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Lodge, or when the Lodge shall think to audit their accounts.
—(0. R. Art. 24.)
The Grand Wardens or the Stewards shall, beforehand,
appoint such a number of Brethren to serve at table, as they
think fit; and they may advise with the off<strong>ice</strong>rs of Lodges
about the most proper persons, if they please, or may retain
such by their recommendation ; for none are to serve that
day but Free and Accepted Masons, that the communication
may be free and harmonious.—( 0. R. Art. 27.)
Now only the stewards appoint the attenders at table, who
are the more necessary if the cooks and butlers are not
Brothers.—(JV. R. Art. 27.)
OF THE <strong>GRAND</strong> TREASURER.
ART. 1. The Grand Treasurer is chosen by the Grand
Lodge.
ART. 2. To him shall be committed all money raised for
the general charity, or for any use of the Grand Lodge,
which he shall write down in a book, with the respective ends
and uses for which the several sums are intended; and shall
expend or disburse the same by such a certain order, signed,
as the Grand Lodge shall hereafter agree to in a new
regulation.
ART. 3. But by virtue of his off<strong>ice</strong> as Treasurer, without
any other qualification, he shall not vote in choosing a new
Grand Master and Wardens, though in every other transac­
tion.— (JV. R.)
ART. 4. The Treasurer and Secretary may have each a
clerk or assistant, if they think fit, who must be a Brother
and Master Mason; but must never be a member of the
Grand Lodge, nor speak without being allowed or com­
manded.—(JV. R.)