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made but clandestinely, or only with a view to partake of the charity ; nor any assisting at such irregular makings, shall be ever qualified to partake of the Masons general charity. ART. 24. That the Brothers attesting a petition for charity, shall be able to certify that the petitioner has been formerly in reputable, at least, in tolerable circumstances. ART. 25. That every petition received, shall be signed or certified by the majority of the Lodge, to which the peti tioner does, or did belong. ART. 26. That the name and calling of the petitioner expressly mentioned. ART. 27. At the Grand Lodge, on April 6, 1736, Wey mouth being Grand Master, and, in his absence, Deputy- Grand Master Ward, in the chair; upon the motion of the Committee of Charity, it was resolved, That no petition of charity shall be received, which has not been offered first to the Secretary, and laid in his hands ten days, at least, before the meeting of the Committee of Charity, that he may have time to be informed of its allegations, if they are dubious. ART. 28. At the Grand Lodge, on March 20, 1739, Raymond Grand Master, it was resolved, That a Brother's being entitled to, and receiving relief out of, the charity of a particular Lodge, in pursuance of the laws thereof, shall be no objection to his being relieved out of the general charity, in case such Lodge shall contribute to said general charity, according to the laws of the society. ART. 29. At the Grand Lodge, on December 3, 1741 Morton Grand Master, it was resolved, That before the Brethren proceed to business in any Committee of Charity, all the laws relating to the disposal of the General Charity of this Society be first read; and that for the future no petition shall be received, unless every Brother shall, at the
ArrrjXDix A. 161 time of his signing the same, be a member of some regular Lodge, and the name of such his Lodge be always specified. ART. 30. At the Grand Lodge on June 18, 1752, Carys- fort Grand Master, it was ordered, That the sum of three Guineas be paid to the Grand Secretary, at every Communi cation and Annual Assembly, for his own incidental charges, and that of an Assistant Secretary, out of the Public Fund- Ordered, That any foreign Brother, after due examination, shall be relieved by this Committee, with any sum not ex ceeding five Pounds, any law to the contrary notwithstanding- ART. 31. At the Grand Lodge held on Nov. 29, 1754, Carnarvan Grand Master, it was resolved, and ordered to be entered as a standing regulation of this Society, that if any Mason shall without special l<strong>ice</strong>nse of the Grand Master, or his Deputy for the time being, attend as a Mason, clothed in any of the jewels or clothing of the Craft, at any funeral or funeral procession, he shall not only be for ever incapable of being an off<strong>ice</strong>r of a Lodge, but even of Tyhng, or attend ing on a Lodge, or of partaking of the General Charity, if he shall come to want it. ART. 32. It was then also ordained, That if any Mason shall attend, tyle, or assist as Tyler, at any meetings or pre tended Lodges of persons calling themselves Masons ; not being a regular constituted Lodge, acknowledging the au thority of our Right Worshipful Grand Master, and con forming to the laws of the Grand Lodge, he shall be for ever incapable of being a Tyler, or attendant on a Lodge, or partaking of the General Charity. ART. 33. At the Grand Lodge, on July 24, 1755, Car narvan Grand Master, it was ordered, That for the future, every certificate granted to a Brother of his being a Mason, shall be sealed with the seal of Masonry and signed by the Grand Secretary ; for which five Shillings shall be paid to
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PROCEEDINGS Or THE GRAND</s
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ROCEEDIXCS or THE GRAND</st
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Morning Star Lodge, No. 30 D. M. Sm
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on Education, appointed by the Gran
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Lodges, be appointed by this Grand
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1= W. Bro. Atherton submitted the f
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The yeas and nays having been deman
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hereupon, the report as amended was
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therein, and leportinj: the objecti
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Your Committee recommend the adopti
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arkness—the receding gloom of sup
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INDIANA. The proceedings of the Gra
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assurance as to the condition of ou
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the prosperity of Masonry in that q
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good repute. If intemperance is all
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nic science and education ; every y
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i r e have wen it ontlive the rise
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in an association like ours, must a
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good repute. If intemperance is all
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Masonic science and education; ever
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ave seen it outlive the rise and fa
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elation like ours, must and ought t
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Schobcy, D. A. Stafford, II. II. Ca
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HENRY McADAMS, Senior Warden. ELI B
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S. Whitesidcs, Thomas M. Rurton, A.
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OFFICERS: IRA WILLARD, Worshipful M
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Kenney, Robert F. Babcoc!:, A. E. M
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JOHN TERVV1LLIGER, Senior Deacon. J
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Booth, Nelson C. Cannon, T. B. Blac
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ADMITTED—M. Morton, E. S. Wicklin
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INITIATED—Alson Findlcy, Isaac N.
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OFFICERS: LEOPOLD STERNS, Worshipfu
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OFFICERS: JOSEPH BECKER, Worshipful
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W. Lowder, C. N. Adams, Norman E. L
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DKMITTKD.—J. C. Howells, James Wr
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Saturday after the Full Moon in eac
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Jos. C. Bayless, Daniel Brown, Hira
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ROBERT BURNS LODGE NO. 113—47 MEM
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Page 135 and 136: APPENDIX A. 139 >y the Grand Lodge
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No. 41—Charter Forfeited. Mount J
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Hardin Lodge, No. 44-38 Members. Mt
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APPENDIX C. OFFICERS—continued. J
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Cambridge Lodge, No 49—20 Members
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Benevolent Lodge, No. 52-22 Members
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APPENDIX C. =4p 223 IKITIATED—Jam
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Fraternal Lodge, No. 58—30 Member
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Lehra Mack, Lelby Leach, Cyrus B. A
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INITIATED, PASSED AND RAISED.—Cha
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Naples Lodge, No. 68—26 Members.
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Central Lodge, No. 71-23 Members. S
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INITIATED, PASSED, AND RAISED — I
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John M. Palmer, A. 8. Walker, Willi
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James G. Carey, r..i>. Dodge, Darid
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Metamora lodge, No. 82—22 Members
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MEMBERS. John Warner, P. M. Lewis E
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Mount Pulaski Lodge, No. 87—28 Me
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Askew, His Allen, John lohu Crane,
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] DIED.- J. S. Enloe, E. A. MEMBERS
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OFFICERS—continued. WM. W. BAILEY
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LIVING OUT OF THE STATE.—E. W. My
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Edwardsville Lodge, No. 99—22 Mem
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APPENDIX C. 259 ! INITIATED, PASSED
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MEMBERS OUT OF THE STATE.—Thomas
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Peter II. Martin, Brown Searl, Timo
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Rising- Sun Lodge, No. 115—37 Mem
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Jo'in S. Calvert, P.M., C. H. Morga
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Jacksonville Lodge. No. 120-11 Memb
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LODGES U. D. CHARTERED AT THIS <str
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Golconda Lodge, No. 131—10 Member
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OFFICERS—continued. S. E. GATES,
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APPENDIX D. FORMS. NO. I. Proxy of
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NO. V. Form of Petition to be made
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APTENDIX F. GRAND
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REPORT OF THE GRAND</strong
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APPENDIX E List of Reinstatements,
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LOUISIANA. RE INSTATEMENTS.—C. T.
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Mr 316 APPENDIX I. PERMANENT MEMBER
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