Annual convocation 1903 Proceedings . ters Iwas able to visit for the very cordial and hearty welcomeI received in each case, and shall look back with pleasureto the opportunities I had of meeting those who for manyyears I have been able to greet at our meetings, as well asto form new friendships which will not soon be forgotten. Respectfully submitted, W. Rea, Superintendent, Ottawa District, No. 13. CO o to H O \—{ C«m < HO iKsaiaap i[B 2 *a uv$ S9%dvi[Q JO S?03d60JJ *pa;ji«0 souuinsai jo janoiuy ^UipUV^nQ B911Q Xljadoid •sat^unoas J° qs^O •ja^dBqo jo s;assv •j8;disqo jo sgi^qiqisn
Annual convocation 1903 Proceedings . ters Iwas able to visit for the very cordial and hearty welcomeI received in each case, and shall look back with pleasureto the opportunities I had of meeting those who for manyyears I have been able to greet at our meetings, as well asto form new friendships which will not soon be forgotten. Respectfully submitted, W. Rea, Superintendent, Ottawa District, No. 13. CO o to H O \—{ C«m < HO iKsaiaap i[B 2 *a uv$ S9%dvi[Q JO S?03d60JJ *pa;ji«0 souuinsai jo janoiuy ^UipUV^nQ B911Q Xljadoid •sat^unoas J° qs^O •ja^dBqo jo s;assv •j8;disqo jo sgi^qiqisn • «! sora gx 8aaqra3j\[ -on Si Q6 •l^iox VJM_ re *a *k w w w •9SB9J09Q •38B3J0UI •dtqsjaqraapf ^uasajfj •sqiBaa eo <*) .-j •pa^daooy suoi^pgj a- co cm co *U111!)3H 38BJ IU9RT -ojs[ •sana pmuuy #Bi9Ay •eaoiieiA * Meet-ingsheld. l«10i • •j^inSan. 111 11 § © s 8 S © © s £ »o o tO © © © e © M *- M «» s iQ oi § o© © 8 : § ©© *~ s ec S3 § CO CO © t» s CO CO £ at © CM CO CM s CO CM s on © oo © CO © © >a © ©© © © -TOO © M NH H § s rH O I-H 3 S § 1 - s 5 - c cj et (U ~ o a, C5 ANNUAL CONVOCATION, TORONTO, 1903. 85 ALGOMA DISTRICT, No. 14. To the Most Excellent the Grand Z., Principals andOfficers of the Grand Chapter of Canada: In presenting my report as Grand Superintendent onthe condition of Capitular Masonry in the Algoma Dis-trict, No. 14 for the year 1902, permit me to point outthat, although there are only four Chapters, viz., Shuniah,No. 82, at Port Arthur; Golden, No. 90, atRat Portage; Tuscan, No. 95, at Sudbury, andAlgonquin, No. 102, at Sault Ste. Marie, in thedistrict, still the distances between them are sogreat that it is a difficult matter for any Grand Super-intendent to visit them more than once during his termof office. Rat Portage on the west being upwards of onethousand miles
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