The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-13
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
installations in the Various Lodges
Last Evening.
A VERY PLEASANT SOCIAL,
A Single Tax Meetlng-Th Meeting OF the
Central Fails Board of Firewaris-
Police Report for Decembcr-A Runa-
way Accident.

The annual installation OF officers of
Ironside Council, No. 4. Order OF United
American Mechanics, was held last even
ing in their hall, Beswick Block. ID. >. Z.
Jonathan Osborn installed the officers as
follows: Counsellor, Andrew j. Patt; vice
counsellor, Thomas l.. Jollie; recording
secretary, George o. Crook; treasurer, q.
III. Hathaway, Jr.; examiner, Curtis
Beatty; Indicator, T.. II. Franklin, Jr;
inside protector, Herbert NJ. Trask; out
side protector, Frank NJ Blake; trustees,
B. A. Darby Edwin Matthews, ii. I.
Pollard; organist, w. j. Patt The state
organizer was present ana addresseu the
council i'm con gratulatory terms. At the
close of the installation "A collation. was
served and n season of conversation ana
iolity ensued. Next Friday evening Iron
side Council will perform the initiatory
work in the institution of Liberty Coun-
Gil, No. Is, in Providence.
Enterprise Lodge, ,. %. OF.
Enterprise Lodge, No. %, /. o. o. f.,
held the second OF "A series of three socials
IN their rooms last evening, ABOUT forty
COUPLES being present Bakers Brothers
Orchestra furnished the music The third
social of the series will take the form )f a
masquerade. and will be given Wednes-
day, March 30
Regular Meeting of Eureka Lodge.
At the regular weekly meeting of Eure.
ka lodge. No. ), Knights Of Pythias, last
evening, it was voted TO visit Washington
lodge No. 4, two weeks from tonight in
body.
Installation OF Tower Relief Corps.
There was large attendance at the
meeting Of Tower Relief Corps last even
ing, the occasion being the installation of
the corps. The following recently elected
officers were installed: President, Mrs
Henry Fish senior vics president, Mrs
Mary Thurber; junior vice president, Mrs
Charles +. Fisher; chaplain, Mrs. Hattie
Ford: conductor, Mrs. Matteson: guard
Myra Hughes. The treasurer, Mrs Mabel
Carr, was not installed, being absent
The president appointed as her secretaey
Mrs, Eliza Warburton, the conductor ap-
pointed as her assistant Miss Lizzie
Dexter, and the guard appointed Mrs. Ella
Dexter rs her s@slDt. There were
number of addresses by officers aud mem
bars Of the corps, also by member OF Tower
Post. A cornet solo was rendered by Jesse
Linton and bountiful collation. closed
the evenings festivities
University Extension, Pawtucket Centre.
The committee on the University ex.
tension met last evening in the Office OF
cided TO have course in English litera-
ture, in continuance of the present course,
by Prof. Manly, and n course in European
history in continuance OF the present
course by Prof. Munroe, provided there is
a demand for these courses. IL was de,
cided that one admission fee of SO should
admit to both courses, instead of 81 for
each course, as during the previous term.
The old courses will be completed next
Saturday and examinations will be held
the following week. The new courses
will open the succeeding week, If suf
ficient number are guaranteed beforehand
Applications should be sent to n. NJ
Maxon, chairman, at the office of the
superintendent Of schools or TO Lyman
{. Newell, secretary, at the High school.
Convocation OF Episcopal Churches.
The Pawtucket convocation of Episco-
pal churches, including the churches of
pawtucket and vicinity, Is in session to
day. At 1890 A. NJ "a service was held
consisting of the celebration Of the Holy
Communion, and a sermon by Bishop
Clark of she diocese of Rhode Island
The bishop gave an outline of the growth
aud development OF the Episcopal Church.
demonstrating that by far the greatest
progress was attained during the last
seventy-fve years. No body is doing more
for society, especially III large cities, than
the Episcopal Church.
The business meeting was held this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, and this evening
the service will be addresses 10y several
Episcopal ministers Of the vicinity.
Points of Interest.
The officers of Leah lodge, Nc. 1G
Daughters of Rebecca, will he installed
this evening by ID. ID. G.. w. Annie Slade.
Pawtucket lodge, Order of Protection,
will install officers this evening.
\ meeting Of the Single Tax Association
will be held this evening for the transac-
tiou OF important business
Mr. and Mrs Charles +. Havens. OF
Providence, celebrated the flfth anuiver-
sary of their marriage at their residence
on Dean street, last evening. Many of
their friends in this city were present, and
several musical selections were rendered
by Miss Eva Pond. Master Asa Pond and
ii. Herbert Pond, all OF this city
The gymnasium classes of the Junior
Departm ment of the Young Mems Christian
Association will commence work in the
gymnasium tomorrow afternoon The
gymnasium will bc open 20 the junior de
partment Tuesdays and Thursdays from
o'clock until q y. NJ
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Pacific National Bank YES
terday forenoon, the following directors
B. Darling, H. Conant, William H. Has
kell Jude Taylor. Edwin A. Perrin,
Everett u. Carpenter Hiram A. Briggs,
Lyman VI. Darling. George u. Grant,
James Dempsey, George NJ Thornton and
Charles SissOns. Tie director then met
and reelected l.. B. Darling president, II.
tonant vice-president, and Charles l..
knight, cashier.