. Proceedings: Grand Lodge of & of Canada, 1915. was paid andthe first degree was put on by the officers of thelodge. Seymour Lodge Xo. 277, Port Dalhousie,visited March 31st, 1915. The lodge was openedand closed in the several degrees. The attendancewas large, W. M., W. G. Sutton presiding. 212 GRAND LODGE OF CANADA Belgian Relief Fund. I herewith desire to put on record mv thanksto the various lodges of the district for their promptresponse to my circular letter, appealing for speedvpayment towards this worthy cause. The reportsof Grand Lodge will show in detail that but a verysmal
. Proceedings: Grand Lodge of & of Canada, 1915. was paid andthe first degree was put on by the officers of thelodge. Seymour Lodge Xo. 277, Port Dalhousie,visited March 31st, 1915. The lodge was openedand closed in the several degrees. The attendancewas large, W. M., W. G. Sutton presiding. 212 GRAND LODGE OF CANADA Belgian Relief Fund. I herewith desire to put on record mv thanksto the various lodges of the district for their promptresponse to my circular letter, appealing for speedvpayment towards this worthy cause. The reportsof Grand Lodge will show in detail that but a verysmall percentage of this fund, in this district, is nowunpaid. Fraternally submitted. G. H. BROWN, Acting ,Niagara District No. 10. ANNUAL COMMUNICATION, HAMILTON, 1915 243 CO : Q O Q OO : SO : J . :OOOOOQO iqiC : l-:c >~-r i~ re ^ :T3T) 0 TJ-C u O l^ 0 ~ C□ :0O*O00«O0,:::000OO ;0C ;OOftOOO OOftOOOOC •3T3-C —0 0 0 V o o o v a o c $ § § ■ g 8 - s g-sj § 83 §1;? §J § § § 3 i c~. S : S 5 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r. ~ n ~ as ~ a ~ ~ ~ r;. g 5 s<asa£ss:gsu,%HBMSc ^X^-ii-d-i^c^c^c^ncofoccco N CO -W re co -*t O 244 GRAND LODGE OF CANADA TORONTO WEST DISTRICT No. 11. To the Most Worshipful the Grand Master, Officersand Members of the Grand Lodge of A. F. &A. M. of Canada, in the Province of Ontario. Most Worshipful Sir and Brethren-: Having now made the last of my official visitsof inspection to the lodges in Toronto West Dis-trict No. 11, I may consider practically completeda vear, which, while probably the most strenuous ofmy life, would at the same time, but for the thickcloud of national depression which has been over-hanging since the beginning of August last, haveproven the happiest. As it is, our pleasures havenecessarily felt the restraint of our national trialsand much sorrow has mingled with our joys. Wehave all friends and acquaintances at the front,large numbers of them members of our Masonicorder, for whom we have felt a natural anxiety,and now that
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