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Old Town Elks #1287

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Old Town Elks #1287

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Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free, meet the needs of today’s veterans, and improve the quality of life.

11/24/2024

Less than a week to register for the Parade! Spread the word and sign up!

11/24/2024

We are grateful for our volunteers who organize cleanup days, ensuring that our Lodges remain pristine and welcoming to all. How do you help maintain the spaces that matter to you?

Join us at: join.elks.org

11/23/2024

December 14th right after initiation. Holiday dessert auction! Bring a dessert to auction. Proceeds will go to Elks National Foundation. For more information contact Deb Mitchell.

11/23/2024

Full house at the 1287. Whiskey Bros. In the house.

11/22/2024

Join us Saturday 11.30.24 for the annual Festival of Lights Parade and Kayak Tree Lighting. To register for the parade contact Old Town Elks #1287.

11/22/2024

The Elks Hoop Shoot isn’t just about free throws.

Kids ages 8-13 are eligible to compete in this free program. Find a contest near you at https://www.elks.org/hoopshoot/compete/getingame.cfm

11/21/2024

Let's ring in the New Year together with a bang at our epic New Years Party - it's going to be a night to remember!

11/20/2024

Old Town Lodge 1287 is currently taking donations for wreaths that will be placed on the graves of the Maine veterans at the Togus Cemetery in Augusta, Maine. The cost for each wreath is $17. For each $17 we raise, five dollars will go back to the lodge to be used for Elks charities. There are 5300 graves at Togus. Please consider donating $17 so that a veteran’s grave will have a wreath this Christmas. For more information, please contact Randy Hogan Veteran’s Chair via
Facebook messenger, or on this Facebook messenger. Old Town Elks 1287. Deadline is 12 /3. Thank you and Happy Holidays!❤️

11/20/2024

Still have time to sign up for the parade,it’s gonna be a great time with lots of floats and lights!

11/18/2024

11/17/2024

Congratulations to Amy Mcfalls, Old Town Elks nomination for Maine’s mother of the year 2025. ❤️

11/17/2024

Poor Boyz at the Lodge tonight! Great band, great sound! Come on down!

11/14/2024

11/14/2024

Join the best people on earth!

join.elks.org

Address

37 Fourth Street
Old Town, ME
04468

Opening Hours

Monday	1pm - 8pm
Tuesday	1pm - 8pm
Wednesday	1pm - 8pm
Thursday	1pm - 8pm
Friday	12pm - 8pm
Saturday	12pm - 8pm
Sunday	12pm - 8pm

Website

http://www.elks.org/

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Old Town Elks Lodge #1287

The moving spirit for the Elks was an Englishman named Charles Algernon Sidney Vivian. Born October 22, 1842, this son of a clergyman was a successful comic singer and dancer in the music halls of London. In November 1867, Vivian arrived in New York City to try his fortune.

Other actors and entertainers soon gravitated toward his magnetic personality. With everything closed on Sunday because of New York City Blue Laws, a group of theatrical people began meeting for their own amusement under Vivian's leadership. A loose organization was formed to make sure the larder was well-stocked for these gatherings. They called themselves the Jolly Corks, a name derived from a trick introduced by Vivian in which the uninitiated purchased a round of refreshments.

When one of their members died shortly before Christmas in 1867, leaving his wife and children destitute, the Jolly Corks decided that in addition to good fellowship, they needed a more enduring organization to serve those in need.