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 Aaron Lodge #9 F&AM, MWPHA


Under the Jurisdiction of

Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge, State of New Jersey
Most Worshipful Grand Master Rev. Wayne L. Johnson

Aaron Lodge #9 F&AM, MWPHA John & Maclean Sts. Princeton, NJ 08540 609-921-9789

Aaron Lodge #9 E-Trestle Board

Monthly Meeting 2nd Wednesday of the month at 8:00pm Black & White Formal Attire Required (Tuxedo Optional)	9th Annual Master's Charity Dance Honoring Wallace C. Holland, III Saturday, May 13, 2000 7:00pm	Aaron Lodge #9's Newest Brothers July 24, 1999  Brother Michael Cornicello   Brother James Taliaferro  Brother Michael Smith
Master Mason Proficiency Meetings Wednesday 3-29-00 8:00 pm	Past Masters Breakfast March 12, 2000 8 am at Aaron Lodge #9 BROTHERS ONLY - $5.00 per	Brother Bruce Banks is scheduled to be raised on April 8, 2000 at Kind David in April
	Wanna go Traveling??? On Thursday April 20, 2000 Brothers Michael Cornicello & Terry Pridemore will be traveling to Delaware to watch a friend of theirs enter into the craft in his EA degree. It is being held at the MOST WORSHIPFUL PRINCE HALL GRAND LODGE STATE OF DELAWARE 623 South Heald Street, Wilmington, Delaware It will be a late night, so be prepared

A Master Masons Poem

Prince Hall Masonry

"There are some schools of thought that Prince Hall (his name not a title) was born in Barbados to a free black woman and a Scottish father. He emigrated to the Colony of Boston, Mass. and acquired real estate, making him eligible to vote. It was also documented that he was a devout Christian and a leather-worker by trade. On March 6, 1775, during the American War of Independence, Prince Hall along with fourteen men of color were made Masons in Army Lodge #441 of the Irish Constitution.

What Freemasons believe in		Join Our Mailing List
All Freemasons believe in a God and in respect for each other. Regardless of rumor, Freemasonry is not a religion. Each freemason is encouraged to maintain and advance in the religion of there choosing. As a matter of fact, religious and political discussions are strictly forbidden in the lodge.		I would like to start a mail list in the near future but i need to get some email addresses to begin.

What is a Mason

I think my grandfather was one, but I'm not sure what it means." "Yeah, my dad and uncle both used to go to Masonic meetings. I remember Uncle Fred coming by to pick him up. But I don't know where they went or what they did."

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The First Genaration Freemason - a message from the webmaster......

Coming in from the dark... I have found my closest of friends, my mentors, my role models and my teachers & most importantly I have found my home. It is incredible to see what kind of people are Freemasons. I have met Fortune 100 executives, High School Principals, Law Enforcement Officers, Shop Owners, Cab Drivers, Mechanics, Lawyers, Doctors, Real Estate Agents, Cooks, Professors, Trash Collectors and yes even Trophy Shop Owners!!!!!! what I treasure most is what it has done for me at home. Since I bacame a Mason, My family life has improved 100 fold, & my wife is my best friend........ Aaron Lodge #9, Princeton, New Jersey Making Good Men Better!!! Brother Michael C. Cornicello

I welcome letters to this web site about your masonic experiences. it is nice to share these stories and remind us what we are here to do, and that helping one another is not only a promise we made but a pleasure to do.

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