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Brethren & Friends, Click the door for more photos outside the Lodge. We meet at 72 Bonnygate Cupar KY15 4LB Finding us: click for a map Interested in joining us? Click here to find out how. We are not the only Lodge 19 in the World! Click the link to see some others: |
Our Masonic future depends on many things, but mostly on us!
Free Calendar 2010
by Bro C Rodger PM
Lodge Blog ....click here..
100 Club now running!
We now have our own 100 club up and running with chances of cash prizes. To take part contact Pete Spiers for forms or download from here.
Prizewinners |
1st |
|---|---|
October |
Bro P McTaggart |
November |
Bro T Marshall |
December |
Bro K Thompson |
Our Working Plan
When |
What |
Wed 20th Jan 2010 |
First Degree for 1st time Candidate |
Wed 3rd Feb 2010 |
2nd Degree for Progressing Candidate |
Sat 6th Feb 2010 |
Burns Supper : Contact D Abercrombie for details. |
Wed 17th Feb 2010 |
3rd Degree for Progressing Candidate with harmony to follow: all MMs very welcome. N.B. 7.00 start for members, 7.30 for visitors |
| Sat Feb 27th 2010 Tyle @ 1930 hrs. |
Lodge of Sorrow for P.M. Bro. Neil Malpass |
| May 17th-24th 2010 | Proposed visit to Lodge#19 in Minneapolis USA ...any brother interested in going please get in touch asap. |
Sept 11th 2010 |
Provincial Charity Dinner at Corn Exchange Cupar:£20 pp featuring Gaberlunzie |
Visit from Newry Brethren Nov 2009: Report by Dougie Abercrombie
Visit from Lodge 19 USA: Report by Kev Thompson
Harmony report for USA visit: Report by Dougie Abercrombie
Trip to Dublin & Newry April 09: Report by Kev Thompson
Trip to Switzerland Nov 08: Report by Mike Ford PM
Welcome from the RWM
Welcome Brethren and others to the website for Lodge 19 Coupar o' Fife. I am the recently installed RWM for 2009/10; Bro. Craig Rodger. I hope you enjoy your visit to our site. |
Cupar: The Town
- Cupar was created a royal burgh in 1328.
- Until the 16th century it was among the richest royal burghs in Scotland, but declined in the 17th century.
- It flourished once again as a centre of the linen industry in the 18th century.
- The County town of Fife, which serviced travellers on their way from Edinburgh to Dundee and Aberdeen.
- By mid 19th century the railway carried travellers through without stopping, industrial development shifted to west Fife where coal was plentiful, and St Andrews took over as the cultural centre of east Fife.
- Since the town did not develop major industries, it retains its medieval town plan and many fine buildings from its Georgian heyday.
Proverbs
- Wha would gang tae Cupar maun gang tae Cupar
- A' roads gang tae Cupar
More can be read about Cupar's history online here or in this book by Paula Martin.
Meetings
The lodge meets every 1st and 3rd Wed
Sept to April
7:30 tyle
Installation is the fourth Wed in November


