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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
RED MEM.

Great Chief j. j. Peckham and board
OF great chiefs will commence their
visits to the subordinate tribes next
Monday evening. King Philip will be
the first, Ossamequiu Tuesday svsning
and Watchemoket Friday evening. IL is
expected that there will be work in one
OF the degrees at these meetings.
A number of the members of Meta
mora Tribe will hold a social In Colum-
bia Hall Friday evening, Jan. 13,
Metamora Tribe will hold a social I'm
Columbia Hall early ia February.
Pettaconsett Tribe had a well attended
meeting last evening. The following
named brothers were elected as the chiefs
for 1893. Sachem, William Bowen: senior
sagamore, James A Mckenna; Junior
sycamore, Thomas Tyron; chief of records,
u. X. Saunders; assistant chief of rec ords.
n. Z: Brownell; keeper of wampum, Isaac
Kendall.
Tahoma Tribe had good attendance
last tuesday evening. Great Senior
Sagam re Henry A. Francis was pres
ent. aud presented the tribe with box
of cigars" which were enjoyed during
the good OF the order. The chiefs for
1898 were elected, aud are as follows
Sachem, &. j. Dean; senior sycamore. w.
>. Morey; junior sycamore, Herbert Sta
piles; prophet, Russell III. Lewis. They
will be in stalled next Tuesday evening.
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placed their names upon the charter list.
The charter list can be found at the
establishment OF Messrs Wood and Far
rell, 81 Weybosset street where any In
formation in relation to the order or Ih a
new council will be cheerfully given.
Liberty Council had large attendance
last evening. The following named Off
GERS were elected for 1898 Councillor.
Benjamin 4. Munroe vice councillor. O.
Munroe; junior ex-chancellor. S. c..
Wheeler; recording secretary, +. B. Tot
ten assistant recording secretary. Il. X.
Smith financial secretary, T.. Is. Gard
ner treasurer. r. A. Estey inductor. Il.
l.. Smith examiner. Thomas d. Holmes !:
inside protector, v. G. Shaw: outside
protector, j. X. Goldsmith /; trustee Tor
six months, S. c. Wheeler; trustee for
twelve months, B. +. Mlnroe trustee for
eighteen months, w. Il. Marcy.
The following officers were elected In
Lincoln Council last evening: Senior ex-
councillor, George IL. Bragg: junior OK.
councillor, George l.. Kelly: Councillor.
George A. Day; vice councillor, Chester
Mitham; recording secretary, George w,
Chase, Jr.; assistant recording secrstarg.
H. IL. Briggs; financial secretary, w. j.
Reid; treasurer, s. A. Glidden; ind uctor.
IL. Z, Thompson: examiner, w. A. Cady:
inside protector, Austin Poole; outside
protector, w. X. EsCen; trustee, eighteen
months, q. f. Slocum.
A council composed entirely of whesl.
men, Is being formed on North Main.
1t Is expected that a new council will
be instituted in Columbia Hall, Tuesday
evening, Jan. 10Th.
Ribbon badges or any description at short
notice. BROWN, 45 Eddy.
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THE GRAND ARMY.

Col. Daniel X Ballou was to have Wis.,
tied j. &. Nichols Post last evening. an d
deliver an address for the benefit OF the
post hall building. He was unable to d O
so, but will be on hand this evening.
Brown Post spent q very pleasant time
ia Unity Hall last evening, when an sx
cellent musical and literary program was
given by a number of talented persons
The attendance was all that could be de-
sired.
The officers-elect of Arnold Post will
be installed next Monday evening. The
new officers will furnish ''rations'' for
the members, rs is the usual custom of
this post.
A complimentary banquet was rendered
the retiring Post Commander Edward 4.
Curtis Of Slocum Post last Wednesday v
evening. Nearly all of :the prominent
members OF the order were present
Prescott Post entertained it's many
friends last Friday evening The post
meets this evening
Tower Post met last Monday evening
in its new home for the first time last
Monday evening. One application for
membership was received. The annual
memorial services will be held next
Thurs lay ev ming. The Rev. A. S. Coates
will deliver the address. Comrade Will
liam Mayor was the only member of the
post who died during the year.
The cool weather increases the orders on
wedding announcements. Call and inspect
styles. BROWN, 45 Eddy.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Brother George Clarke of Providence
Council met with n very pain full accident
last Sunday by slipping on the sidewalk
and striking his mead with full force. lie
was unconscious for several hours. lie is
at the present time getting along nicely,
and IL Inflammation does no. set in will
recover,
The late Brother Thomas III. Ghirardini
OF Narragansctt Council was buried last
Monday. There was large delegation
present from the council.
There will be grand time in Elm wood
Council next Monday evening"
The ladies who assisted Lincoln Coun-
Gil with the fair recently held by them
were given a banquet az the Central Ho-
tel last Monday evening. The party con-
sisted Of about fiftv aud was very
y easant occasion. The proprietors OF
the hotel did all In their power to make
the evening enjoyable
Providence Council had n social session
last Monday evening. rwenty-four APP
plications for membership were received
II IL expected that at least fifty candf-
dates will receive the first degree. Next
Monday evening the officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
The council that il being formed on
Christian hill promises to be huge sue
cess. Many prominent Odd Fellows,
Knights Of Pythiss, aud Rcd Msn have
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ODD LADIES.

Packard Lodge met last Tuesday even
ing with a large attendance Several
visitors from Triumph Lodge were pres.
ent. One candidate was balloted for and
three initiated. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Past
lady, Emma Joslin; noble lady. Ida
Scott, vice lady, Martha Sprague; chap.
lain, Sarah Whtcom; recording secre.
tary, Susie Fisher; lady reporter, Elvira
Wilbur financial secretary, Anna Whit.
more I; treasurer, Matte johnson senior
warden, Addie Smith; junior warden,
Agora Scale; conductor, Eliza Kenyon
guardian, Abbie Kinnecom. They will
be installed Jaa. "A by the government
officers. Senior Representative Carrie
Allen and Junior Representative Jennie
Payne were elected at previous meet
ing. Sister Jennie Payne aud Sister
Helen Briggs were reported as very dan
gerously sick.
Triumph Lodge held an entertainment {
in Columbia Hall, last evening aud was
as follows: Piano solo, Miss Hattie
Lamphier; vocal selection, Miss Lena
Johnson; song, Mrs. Hattie Humes:
reading, Mrs. Z. Pierce; piano solo, AL
bert johnson and recitation by Miss
Hattie Lamphier. The attraction Of the
evening was Aunt Samanthas Album,
which was well rendered.
the Good VIII Sewing Circle had a
supper in the banquet hall last evening"
and it was literally patronizsd.
We can suit you with any style of program
you wish. w. X. BRowN. 45 Eddy.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

At the meeting of Gen. A. +. Burnside
Camp No, on Tuesday evening. Capt.
III. S. Thompson was chosen as delegate
TO represent the camp at the convention
of New England Sons of Veterans IN Bos-
ton, Feb. 81 and %. 1898. Ali brothers of
this camp desiring tickets for the banquet
at the American House on the evening
of the 2lst should send the price OF same
(sl25) TO the delegate at once. This con-
vention is for the purpose OF organizing a
New England Association, which will be
very beneficial to the members of the
order. bringing together, as il will, mem
bers of TIE different New En- gland divi-
sions. Brothers +. NJ. Smith, +. =.
Hutchins, Jr.. and w. II. Mccormick
were appointed a committee to procure
supplies for collation. to be furnished
the camp and guests on next Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the installa-
tion OF officers.
Fred +. Davis Camp had a large atten-
dance last Tuesday evening. One appli-
cation for membership was received and
Joseph Foeiey was mustered into the
camp. Inc camp councii accomplished a
large amount of work during the evening.
Next Tuesday evening Capt George II.
Pettis OF Arnold Post will ins.all the
officers elect, after which the doors will
be opened. IL Is expected that there will
be large number Of the division officers
present Ali OF the camps aud the officers
and members OF Arnold Post have been
invited. There rs IA pleasant surprise in
store for one Of the division officers on
this occasion.
Capt. elect NJ. p, O'Flaherity has been
appoirted as the Installing officer of
Thomas Moies Camp. by Col. L. NJ.
Sweetla I'd. and he Will visit that camp
next Monday evening and perform ths
installation.
The officers elect of Capt. A X rilton
Camp will bs installed Wednesday even
lug, Jan. III. An invitation has been sx,
tended TO Tower Post TO be present OH
that occasion
The election Of officers In the division
that Is To be held in Pawtucket in Febru-
AIRY promises to be the most exciting Que
that has ever been held In this State
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PYTH/AN SiSTERHOOD.

The committee on the grand concert
and ball that is to be held in Infantry
Hall next Wednesday evening met with
the grand chancellor. Miss Annie Mueller
last Tuesday evening and made arrange
ments for the event Owing TO the recent
death of her eldest son, Supreme Char
cellor Mrs. A. A. Young Of Concord. N.
Vice Chancellor Mrs. q. w. Bemis aud
Supreme Organist Mrs. Ada Bartlett,
will be the special guests Of the evening.
The supreme representatives aud The OFF,
GERS of the grand lodge X. of l.. of this
state have been invited aud will probably
be present. The management OF the floor
for dancing will be in charge of j. Is.
Black Of Elmwood Lodge, X. of F., as
sisted by Messrs. Jessie Simons, Rob
ert Root, William Anthony, Edward Nc
Donald and others.
Hermone assembly will meet next
Monday evening when the Grand Officers
Will be present to install the officers for
the ensuing term.
The members of the Pythian Sister
hood will hold their second annual con-
cert aud ball in Infantry hall next
Wednesday evening and il hard work is
any criterion for success, this body is
surely entitled to it for the entire body
nave been hard at work for many months
making the arrangements. The Ameri-
can band has been engaged 20 furnish the
music for che concert and an excellent
musical program will be given. Mr..
Church wall dedicate new piece to the
Sisternooa OH this occasion. The music
for the dancing will be furnished by this
organization. The hall will be especially
decorated for the occasion.
Calantha assembly will hold grand
masquerade ball in Columbia hall, Fri
day evening. January q.
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The Ladies Auxiliary Society to the
Providence Veteran Firremen's Asso. met
at the hall, 9S Weybosset street, Co mold
the animal election and listen to the re-
ports OF officers and committees for ths
past year. After the regular business
was transacted the report of the secre-
tary, Mrs. Jacob l.. Myers, was read
One death occurred during the year.
Nineteen new members had been admit
ted. The treasurer, Mrs. Albert G. Win
ssr, reported good year financially and
gave as her total Sl44 80 received and
slO2 62 expended. The election OF officers
resulted as follows: President. Mrs.
Charles S. Harwoo6; arst vice presiden NJ.
Mrs. Henry Tillinghast; second vice
president, Mrs. James Annis; secretary,
Mrs. Jacob l.. Myers; treasurer, Mrs.
Albert G. Winson; social committee, Mrs.
Stephen q. Gowdy, chairman, Mrs.
Archie Mi chelI, Mrs. Emma Carpenter,
Mrs. Lizzie Green and Mrs. Darius Piuk-
ham. The newly elected officers were
presented with handsome bouquets Of
towers by sister q o. Wescott.
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arms, Arthur Rollins: master of finance.
A.. Wacherhight; master OF excheguer,
Edward Tomlinson: keeper oflrecords aud
seal, Charles Fryer: trustees, Past Chan :
cellors John Ogden, Joseph Clegg and
Brother John Rawdin. One application
cers-elect will be installed next Wednes-
day evening when Garfield" collation.
will be served. --s
The officers for Palestine Lodge were
elected last Tuesday evening aud are as
follows: Chancellor Commander. VIII
liam A. Walker; vice chancellor, f. G.
Gates. NJ. d.; prelate, Il. S. Bliven; mas
ter OF finance, William Profiitt; trustees,
Past Chancellor John l.. Carey. Cryus
w. Lake.
A council Of the Grand Orient will be
instituted In Abraham Lincoln Lodge
Saturday, Jan. Z, Instead OF "Wednesday,
Jan. f.
Lafayette Lodge had good attendance
last Wednesday evening. Six applica-
tions for membership were received and
eighteen candidates were initiated in the
rank of page. The officers for 1898 were
elected and are AS follows: Chancellor
cellor. A. Richards; prelate, Alfred Cyr;
keeper OF records and seal, l.. p. LII u
reux; master of finance, j. Is. Leclere;
master OF exchecquer, - O'Brien; mas
ter of arms, Alfred Poisier; trustees, l..
M. NORM and A ID. Leclere. The rank
Of esquire will be conferred on ten pages
next Wednesday evening.
Damon Lodge elected it's officers for the
coming year last Tuesday evening, and
are as follows: Chancellor commander,
Stephen L. Boss; vice chancellor, III. IL.
Morse; prelate. w. K. DeWhitridge; mas
ter OF exchequer. Past Grand Chancellor
W., A. Wilson; master of finance, Charles
oil kA.. of nrHs nd pnaf
Chancellor A. +. Tinkham; master-at-
arms, +. G. Hopkins; trustees, Past
Chancellors l.. "A. Horton. q. Il. Lewis
and Brother G. S. H.Weeks. They will
be installed next Tuesday evening
The officers of A. Lincoln Lodge for
der, Fred Ill. Graichen; vice chancellor,
John Carnes; prelate, Herman Ambach; |;
keeper OF records and seal, g. X. Dor
rance; master OF finance, Shadroch N.w-
ton; master Of exchequer, >. j. Wilson:
master at arms, George Ia. Harold; trus-
tees. w: TX. King, John X. Hulmes aud
5. j. Wilson.
Brother Keyes, of What Cheer Lodge
is on the sick list.
There was all of the excitement that
any member OF the order could wish for
in Elmwood Lodge last Wednesday
evening. The young, the old, in fact all
OF the members Who could possibly be
officers were elected to conduct the bus =
ness OF this famous lodge the coming
year. After the battle it was found that
the chancellor commander was John X.
Monroe; vice chancellor, T.. Henry
Bowen preiate, A. Il. Fraser; master at
arms. j. Etcnels: keeper Of records and
seal, G. {. Greene: master of exchequer.
s. A. Dexter, Jr.; master of finance, L. III.
Leonard trustees. B. 4. Harrington.
Perry G. Sweet and Henry f. burlington.
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Kansas City. Los Vegas. New Mexico, FL
Passo. Texas, thence via the Mexican
Central railroad TO the city of Mexico.
We were in the city eight days and it
was one continuous series of entertain
ments gwen by the citizens, municipal
authorities and the president of the
republic. Gen. Porfirio Diaz. who gave q
reception aud banquet at the Palace
Chapultepec Dec. 4, at p. M. and In the
evening another reception was given by
Mrs Gen. Diaz at their residence. The
climate in Mexico il perfect, very warm
In the middle Of the day and just cool
enough nights and mornings for light
overcoat. DIR and Mrs. Travers returned
via San Antonio, Texas and New Orleans
where they remained one day. thence to
Chicago and home by way of Montreal
and Boston. being absent just four weeks.
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and special coupon on Page 2.

1t Is thought that the alterations in the
hall will be completed by next Wednes-
day, and rs soon as the lodge gets to
housekeeping again it will have a
spread"
The subordinate lodges have received
the new rituals. The officers elect seem
to be pleased with the change
Washington lodge elected the follow
ing named brothers for the officers for
1898. Chancellor commander, Charles
w. Arnold; vice chancellor, Walter l..
Balcon; prelate, Fred Phillips; keeper of
records and seal, Lorin Brinton; master
of fiuance, Charles "A. Reynolds; master
OF exchequer, George Downes; trustees,
Past Grand Chancellor A. II. Carpenter,
Grand Chancellor Fred n. Geff aud Past
Grand Chancellor John Il. Thompson.
Among the visitors were j. III. White, ID.
ID. G.. c.
Enterprise Lodge had large attend
ance last evening. Brothers Fass, Car
penter aud Chester are improving. The
lodge voted to change its quarters, and il
possible will meet in Pilgrim Hal. 312
High street, next Thursday evening, that
being the hall engaged for future meet
ings. The officers for 1898 were elected
and are as follows: chancellor comnan-
der, j. 5. Rich; vice chancellor, Everett
H.. Baker. prelate, James Macdon-
aid; master-at-arms, John H. West:
keeper of records aud seal. j.
;. Reed: master OF exchequer, Robert
Sneeston; master Of finance. Past Chan
cellor George L. Card; trustees, Past
Chancellors q. L. Card, William Brad
bury aud Damus Bouchard. At the
close OF the session one Of the best o;
chowders was served 10y the social COM
mittee. 1t Is expected that when the
lodge gsts settled in its new home that IL
will have "aouse warming"
Pythias Lodge will elect officers this
evening aud confer he rank of esquire.
Brother Tneolors Manchester OF this
lodge Is at the Rhode Island Hospital un.
dergoing au operation for an nbcess.
Union Division. Eureki, Charles T.
ChickerinQ and Washington Lodges have
appointed committees TO arrange for the
third grand union concert and Uall.
Some OF the leading lodges in the State
would like TO exemplify he three ranks
Of the order ia one )t the larxe halls In
the city before the grand lodge officers
The NEWS would suggest the evening Of
the day that the grand lodge holds ITS an-
nual session.
ST. Elmo Lodge elected the following.
named officers for 1898 last evening
Chancellor commander, VI. Il. Strester;
vice chancellor, Harry L. Brown; prelate,
III. q. Cotton; keeper of records aud seal,
&. :. Shedd; master of finance, II. A.
Fairprother; master of exchequer, Daniel
ID. Joy.
Red Gross Lodge elected officers last
Tuesday evening, aud are as follows:
Chancellor commander. G.. X. Shurtliff;
vice chancellor. Charles Il. Hickes: prel-
ate, David sheldon; master-at-arms,
Jehn Grinncll; Keeper OF records aud seal.
w l.. Browueil; master OF finance, G.. RI.
Allen; master OF exchequer, A, Stevens;
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MANCHESTER UNITY.

Loyal Providence, 1850, /. o. O. +. M.
u, held summoned meeting Tuesday
evening, Dec. 9th, n. G. George Davis
in the chair 1t was quite q long session
as there was considerable business trans
acted. One candidated was initiated and
seven new members proposed. The fol
lowing officers were elected n. B. 4,
George B. Brooks; V. c., III. Chairman (;
permanent secretary, Is. Livinson; f.. S.,
Morris Rubin: treasurer, III. ;. Rich;
warden, Harry Goldsmith. George Davis
and Vice Grand-elect III. Chairman were
elected as delegates to the district con-
vention to be held on Jan. IL, 1893. NobI Q
Grand George Davis was chosen as arbi-
traitor for this lodge. r. Z. ;. Maurice
Sugden was present in AN official
capacity. IL was one of the best attended
and best conducted sessions this lodge
ever held. 1t broke up at very late
hour.
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WOkAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

A good-szed delegation from Slocum
Corps paid William Streeter Corps of
Attleboro a visit last Wednesday even
nlng. The members enjoyed the trip
very much. The corps will entertain
their Attieboro friends during the winter
The officers elect )f Arnold Corps will
be installed hext Friday in Arnold Post
Hall, 90 Westminster street.
Ives Corps entertained the officers and
members OF Ives Post last Friday evening.
Past President Mrs. w. A. Wilson will
publicly Install the officers-elect of Slo-
cum Corps next Wednesday evening.
The officers elect of Tower corps will be
installed by Post Commander O. p.
Huntley OF Tower post, Tuesday Janu.
airy 10. Tower post aud Capt. A. X
Tilton camp, S of V. have been invited
and have accepted the invitation to be
present and witness the ceremony. A
special program. is being arranged for the
occasion,
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A. B. or STEAMBOAT PILOTS.

What Cheer Harbor No. l3 met last
Saturday evening, aud Notwithstanding
the intense cold there was "A cry larLe
attendance. Two applications we're re-
ceived. The committee on bylaws re-
ported progress, as did the committee on
reading room. The officers for 1893 were
elected and are as follows: Cap ain, n.
A, Briggs; first pilot, Thomas Gardner !;
second pilot, j. G.. Silva; purser, Ray
Alien; purssr's clerk, c. u. Dyer; cap
tain's clerk, Joseph III White; trustees,
j. A. Prttey. w. Il Sutton aud s. B.
Rhodes representative to Grand Harbor,
Joseph III. White; alternate, Ray Allen.
Thomas Gardner aud Joseph White were
appointed "A committee to see :bat there
was grub" on hand for the next voy-
age, which would :be Saturday evening,
Jan. a.
The next meeting of the Grand Harbor
will be held in Washington, ID. c.,
W ednesday, Jan. 4.
Call and get estimates on your bylaws.
Eddv
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PYTH/AN SISTERS.

Good will Temple will hold select So
cial in Oriental Hall next Wednesday
evening.
of last Monday evening.
Elmwood Temple held successful sup
per and social in Rhode Island Lodge, X.
OF r., hall last Friday evening.
Past Grand Chief Mrs. Rilla Dodge
was the recipient OF many Christmas
tokens from the members of the order.
During her illness she has been attentive
ly cared for by the members OF the vari-
Gus temples, who hope that she will soon
recover.
Now is the time TO stock up for the coming
year in your general printing. BROWN, Eddy
street.
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new YORK & new ENGLAND
rected to Nov. go, 1909.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOsToN-S 0S. IL 40 A. NJ 20 A NJ RE-
wHIfoLESs THESLsss o. a II M ID 4 n sSSP SsdpM
fRANKLIN-S OS. II 40 A. Nj A 20. 71sP. NJ
NtLFORD-s Os A. NJ; 4 % T.. NJ.
ARLINGTON. N.KNIGHTsvILE-7i ns5 A. N
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JEwETT CITY, VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH
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HhRTFokD-s 10 A. Nj isis4@P,
WATERBURY, DANBURi. fIsHkILL and NEW
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AND ERIE rye 10 A. NJ;
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
f35, et5 A. NJ 80. t1b. 0eo and ~ftl5 PM
Returning, lesvs Pascoaf az sa. 10 and = 50 A.
Trains Tor Boston leave. east end OF Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West fron, wss;
end. for Pascosg and way stations from Gsspes
street Depot. Providence.
s.Saturdsys only. s--Sund,ys only.
Tickets between Bostod and Provid snce 0imfsf
W. s JONES sa1t. A.c KENDALL. or
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ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No 9 will hold fair iu Irons
Hall during the week commencing Jan. 81.
One week from next Monday Brig ade
No. will hold its fourteenth annual con-
cert and ball.
Brigade No. 4 will hold social I'm
Tower Post Hall next Monday evening.
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PILGRIM FATHERS.

Narragansett Colony held very pleas
ant session last Tuesday evening Amol z
the visitors was Sister George Max we'll,
the founder of the order in this State,
but at Ithe present time resident OF
Canau, Me. Sister Bush ot Providence
Colony and several member. Of May
flower Colony of Lawrence. Mass, were
present. All having a pleasant word TO
say during the goo1 of the order The
officers for the coming term were elected.
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on Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. the officers
will be installed. Arrangements are be-
ing made to ''eat" again on this occasion.
Fifty thousand combination tickets during
the past five days. Send 'em in. BROWN, S
Eddy.