I. A Defeription of the Ornaments worn by the different Officers

when affembled in the Lodge, and their proper Places of fitting.
The Mastery whofits in the Eaft of the Lodge, has the
Rule and Compafs, and Square hanging to a Ribbon round
his Neck, and a Black Rod iahis Haad, when he opens the
Lodge, near Seven Feet high.

The Senior WarDEN, fits in the Weft, with a Level
hanging by a Ribbon round his Neck, and a Column placed
on the "rable, about twenty-nine Inches long.

The Junior Warpen’s Place is in the South, with the
P'vmt "le hanging by a Ribbon from his Neck, and a
| ee his Hand.

‘he SECRETARY wears the Crofs-Pens, hanging in-the
fame Manner.

The Senior and Junior Deacons have each a Black Rod,
with the Compafs hanging round their Necks; the Senior
fits at the Back of the Mafter, or at his Right Hand; the
Junior at the Senior Warden’s Right Hand.

The Past-MasTeEr has the Compaffes and Sun, with a
Line of Cords about his Neck.

The TReAsuRER has a Key hanging from his Neck.