Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Illinois - University Library

Tuesday,
J GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS, I. O. O. F.
Nov.
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T. 18. Is. 191o. 1913. \ t
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Our farmer and his assistants and all of the help employed on the
farm and in the kitchen, our laundryman and engineer, all have th«
good of the Home at heart and a cheerfulness and happiness prevail
among all of the employees! that acts as rays of sunshine upon our
girls and boys.
We are grateful to you, Grand Master, for your advice and counsel,
likewise to every one who has helped along in this work, and to the
fraternal papers whose columns have carried many messages to and
from the brotherhood and sisterhood, we wish to acknowledge our
gratefulness.
We close our report in the firm belief that the needs of our
Orphans' Home will be as generously cared for in the future as in the
past.
Fraternally yours,
CHARLES W. KEISER,
J. W. BIRNEY,
GEORGE M. CARSON,
H. E. MAKUTCHAN,
JAMES HENRY HARRIS.