The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-01-21
MANUFACTURERS LODGE.
Public Installation of the Newly Elected
Onicers.

Public Installation of the Newly klccted
onicers.
Regardless Of the severe snow storm
last Tuesday evening the lodge room of
Manufacturers Lodge No. 10. !. o. o. f.,
was tested To its fullest extent with
members Of the order aud their friends.
who were present to witness the public
installation Of the newly elected officers
for the ensuing term. While there was
no artificial decoration in the lodge room.
there was galaxy of beauty in female
perfection which illumined the entire
place; in fact the elite of this vicinity
were To be seen. The lodge made a wise
arrangements. and the brothers named
below, in their respective positions
acquitted themselves with great credit
They were as follows: Robert T.. Shaw
cross, William V. wicks aud Albert IL.
Taylor The reception committee was
most indefatigable in it's endeavors 10
please the guests and they were kept
busy during the entire evening. They
were Henry O. Martin who was ably
assisted by W. b. Barney, Il. o. Hendricks
and Thomas Walsh. IL is "A well known
fact that the motto of Manufacturers
Lodge is "a thing that is worth doing at
all is worth we'll doing The represen-
tative of the TIaRs has had the pleasure
of witnessing many public installations
in the several secret ordes as well as the
|. o. O. T., but not one that could eclipse
the one Tuesday evening in any particu.
lar, and the lodge will find that it will
prove magnet that will cause strangers
To knock at their doors for admittance.
The evenings programme was as follows:
Entrance of Marshal with officers of
Manufacturers Lodge, during which
march was played by T.. A. Singleton
upon the piano. then the opening ode
was sung by members of the order.
After the entrance and exit of the ID. ID.
q. NJ. he rc-entered with ID. ID. q. NJ.
Edward Lincoln and Board of Grand
officers, march being played 10y T.. A
Singleton Prayer was then offered 10y
the Grand Chaplain. Another march
was played by f.. A. Singleton and the
officers elect retired for exam nation,
during which n selection "Come Where
My Love Lies Dreaming" was sung in n
very acceptable manner by n quaitettc.
march was then played 10y T.. A.
Singleton and the officers elect re- e-entcred
la nj oil.
was sung aud the N. g., John Kenyon
and V. g., Edward j. Shawcross were
installed. After n vocal solo "llcstation"
had been finely rendered 10y Miss Emma
TunniCliffe, the Rec. Sec. Albert II
Taylor, Per Sec. William Jacobs. and
Treas, Joseph Cough were installed
selection "Star Descending Night" was
then sung 10y the quartette followed 10y n
reading Charge of the Light Brigade"
by Mr.. Chandley. The following officers
were then appointed 10y the Noble Grand
and Vice Grand: Warden. William +.
wicks; Conductor, Nelson Anderson; In
side Guardian. Elvin o. lie dricks; Out
side Guardian. Edward Watson; X. =. 10
N. G.. George +. Beane; l.. S. To n. g.,
Henry o. Martin; X. 5. S., Thomas W
Penney; l.. s. S., Arnold Huller, II. $. TO
V. e., Walter u. Barney; l.. s. TO V. g.,
Thomas Walsh. After the appointments
had been made duett "Brotherly Love"
was sung by Messrs. Mizcn md Bunney.
Charges were then delivered 60 the newly
installed officers by the ID. ID. Grand
Master and after singing the closing ode
benediction was pronounced 10y the
Rev. r. ii. Cocroft. The seats were then
taken from the lodge room and the light
fantastic was trippcd 10 the excellent
music furnished by Port Richards or
chestra until the hour Of midnight, when
the merry party departed for their res
pective homes, much pleased with the
evening passed with the members 'of
Manufacturers Lodge No. -, /. o. o. L.