The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-02-04
SOCIETY NEWS.

SOCIETY MEMS.
Help a brother in the time of need 1t
is your duty,
Frown upon all evil reports in regard
to a brother.
Try to excel in the office you have
been elected TO ill,
Steps are being taken TO organize n
council of the Red Men in thi. place at an
early date.
Maguiacturers Lodge No. 10. l.O.O.F.
will reach it's 37th anniversary mark ON
Sunday, February 18th.
No more -ocials will be given under the
auspices Of Manufacturers Lodge. |. O.
o. T., until after the Lenten season.
The Fruit Hill Detecting Society has
membership of 757. all Of whom reside
within six miles of Fruit Hill.
A fraternal society aims TO give rclict.
awaken sympathy and affords protection.
AS far AZ may be against the ills oflife.
You that have gained honors the past
year, be present at the meetings and help
the brothers who are gaining them this
year.
The members Of Peabody Lodge No.
lS4, Sons Of ST. George will attend the
concert given under the auspices of
Mayiiower Lodge of Wauskuck, tomorrow
evening
What better place can be found for nm
odd Fellows temple than the junction Of
Westminster and HiSh street. Certain
there is no one thing needed more 10y
that order in this iurisdction.
Court Olneyville, No 6iG3. will meet
this friday evening and adjourn early.
after the adjournment the members of
the court viii embark on horse cars and
visit the fair of Court Star Of Providence.
At the meeting Of Conclave 30, X. ~ X.
f.. held last week a committee was
appointed 20 make arrangements for the
annual anniversary banquet which will
occur on Wednesday evening. February
22d.
At the meeting Of Crystal Wave Lodge
No. q, /. .. &. r., next Wednesday even
ing, there will bee public installation
when the following officers will be in
stalled: Chief Tcmplar, j. A. Potter;
Vice Templar, Mrs. Margaret Nickcrson;
Rec. Sec, x. Price; Treasurer, &. l..
spencer; Chaplain. Miss A. Waterman; !;
Marshal, John Fife. Jr; Inside Gusrd.
Alice Ovens Outer Guard, Thomas
sherman.
II ir of great importance that dignity
and solemniiy in the limitations u candi-
dates be observed. II the ceremoni..
are conducted, "a we have seen them.
with a spirit Of trihing rather than ,hat
Of seriousness. the candidate 10 most
likely 90 conclude that the whole cere-
mony is farce. Bn, if the deep and
solemn lessons are properly impressed
upon his mind with that degre. of
carnestncss which they demand. he goes
out from the ceremony with All impra.-
sion that can never be- eGaccd.
The regular meeting Of Perseverance
Lodge, X. Of p, was held Tuesday eve
ming with gool Attendance of the
members There was 40 work. but
considerable minor business was trans-
acted. The new officers are at work
with n will and there are good prospects
Of great amount of work in the several
ranks this term ~ there are a number ~
business men II the place who have
signifed their intentions of becoming
members II the lodge.
Ktna Council. United Fellowship. held
well attended and spirited meeting last
Tu.fdsy evening, az which two candi-
date. were initiated aud -syersl applica.
tions for membership we're received.
The members Of Class & were callcI
upon 10 pay their frs, Assessment. No. II.
Mr. John H. walsh Was installed a.
Treasurer by D. s. D. Rice. The qucs-
ti0n e changing the night ~ meeting,
owing 10 large number who desire 90
join the council and who belong to
several other organizations which meet
Tuesday evenings. was brought up aud
continued for one week Visitors were
present from Roger Williams Council
40. ~ 30 witness the initiatory work.
The council has large number Of
applications 90 act on ~ its meeting
next Tuesday evening.
An item appeared in one of the daily
papers this week stating that a young
man named steere bad been sbO, AZ
while returning home Sunday evening
from a lady friends residence. A TMgs
reporter on investigation learned that
he was returning from the Fruit Hill
Detecting Society," ball Ia Thursday
evening when shot 81, end not a. stated.