Brattleboro Lodge #1499 Veterans Breakfast

Brattleboro Lodge #1499 had a successful Veterans Breakfast on Nov 12th serving over 100 Veterans and their families.  

Pictured is a Veteran Family enjoying their buffet breakfast with the table decorated with Thank-You letters and colorful drawings created by area school children.  The children’s work will be distributed to Veterans Centers, where they can be enjoyed again. 

News item submitted by Jil MacMenamin.

Harper Willey and Arya Denham regional Soccer sheet Champs

Dear members,

We just were informed that 2 of our local soccer shoot participants placed first at the regionals today in Connecticut.  Harper Willey U8 and Arya Denham U10 both won their perspective divisions.

These young ladies got first place at our qualifier this past September.  Then in mid October, they traveled up to St Albans, Vt to compete against the winners of all the lodges in the state. This weekend they traveled to Connecticut to compete against the best players from Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

We would  like to thank the members of Bennington lodge 567 for their continued support for our lodge youth activity program.  

See you in early January at our Hoop Shoot. 

Sincerely 

Bennington Lodge 567 youth activities committee

 

 

l-r:  Harper Willey and Arya Denham

BARRE LODGE 1535 ASSISTS THE COMMUNITY EFFECTED BY THE JULY 2023 FLOOD

Barre Lodge 1535 received from the Beacon, Gratitude, and Spotlight Grants $9000 to assist community members affected by the July 2023 flood. The lodge purchased clothing and footwear for area children; tools and building materials for community members; and purchased school supplies for Connecting Hope. Clothing was distributed with assistance from Renita Marshall Helping Hands Foundation. Special thanks to Lenny’s Shoes and Apparel for donating an additional $1000 worth of items for local children.

Pictured l-r: Renita Marshall, Patty Ristau, ENF Chair, Frank Hotaling, Board Chair, Cindy Whooley, Exalted Ruler

News item submitted by Cindy Whooley.