A benediction is then pronounced by the Grand Chaplain after which the procession returns in the same order to the place whence it set out, and the Grand Lodge is closed with the usual formalities.
Where the site of the intended building is too remote for the Grand Master to attend in person, a dispensation may be obtained by the nearest Subordinate Lodge to perform the ceremony as near to the customary forms as circumstances will permit.
SECTION VII.
DEDICATION OF FREEMASONS' HALLS.
N the day appointed for the celebration of the ceremony of dedication, the brethren are convened in a convenient room, adjoining to the place where the ceremony is to be performed, and the Grand Lodge is opened in ample form in the first degree. The order of procession is read by the Grand Secretary, and a general charge respecting propriety of behavior given by the Grand Master. The Grand Lodge then moves to the Hall which is to be dedicated, in the following form of procession:
Tiler, with drawn sword;
Two Deacons, with rods;
Two Standards (Faith and Hope);
