MANUAL OF FREEMASONRY - Masonic High Council the Mother ...

MANUAL OF FREEMASONRY 3
W. M. Brother Senior Warden, where is the Inner Guard
placed ?
S. W. Within the entrance of the Lodge.
W. M. His duty ?
S. W. To admit Masons upon proof, to receive the candidate
in due form, and to obey the commands of the Junior
Warden.
W. M. Brother Junior Warden, where is the Junior Dea-
con placed ?
J. W. At the right of the Senior Warden.
W. M. His duty ?
J. W. To carry the messages and commands of the Worshipful
Master from the Senior to the Junior Warden, that
the same may be punctually obeyed.
W. M. Brother Senior Warden, where is the Senior Deacon
placed ?
S. W. At the right of the Worshipful Master.
W. M. His duty ?
S. W. To carry communications and commands from the
Worshipful Master to the Senior Warden, and wait the return
of the Junior Deacon.
W. M. Brother Junior Warden, your constant place in the
Lodge ?
J. W. In the South.
W. M. Why are you placed there ?
J. W. To mark the Sun at its meridian, to call the Bre-
thren from labour to refreshment, and from refreshment to
labour, that profit and pleasure may be the result.
W. M. Brother Senior Warden, your constant place in the
Lodge ?
S. W. In the West.
W. M. Why are you placed there ?
S. W. To mark the setting Sun, to close the Lodge by the
command of the Worshipful Master, after seeing that everyone
has his just dues.
W. M. Worshipful and worthy Past Master, where is the
Master’s situation in the Lodge ?
P. M. In the East.
W. M. Why is he placed there ?
P. M. As the Sun rises in the East to open and enliven the
day, so the Worshipful Master is placed in the East to open