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Address To Our Readers.
last few 3 * ears the very existence almost of our noble Charities was unknown to nine tenths of the brethren —more especially in the Provinces—through the vfant of local organization and an efficient organ in the Press to firing them under the constant notice of the Craft . If the past six months have been generally , however , marked by circumstances of a congratulatory nature
we have not been without those losses which remind us of the fleeting of mortality . Bro . Masson , who held a distinguished position amongst the Knights Templar—and others , haye passed away—we trust to other and happier realms . But if we have lost some friends , we believe Ave have gained many more amongst the continually
increasingbody of Masons , whose good opinion and confidence it shall be always our endeavour to retain by our unceasing efforts to add to the Masonic and literary value of our journal , as well as by our constant advocacy of those measures which after mature deliberation we honestly consider are best calculated to benefit the Craft and to
advance its high position in the eyes of the outer world .
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
Address To Our Readers.
last few 3 * ears the very existence almost of our noble Charities was unknown to nine tenths of the brethren —more especially in the Provinces—through the vfant of local organization and an efficient organ in the Press to firing them under the constant notice of the Craft . If the past six months have been generally , however , marked by circumstances of a congratulatory nature
we have not been without those losses which remind us of the fleeting of mortality . Bro . Masson , who held a distinguished position amongst the Knights Templar—and others , haye passed away—we trust to other and happier realms . But if we have lost some friends , we believe Ave have gained many more amongst the continually
increasingbody of Masons , whose good opinion and confidence it shall be always our endeavour to retain by our unceasing efforts to add to the Masonic and literary value of our journal , as well as by our constant advocacy of those measures which after mature deliberation we honestly consider are best calculated to benefit the Craft and to
advance its high position in the eyes of the outer world .