GEORGE THORNBURGHMASONIC MONITOR
OF THE DEGREES OF
Entered Apprentice, FellowCraft and Master Mason
TOGETHER WITH THE
Ceremony of Installation, LayingCorner Stones, Dedications,Masonic Burial, Etc.
BY
GEORGE THORNBURGH
P. G. M., and Custodian of the Secret Work
COPYRIGHT 1903, BY
George Thornburgh
Little Rock, Ark.
CONTENTS.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
At stated communications:
First. Reading the minutes.
Second. Considering unfinished business.
Third. Receiving and referring petitions.
Fourth. Receiving report of committees.
Fifth. Balloting for candidates.
Sixth. Receiving and considering resolutions.
Seventh. Conferring degrees.
At called meetings no business should be taken up except that for whichthe meeting was called.
The 24th of June and 27th of December are regular meetings, but it isnot best to take up rou
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