Multiple apparent lunar eclipses last night
This was clouds.


Eclipses occur at full moon, not last quarter.
Eclipses take several hours as the moon traverses the Earth's shadow, not a few minutes.
Eclipses don't look like the moon becoming a gleaming point of light. In a lunar eclipse the moon becomes a copper colour, as it is illuminated by red light that has passed round the Earth, through our atmosphere.


On the other hand, clouds can pass in front of the moon at any time, and when low in the sky would take a few minutes to pass in front of the moon (depending on wind), and could entirely cover the moon, giving a the impression of an eclipse, if you've not seen one before. But lunar eclipses look like this:



Photo Credit: Jimmy Westlake space.com