The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
WARREN.

Last evening Massasoit Council, No.
1901, Royal Arcanium, with their friends,
was pleasantly entertained in their hall
by the PROVIDENCE Council and members
of the Newport Council who made a fra
ternal visit. A musical and literary pro
gram was given, which was very pleasing
in its nature.
The visiting council came in a large
party wagon with their ladies, and ar
rived here about 9 o'clock. In the mean
present, consisting Of some OF our promi-
nent citizens with their wives, were en-
tertained by the Warren Orchestra,
o. Brien leader. aud organ music by l..
Aldrich until the arrival Of the visitors.
The program consisted of readings by
Mrs. Barney OF PROVIDENCE, banjo solos
aud songs by Robert Mason. A. Aldrich.
organist, and selections by the Warren
Orchestra.
Very fitting remarks were made by
Brothers Benjamin Gallup Of PRovI-
DENCE Unity Council, McMahon and A.
PROVIDENCE. Newport and PROVIDENCE
WED with each other with wit, in pre-
senying tue character of the Royal Area
MUM ana its benefits, during the re-
marks.
During the evening Brother Anthony
of Newport. with very pleasing remarks,
presented MassasoiJ Council with
charter, neatly framed, and sealed en-
velope, which, although 1t was not TO be
opened until the party OF fraternal visi-
tors left for home, gave evidence Of con-
tanning gift from councils throughout
the State, hich was valuable for the en-
hancement OF the good work OF the order.
Brother Charles Hoar responded in be-
half of the Massasoit Council. The COM
mittee on the entertainment consisted of
brothers A. ii. Carey, Benjamin Gallup,
w. ii. hawkins, w. ii. hagan, David
Fitz and William Vanspeck Of Unity
Council.
Among the visitors were Brothers A.
II. Carey, w. III. Hawkins, William Var
speck, David Fritz, Frank K. Lovel,
James A. Davis, w. III. Hagan, Charles
Leonard, u. w. Lees, George w. Davis,
Elery Wilcox, A. l.. Mclaughlin, Henry
Ta Ms Meahon ssna,n and iu q l. ADvOayco Anshony oi
Newport.
Yesterday morning an accident oc-
CURED at the South Main street railroad
crossing. that came very near proving
fatal While tie 5 O'Clock train for
PROVIDENCE was approaching horse at
tacned 10 "a buggy, driven at "A high rate
oil speed by man down Main street,
dashed into the gates which were dowL !,
throwing the man out, bruising him anu
breaking up the buggy.
TUESDAY evening there will be O Repub-
lican rally at Armory Hall.
1ChtcTQd1 u Shu dcClutDb occurred at
Hampden Meadow, which proved fatal To
a lazy wellknown in Warren. Mary X
Davis, widow of the late Sturges Davis, a
iormer proprietor OF Coles Hotel, fell
down the cellar stairs and sustained "A
fracture of the skull, causing her death,
which occurred but two hours after the
fail. She was at the home of Senator
Fales aud was making preparations to 20
on an excursion when the sad affair took
place.
Mine host Thayer OF the Fessenden
House entertained "A number of gentle
men last evening who came in a NV, :
seated blackboard from PROVIDENCE i'm a
sumptuOus ma lner, as one Of the party
expressed IT, j. Riley of PRovIDENCE
was the honored one, II being his birth
day. Among the friends oil the party
were John ii. Mcclure, Francis Dono-
hue. Thomas h. Monahau, l.. + Nc
Grath, John II. Mahoney aud John Davis.