They Stayed At Home

“The Lodge meets to-night,” said Brother Brown, “But I don’t care about going down, I’m tired, and it’s pretty cold to-night, But everything is sure to go alright, If I’m not there.” So he sat and read The paper awhile then went to bed, having stayed at home from the meeting.

The Tylers Toast (Suffering)

To all poor and distressed brethren, Wheresoever they may be, On the land, the sea or in the air. A speedy relief from their suffering, And a safe return to their native land, If they so desire. (Response) To all poor and distressed brethren.

The Tyler ‘s Toast (Afflictions)

To all poor and distressed freemasons, Wherever they may be, On the land, on the sea or in the air. A speedy relief from their afflictions, And a safe return to their native land, If they so desire. (Response) To all poor and distressed brethren.