters held its Annual meeting with 135 Companions present. The meeting was attended by the Grand Master, Most Illustrious Companion Kessick John Jones, IX, escorted by the Grand Director of Ceremonies, Very Illustrious Companion Graham…

On Thursday 2 February at Mark Masons Hall two more Companions from the East Midlands District received the Excellent Master degree. The Degree which is only conferred by Grafton Council of Anointed Kings No 16 performs the ceremony twice a year in February and November. The two Companions who received the degree this time were…
On Wednesday 25 January, the Provincial Grand Master and Most Excellent Grand Superintendent of the Province of Bedfordshire, Right Worshipful Brother Anthony P Henderson joined the Royal & Select Masters Order at Dunstable. The Charles Herbert Perram Council meets at Dunstable three times a year and is the only unit in the Order that meets…

On a frosty bleak midwinter Sunday afternoon in Stoke Bruerne, Rt. Illustrious Companion Martin Wilson – District Grand Master for the East Midlands welcomed companions, friends and families to a special Christmas luncheon where everyone was treated to a fantastic traditional Christmas dinner accompanied of course by crackers and several rounds of competitive carol singing!…