The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-06
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
installation at Eureka and Loyal
Prosperity Lodges.
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM MAYOR.
All the Days Happenings of Fresh Inter
est--A Bright Budget of blackstone
Valley Items-News OF Central Falls.

Eureka Lodge, X. of p, installed
officers at it's regular weekly meeting last
evening, as follows: i. Co, Walter e.
William Fielding; prelate, Il: c: Fuller;
X. of r. and s, H.. B. Davis; NJ. of i. :,
son; NJ. at A, Charles NJ. Hunt; i. G;
Frank II. Alexander; o. g., G. ): Cornell;
trustees, Jonathan Capron, ;. B. Fuller,
Louis G. j. Clarner; ;. Ii. d., Edwin A.
Eddy. The officers were installed by ID.
ID. G.. c., A. II. Clark and two assistants.
The sick members were reported inn
proved, and the lodge in good financial
1.-THE semi-annual installation of Loyal
Prosperity Lodge, No. 6,6l5, |. q. O.. F.,
M. U., was held last evening in their hall,
Cummings block. The following officers
were installed; q. NJ, Joseph Davis; N.
g.. James Briggs; X. =, Joseph Town
Augustus Clements; II. S. Harry Bald
win, l.. S., Charles knight; T.. S, George
q. Buck; u. s., Robert Galloway; treas
urer, William NJ. Kenyon; warden, Evan
j. Tyson; /. c.. Valentine Greenwood; o.
s., Ss.rtan; kenneth 9st Mckay Il William M TnS%ss %oof
second S. S., Edward Buch. The installa-
ton ceremonies were performed by 4. q.
NJ Thompson with two assistants.
The funeral of William Mayor was
solemnized this afternoon at the residence
of his son-in-law, Sylvanus Mason, on
Sisson street: 10 was attended by a dele
cation from Tower Post, of which the de-
ceased was member. The remains Will
be taken TO Milford for burial.
The regular monthly meeting or the
Pawtucket Boat Club was held last even
ing, in the Office of President a. X. Sweet
There was an evening of informal talk,
but no business was transacted.
hA al wit
church of Our Father CUniversalist) held
its annual meeting at the residence of H.
:. Binford, last evening. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
superintendent, H. B. Metcalf; assistant
superintendents, Fred III. White, Charles
X. Carpenter, and Mrs Ida Il. Beede; sec
retary and treasurer, +. 5. Binford; libra
rian, w. II. Sayles; assistant librarians,
Thomas T.. Berry. Charles l.. Abbott and
George q. Everett; assistant TO superin-
tendent as recorder, William l.. Bartlett;
assistant to superintendent as organist,
George ;. Il. Whipple. The reports Of the
treasurer and assistant superintendent
were presented.
Points of Interest.
During the month of December the
Chief of Police reports 9S arrests and sos
dodgers accommodated.
In the District Court this morning two
men were fined 81 and costs for drunken
ness. n man hrTcSltu ufunktuueSS,
yesterday forenoon, was fined 81 and cost
in the afternoon.
At the meeting of the Associated Char
ties, yesterday afternoon, Captain Henry
+. jerks appeared and spoke in favor of a
city hospital.
Ossamequin Tribe, Improved Order of
Red Men, installed their recently elected
officers last evening.
Y. M. e. A.
Next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
second anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Pawtucket and
Central Falls will be observed in Music
Hall by a union mass meeting of all the
Evangelical churches. An interesting
program will be presented including re-
ports for the year of the president and
general secretary of the association, an
address by President Andrews of Brown
University together with singing by the
choir of st. Paul's Church, and remarks
by several ministers throughout the city
Singing will be lead by j. II. Trafton
At st. Paups Church on Wednesday,
Jan. 13, will be held the next meeting o,
the convocation OF Pawtucket for the
missionary work of the Episcopal Church
of this section, which includes Central
Falls, Lonsdale, Ashton, Woonsocket and
Greenville. Holy communion will be adj
ministered at 1890 A. NJ, with sermon by
Bishop Clark; business meeting at 2:30 and
a short service with addresses by different
ministers throughout the section.