The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-25
PAWTUCKET.



Pawtucket Royal Arch Chapter, f.
and A. NJ, held its annual vocation
at Masonic Temple last evening. The
following officer, were elected and ap-
pointed: High priest, John 4. Oldham !:
King. John w. Lii tie; scribe. Charles f.
Card treasurer, Jesse Barber; secretary,
William l.. Chatterton: chaplain. James
Tyler; principal sojourner, 5. Willard
Traver; Roy Il Arch captain. Alanson
Thayer; asters Of the wells, Charles III.
Ellis. George l. McAllen, j. Everett An
drew; organist, James A. Dawber: musi-
cal director, Albert G. White; tyler, Ed
ward Card. Deputy High Priest Albert
l.. Anthony. assised by Grand Lecturer
Horace Richardson. acting grand captain
Of the host, installed the officers. after
which Grand High King Anthony pre-
sented Past High Priest Tayl or with a
past priests emblem.
Raids by the Police.
Last night the Union House, situated
at the upper end of Broadway and re-
ported to be kept by Frank Fuller, was
railed by the police and four women We
captured. The Little Union" kept 10y
Joseph Smith. was also visited. and a
bottle of whisky, rack of lager and
woman were seized. Ali we're taken to
the station.
Later posse OF officials visited the old
RHODE ISLAND House. kept by Thomas
Gallagher, and seized a quantity of liquor
and two women. The Hub" kept by
Hector Monast was also visited and three
women aud quantity of liquor were
secured. The two resorts are situated
away out ON Mineral Spring avenue
Edward w. Blodgett Nominated for
school Committee.
The Republican city committee met
.,I
Blodgett as a candidate for member OF
the school committee to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Herbert A.
Rice. He will take out nomination pa
pers. John T.. Judson has been selected
as candidate by the Democratic city
committee.
The District Court.
The district court presented an i'm
mensely lively scene this morning. The
following girls of uncertain ages, who
were seized at the four resorts visited
last night, were arraigned, charged with
being lewd persons pleaded not guilty,
and their cases were continued until
Monday next: Ida Chace, Mamie Will
son, Lizzie st. Steptor, Emma Coating,
Ellen Avery, Mary Sullivan, Josephine
st. Steptor, Mary Keams alias Maud S..
and Annie Brown.
Sadie Howard was arraigned on the
CndFkt Vi NOniuOu nul-
sance, to wit. the Union House. The
house is reported to be run BY Frank Full
ler, aud she passes as his wife. She
pleaded not guilty, and her case was set
down for Monday.
Thomas B. Gallagher, proprietor of the
Old RHODE ISLAND House, aud Hector
Monast, proprietor of the "Hub," were
each aaraigned on two charges, one of
keeping common nuisance and one of
keeping for sale. They pleaded not guilty,
aud their cases were set down for Monday
next.
Joseph Smith, proprietor OF the Little
Union,p was arraigned for keeping liauor
for sale. pie ided not guilty, aud will have
"A trial next Monday.
Edward Gallagher, n brother to Thomas
was arraigned on the charge OF vagrancy,
pleaded not guilty, and will have u trial
Monday.
Fred Moore pleaded not guilty to be-
ing common drunkard, and will have a
trial tomorrow.
Patrick Seery was sent to the state
farm for six months as vagrant.
Three persons were fined 81 and costs
each for drunkenness.