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The Traveling Gavel
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Lodges of the District
Lodge Name & Number Monthly Meeting Nights Location
Amity #323 Second Thursdays Corinthian Room 8th Fl
Bunting Charity Second & Fourth Fridays Doric Room 8th Fl
Continental #287 First Wednesdays Renaissance Rm 6th Fl
Carpenter Emmanuel #588 First & Third Tuesdays Empire Room 12th Fl
George Washington #285 First & Third Fridays Doric Room 8th Fl
Scotia #634 First Thursdays Doric Room 8th Fl
True Craftsman's #651 Third Wednesdays Renaissance Room 6th Fl
Willard Sylvan Grove #260 First Tuesday Scottish Rite Building
     
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NOTE: All Lodges meet at 71 West 23rd St New York, NY 10010
Except Willard Sylvan Grove which meets at
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Traveling Gavel

Willard Sylvan Grove
#250
The Traveling Gavel is a way for each Lodge to enjoy traveling to other
Lodges in our District.
If five or more Brothers attend a Lodge that has possession of the Traveling Gavel, they may then steal it for their own Lodge (until at least five Brothers attend their Lodge to procure it then from them).
RULES


1.     At least 5 Brothers of a Lodge must attend to take the gavel (no less). If less than five attend, the gavel stays with the host lodge.

2.    The 5 Bothers must attend the full meeting (although entering after opening is allowed).

3    . Leaving early (before the gavel is claimed) is not allowed.

4.     If more than one Lodge attend in an effort to take the gavel, the visiting Lodge with the higher number of Brothers attending will claim the gavel.

5.     If more than one Lodge attends and each has the same number of Brothers in attendance (over 5), than there will be a lecture run off and the host Lodge will then vote and determine which Lodge's presentation was worthy of claiming the gavel. The chosen Lodge will then lay claim to the gavel.

6.     Any Lodge meeting is possible for the gavel to be procured. Meeting nights, degree nights and table lodges are all fair game.

7.    Grand Lodge Conventions are exempt from the Traveling Gavel
.