The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-22
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

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RHODE ISLAND Lodge had good at
tendance last Monday evening The time
was spent in a very social manner. Broth
or Cox who Is out Of town was reported
sick.
The hot weather does not seem to have
any effect on the members OF Eureka
degrees degree ." as Ss they 1 dIa % during @ the cooiesF
months. Last Tuesday evening the rank
of knight was conferred on two esquires
and three applications for membership
were received. The rank Of esquire viii
be given a number Of pages next Tuesday
evening.
Union Division met for drill last Mon
day evening.
Narragansett Lodge conferred the first
aud second ranks on q number Of candi-
dates last Tuesday, and received one ap-
plication for membership. Next Tuesday
evening, the second and third ranks will
be given two or moro candidates.
st. Johns Lodge conferred the third
rank on one Esquire last evening. Bro
ther Inman was reported sick and Bro
ther Hague remains about the same.
There viii be work next Thursday even
ing.
Narragansett Lodge will soon have a
division of the uniform rank. The parade
of Wednesday Is the cause OF this move.
Elmwood Lodge will have work next
Wednesday evening.
Grand Master of Exchequer James M.
Washburne, u member of st. George
Lodge. is slowly improving.
Brother Mclean OF Providence Lodge,
who has been sick for number Of years,
died In Goffstown. N. H., and was buried
there last Monday
The baseball team of Eureka Lodge Ia
playing an excellent game and when they
play with the team from Elmwood, it will
not be much of a surprise II they beat
them Last Saturday, they played with
the Comets and beat them 8 to z, and to-
morrow afternoon they will play with the
st. Andrews Brotherhood tea m of Woon-
socket on the 10-acre lot. They will soon
play the Elmwoods.
The Elmwood Baseball Association
will hold special meeting next Wednes-
attended and jolly session will be en-
joyed on account of their recent victory
over their old opponents, the Invictis OF
Pawtucket.
Sterling Lodge will probably confer the
rank of knight this evening on the
esguires. The committee on Pythian day
will make its report.
Palestine Lodge had plenty of work last
Tuesday evening for so hot night. The
third rank was given two esquires. Bro.
Bowditch Is the only member OF the
lodge on the sick list at the present time,
and he remains about the same. There
will be work next Tuesday evening.
Past Chancellor Nelson S. Davis of
Sterling Lodge, has been engaged by the
firm of B. S. Freeman 81 Co. of Attleboro
Falls, to represent them In the jewelry
market.
What Cheer Lodge had a big gathering
last Monday evening The first rank was
given one candidate in very pleasing
manner One application for member
ship was received. Brother Pierce re-
mains about the same, aud Brother Up
ton is somewhat improved. The rank of
knight will be conferred next Monday
evening.
What Cheer Division will meet again
Friday evening, Aug O., when, two or
The What Cheer Association will soon
dedicate their new rooms.
Red Cross Lodge met last Tuesday
evening. There was no work. This lodge
will next meet again Tuesday evening,
Aug. 2. when the rank OF page will be
given one candidate.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge did not have
much of session last Wednesday even
ing on account OF Pythian day. Next
Wednesday evening the rank Of page aud
knight will be conferred on one or moro
candidates.
Charles E. Chickering Lodge will have
seven pages for the rank OF esquire next
RHODE ISLAND division meets next
Monday evening. Five applications for
membership will be received.
Oriental lodge gave nine candidates the
rank of page, last evening. These candi-
dates are to be the officers of a new lodge
that is to be formed in Olneyville.
Col n. w. Prins has made the follow
ing arrangements for the excursion to
Kansas City. Train leaves PROVIDENCE
Aug. 10. at l:50 p. NJ, via Worcester,
Gardner, Troy, Binghamton and Chicago
Arriving in Chicago Sunday morning aud
leaving at 9 p. NJ, arrives in Kansas City
Monday morning. The sleeping cars will
be side-tracked and can be used for lodg
ing during the entire stay at Kansas City.
The excursion starts on the return FRI
day night over the same route, making,
however, detour to take In Niagara
Falls. aud arriving in PROVIDENCE Mon
day, Aug. 20. The entire cost for trans
portation and sleeping cars is: For Pull
man tourist, $2S, aud regular Pullman
S35. The scenery along the route in New
York and Pennsylvania is beautiful, and
the run through the oil country affords IA
view of numberless wells and storage
tanks. Meals at reduced rates are served
en- route. Excursion tickets are limited
and should he engaged at once by all who
are intending to 20.