Mount Mansfield #26 F&AM

03/22/2026

Looking forward to a great Masonic Year under the leadership of our Worshipful Master Dave Schuler! Excited to see brothers progress under the guidance of our senior leaders. Also great to see our families in the lodge, a reminder that we labor Masonically for them as well. Of special note, the outgoing Master Dan O’Neil was moved to tears when the lodge gifted him a Past Master’s apron and also invited his wife come up and help him put it on for the first time!

02/14/2026

Many of our Brothers attended the Shriners Calcutta event… Bros. Peter Leduc and Jeff Clark did an amazing job organizing and running it! Bros. Scott and Vince attended and were finalists! They split the big pot! The Worshipful Master also attended and was knocked out of the running early, but went home with some chocolate!

12/25/2025

11/27/2025

The brothers of Mount Mansfield Lodge #26 would like to express our gratitude to our brothers and families, also the people in our community. To friendship, love, and the Light that shines in us all!

11/23/2025

On Thursday, December 11th, something merry (and maybe a little Grinchy) will be happening in the Blue Lodge Diner at Mt. Mansfield Lodge #26.

While the Grinch may have tried to steal Christmas, he couldn’t steal our appetite — and certainly not this feast! Join us for a warm, hearty holiday spread that would make even old Grinchy grin:

🍖 Glazed ham
🥔 Mashed potatoes
🍞 Stuffing
🎃 Seasonal squash
…and all the festive fixings that make your heart grow three sizes.

So don’t sit alone atop Mount Crumpit — Come down to the Lodge and fill your plate, your belly, and your spirit!

We'll gather around the table at 6:30 PM.

Bring your goodwill, your cheer, and maybe a brother or two in tow — Because as the Grinch learned, the best part of the season is sharing it together.

We look forward to feasting with you!

Kindly RSVP to [email protected] so we can ensure that roast-beast is plenty large enough for all. Suggested donation is $15.

11/19/2025

Congratulations to Vermont’s newest Master Mason Brother Jean Alabre! Gratitude to brother who came out to support him!

11/18/2025

Brethren. Tonight, we will host a Master Mason Degree. We hope you will join us as we help our Brother expands upon his work in the craft.

11/11/2025

Today, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment of the men and women who have served in our nation’s armed forces. Their dedication to protecting our freedoms and preserving peace embodies the highest ideals of service and brotherhood.

As Masons, we recognize the shared values of duty, honor, and compassion that unite us all. To every veteran—thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your example.

10/15/2025

231st Anniversary of the founding of The Grand Lodge of Vermont

On October 10, 1794, fourteen representatives from five different lodges within the three-year-old State of Vermont met in Rutland to convene a constitutional convention for the formation of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of the State of Vermont.

Over the following days, these representatives developed the framework for governance, culminating in the adoption of the Grand Lodge Constitution on October 15, 1794, and the first annual communication of the Grand Lodge held that same day.

On this day, as we commemorate that historic event, let us all reflect on the tenets of Freemasonry in Vermont — Relief, Truth, and Brotherly Love.

With the highest fraternal regards,

Bro∴ William Karstens, IV, Most Worshipful Grand Master

10/09/2025

Tonight, as is our tradition, we will hold our October Regular Communications at Cambridge's Warner Masonic Lodge located at 49 School St, Jeffersonville. Dinner is at 6:30 PM and Communications begin at 7:30 PM. Can't make it? Learn more about the history of Warner Lodge

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10/07/2025

Congratulations to Bro. Scott Lewis, Vermont’s newest Master Mason! A wonderful evening of fellowship! Thank you to all the brothers who came out to congratulate and welcome Scott! Also thank you to our District Deputy Grand Master for celebrating with us!

09/12/2025

Highlights from last night’s educational program! Brother Max Lamar shared the history of coal mining in Indiana and the roles certain brothers have played in his career. We also learned that many of these large excavators are known as dinosaurs… You could probably guess why.