The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-27
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
The Knights Of Pythias Concert
and Ball.
1900 PEOPLE WERE PRESENT.
The knights on Hand I'm Force-Paw-
tuckets New Armory-Y. NJ. G. A.
Notes-Minor Points of Interest--Other
Valley News.

The third union concert and ball given
under the auspices OF Charles f.. CHECKER
ing Lodge No. 20, Eureka Lodge No. 5,
Washington Lodge No. and Union Divi-
sion, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
was held in Music Hall last evening. and
was gratifying success in every particu-
lar. In view of the fact that on each of
the two evenings just preceding last even
ing a successful concert and ball was held,
il was feared that the attendance would
fall little short, but the effect, if any, was
slight, for fully 12OO people were present
last evening, filing the balconies To their
utmost capacity and occupying chairs
upon the floor during the concert nearly
To the stage
The concert was by the Roumania Quin-
tet Club, of Boston.
At the close of the concert the floor was
cleared, and the grand march, led by as
sistant floor director Sir knight Lester
w. Upham and wife was begun The
members OF Uniform Rank were in full
regalia and added picturesquepess to the
scene. A number of the board of grand
officers will then, also Col. Pierce. Lieut.
Col. Carpenter, Adjt. Colwell and other
regimental officers of Uniform Rank.
The grand march was followed by pro-
gram of twenty dances, which were execu-
ted to the music of Poole's orchestra.
Following are the committees and Of
ficers TO whose efforts the success of the
affair is due
Committee of arrangements--.C War
reu Tuttle, chairman; Frank f. Hornby,
secretary; Charles A. Reynolds, treasurer
Charles T.. Chickering Lodge, No. 20, &.
Warren Tuttle, chairman; j. Edgar Ssson,
Frank L. Hornby, Frank o. Carnes;
Eureka Lodge, No 8, Samuel B. Fuller,
chairman; Louis g. X. Clarner, Joseph j.
Brunnell; Washington Lodge, No. L.
Charles A. Reynolds, chairman; Clarence
:. Elliott, William NJ. Balkcom, Douglas
X. Johnstone, Orlando T.. Hill Union
Division, No. 4, u. r., Hazard B. Sher-
man. chairman; j. Sanford Davis, Fred A.
Thompson, Samuel B. Hyndman, George
L. Crook.
General floor director. G. Warren Tut
tie; assistant floor director Sir Knight
Lester w. Upham aids, Frank q. Carnes,
Charles l.. W atson, William NJ. Balkcom,
Sir Knight Frank +. ilornby Sir knight
n. Byron Denison, Joseph j. Morrisette,
sir Knight George l. Crook, Sir knight j..
Sanford Davis reception committee, Su-
preme Representative Charles A. Lee,
chairman Edward B. Smith, Samuel B.
Hyndman, &. j. Carvell. j. Edgar Sisson,
George NJ Rex, Crosby j Wells, Edwin
4. Bryant, Charles K; ,Chickering Lodge,
No. 20; George T.. Walker George c.
Gates, Joshua Lothrop. Frank +. Green
slitt, William f1Jfdiug, Frank q. Draper.
Charles w. Hunt, Eureka Lodge, No. 5;
u. G. c. John Il. Thompson, 6. c. Fred
\. Goif, c. Fred Crawford, Thomas c.
Moies, l.oring w. Brinton. Ralph Daniels,
Arthur X. Sweet, Washington Lodge No.
4; Major Herbert o. True, NJ. d., Sir
knight Captain III. B. Sherman, Sir
Knight Guard. G.. NJ. Sherman, Sir Knight
Frank +. Hornby, Sir Knight Arthur
Whitney, Sir knight Richard NJ. Brown
Ing, Sir Knight Benjamin Redford, Union
Division No. 4, L. X.
Pawtucket's New Armory.
The special committee appointed by the
Legislature to report upon site for an
armory in this city. reported that it is de-
sirable to erect an armory hall which will
accommodate four companies. including
that of Central Falls, Four sites have
been considered by the committee, the
Armory Hall property so-called, at the
corner of High and Exchange streets, the
Skating Rink property on Broad street,
the Brayman & Crawford property ar the
corner of Exchange and Fountain street,
and the Bates property at the northeast
corner of said streets. Accompanying the
report was "a resolution appropriating
$4,000 for the purchase of the site and
erection of the building, said erection and
purchase of site To be under the direction
of "A joint special committee. The matter
was referred TO the committee on militia.
v. NJ. c. a. Notes.
The fourth of the series of monthly
gymnasium exhibitions aud contests for
prizes took places at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association last
evening.
At the religious service of the Germans
in y. NJ &. A. Hall tomorrow forenoon,
the Rev Carl Theodore Ohlinger will be
ordained AS the minister OF German
church.
The o'clock gospel meeting for young
men tomorrow afternoon will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. Alex McGregor of the
Pawtucket Congregational church on the
subject: us the Young Man Safe;" The
Park Place orchestra and choir will lead
the music.
Harry l.. Palmer, the unique musical
specialist will appear at the y. NJ. {. a.
hall this evening, assisted by local talent
Points of Interest
Joseph ii. Watson was arraigned this
morning, pleaded guilty, aud was bound
over in the sum os 500
The Woodlawn Abstainers Union will
attend divine service tomorrow evening
ut the Thompson NJ. +. Church, Mineral
ance address will be delivered by the
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Newland.
Good Samaritan Lodge, l. o. O. f., have
room
\ successful masquerade was held last
evening by the Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation.