Examples of watchman in a sentence

The Sergeant at Arms (Watchman) assists the President in keeping order at the business meeting, collecting ballots, distributing handouts and performing such other duties as may be required or assigned by the President.
The lodge may also have the following officers: Vice President, Community Outreach; Vice President, Youth Outreach; Vice President, Membership; Vice President, Publicity; Escort; Sergeant at Arms (Watchman); Greeter (Sentry); and, Musician.
The Jurisdiction may also have the following optional officers: Vice President, Community Outreach; Vice President, Youth Outreach; Vice President, Membership; Vice President, Publicity; Escort; Sergeant at Arms (Watchman); Greeter (Sentry); and Musician.
The officers of the Jurisdiction shall be Junior Past President, President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, five Trustees, Escort, Sergeant at Arms (Watchman), Greeter (Sentry), and Musician, who shall be elected by the Jurisdictional Convention.
The Jurisdiction may also have the following optional officers: Vice President, Community Outreach; Vice President, Youth Outreach; Vice President, Membership; Vice President, Publicity; Escort; Sergeant at Arms (Watchman); Greeter (Sentry); and, Musician.

More Definitions of watchman

watchman means an employee engaged in guarding property and/or patrolling premises;

watchman means an employee who is engaged in guarding premises or other property; "winder" means an employee who is engaged in operating a yarn-winding machine; "working day" means any day on which work is usually performed in the Knitting Industry;

watchman means a person employed to protect

watchman means personnel employed to protect

watchman means an employee primarily occupied on -

watchman means an employee who is engaged during the day or night to guard the premises or property of his employer.

watchman means a person employed to watch, guard or protect premises and/or property.