The Bytown Bulletin
The Bytown Bulletin is Bytown Lodge’s quarterly newsletter, in circulation since 1979, and serves both to keep the brethren up to date on lodge life and activities, and as an archive of past activities.
Past issues
Lodge News Website Update Our Bytown Lodge website is slated for an update that will make it more attractive and functional. Among changes will be a members’ section, which we will be able to access with a password. This will…
September, 2023 Lodge News Brethren convened for the Ninth Regular Meeting on May 18, 2023, at 7:30 p.m., which began with a social hour and Festive Board that was well attended by visitors. The work of the evening was the…
Opening Comments from the Editor In the previous issue we informed you, the reader, that we would be making a change to the publication dates of our bulletin. To recap, the publication of this bulletin it will change from four…
In discussion with the officers of Bytown Lodge, the publication of this bulletin will change from…
Opening Comments: Lodges have for the most part in the Province of Ontario, and the rest of Canada have returned to regular meetings once again. While we are still under various pandemic protocols, we must all continue to act and meet…
There has been a long hiatus in the publication of the Bulletin. A number of factors have contributed to this: first has been illness of the Editor, but the severe and prolonged flooding of the Ottawa River in the spring…
This was our Election Night. The meeting began with a Festive Board in the Banquet Hall downstairs. The JW, Bro Jon Orazietti produced a delicious meal featuring glazed, sliced ham, roast potato boats and salad, and the Secretary, WBro Scott…
With many members unable to attend the Regular Meeting in March (Move-up Night), there was quite a lot of Irish stew left over after the festive board. At the invitation of the SW, we were pleased to have Linda Meyer,…
Archived issues
For Bytown Bulletin issues published between 2008 and 2018, visit our archive folder. Please note that these historic files are not digitally accessible.