Resolutions

Whereas, once more our ranks havo been attacked, and, through the mysterious vvorkings of Divine Providenee, a worthy member, one stlll n the prime of Ufe and one who up to withln a few weeks had seemed to bc; enjoying good health, fine spirits and who had hopes for a bright and prosperious future; this time we, as memberg of Johnson Camp, No. 783, Sir Knights uL the Maecabees, are called upúii to mourn the loss of nor. e other than Sir Knight Guy W. Stevenson, theretore be it Resolved, That we, as rhembeïg of said organizaron, tender t'o the relatives and friends of the said decéased our sinceré and heartfelt sympathy in thi.s their hour of sorrpw and bereavement; and, be it fu-ther Resolved, That we, ns an organization, express our sympathy foi and kinc] r.'membrance of Sir Knight Stevenson by draping our charter ii: m.iurniiifc for the eustomary lengrth ol time, by cngrossing these preumbles and resoiutlons en the records of this camp, and by the other signs of remejnbrance adopted by uk; Resolved, That a uopy of these resolutlons be forwarded to the famiiy of said deceased, and that they also be publlshed in the papers of this city.