Unity Lodge # 58 was chartered May 15, 1828 by the Grand Lodge of Maine

Stated communications are at 7:30 pm on the third Wednesday on the month except usually dark in July and August. Supper at 6:30 pm.



Our Seventy-third Annual Strawberry Festival was held on June 30, 2011.

To see a pdf file of the program click here: Program

OPEN HOUSE OCT. 15, 2011

Thorndike Maine – Joining with Masonic lodges across the State, Freemasons meeting in the Thorndike Masonic building, 60 Gordon Hill Road, will open their doors to the public on Saturday, October 15th, between 9 am and 3 pm, as part of Square & Compasses Day, a state-wide celebration of Freemasonry. If you’ve ever wondered who the Freemasons are, whether they are really descendants of the Knights Templars, what the inside of their buildings look like, or how to become a Mason, here’s your chance to find out.

“Square & Compasses Day is a great opportunity for anyone interested in learning more about Freemasonry to meet and talk with Masons in their community,” said W. Louis Greenier II, Grand Master of Masons in Maine and the presiding officer over 20,000 members. “Although many have heard of us, very few are aware that for nearly 250 years in Maine we have been part of an unbroken tradition of great men who have changed our world in ways both big and small. Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thurgood Marshall and John Glenn, as well as Maine’s own Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and philanthropist Harold Alfond, for example. All joined the Masons prior to achieving the greatness for which we recognize them. There are countless other great men, whose names are not widely known, that made their families, workplaces, and communities better because they were Masons. I warmly invite the public to join us on October 15th.”

We are planning to have snacks and a yard sale at the same time also.