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NO. V.
Form of Petition to be made a Mason.
To the Worshipful Master. Wardens and Brethren, of L
of Ancient Free and Accepted Ma*ons:
The petition of the subscriber respectfully represents, that, bavin
entertained a favorable opinion of your ancient Institution, he is dcsin
found worthy, of being admitted a member thereof. His place of r
is ; his ago is — years; hb occupation is that of a
Recommended by
A. R., )
C. !».. • Master Masons.
TL F., j
, 185-.
NO. VT.
Form of Demit.
[Signed]
To all Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, to whom this may come, the Wor­
shipful Master, Wardens and Brethren, of Lodge, No. —, send
Fraternal Greeting:
Know ye, That Bro. , a member of said Lodge, in good stand­
ing, and clear of the Lodge Books, at his request is duly demitted from said
membership.
Done in open Lodge, this — day of A. D. A. L. As witness
my hand and the seal of said Lodge.
[Seal.] , W. M.
ATTEST : . Scc'y.
NO. VII.
Interrogatories to be affirmatively answered by a candidate, in sn adjoin
apartment, previous to his initiation.
1. Do you believe in a Supreme Being?
2. Do you seriously declare, upon your honor, beforo theso
that, unbiassed by friends, and uninfluenced by mercenary motives,
and voluntarily offer yourself a candidate for the Mystetics of Masoi
3. Do jou seriously declare, upon your honor, before these genth
you aro prompted to solicit the privileges of Masonry by a favorable rablo opin
conceived of tho Institution, a desire of knowledge, ami a sincere
being serv<strong>ice</strong>able to yonr fellow crenturcs?
4. Do you seriously declare, upon your honor, beioro these gentlemen, t
you will cheerfully conform to all the ancient established usages and custi
of the Fraternity ?