The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-14
tion was served to all present and social
intercourse and pleasantly prevailed.

tion was served to all present and social
intercourse and pleasantly prevailed.
Meeting OF the Sons of Temperance.
The regular meeting of William Penn
Division, No. s. Sons of Temperance, was
held last evening. G.. w. Il. James l..
Getchell was absent on "a visit 20 Proyi-
dence Lodge, No. 2 The following OH
GERS who were elected last week, were in
stalled by Il. $. w II. Hiram I. Chace
o. s., Joseph Southwick |. 3, Washing
ton Whooper; chaplain, l.. II. Bosworth.
Arrangements were made TO give the
Grand Division of the State of Rhode
Island n dinner on Jan. 18th, at 10 n. NJ,
at Temple OF Honor Hall John VI. Col
Inns, w. T., will be admitted to the Grand
Division.
Regular Meeting OF Chickering Lodge.
At the regular meeting of Chickering
Lodge. No. 20, h. of r., last evening, the
new officers performed the duties of their
office for the first time very creditably.
The rank Of page was worked on tnree
members and the rank of squire VIII be
worked on four members next week.
Leah Lodge, ID. of X.
The officers of Leah Lodge, No. 16, ID. of
r., were Installed last evening by ID ID. u.
NJ, Annie NJ Slade and board of grand
officers as follows: ". c., Mrs. T. B. James;
V. e., Mrs. Jacob Blackman; recording sec
retary. Mrs. Alfredo Beane; treasurer,
Mrs. George II. Estes; permanent sec
retary, Mrs. James A. Fisher; warden,
Mrs. Frank +. Miller; conductor, Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Whipple: H. :. To the M. e.,
Mrs. William Charnley: Il. 5, Mrs. Olive
l.. Leary; H. ). to the V. e., Mrs. X 4.
Barber: l.. $, Mrs. Thomas Cockroft;
chaplain, Mrs. Fred y. Goff; V. g., Mrs.
w. NJ. Peckham; l.. ., Mrs. Lottie f..
Lewis After the installation bean sup
per was served.
Another Installation.
Court City of Pawtucket, No. 1884,
Ancient Order of Foresters OF America,
held their first annual installation last
evening, the installation having been here.
tofore held twice year High Chlef
Ranger Kinion OF Cumberland was pre-
sent, and installed the following officers,
assisted by Sub-IIigh Chief James II.
Mooney &. r., Frank Afflick >. 4. X,
Frank Mullarkey financial secretary, Nj.
"A. Nolan; treasurer. Hugh j. McGinn;
recording secretary, Charles sherman; ,.
w, j. Phailthrop; j. W., William Leach;
:. H., John j. Devlin; j. B., James Deg
nan. ii. g.. Kinion congratulated the
court on the advancement made the past
year. The secretary's report was very
satisfactory and the report OF the auditing
committee showed an increase In the treas
ury of over 800. One candidate was ini-
tiated and three names proposed for mem
bership.
Tower Light Infantry held a successful
enlisted, and the company is progressing
rapidly under the new tactics. Consider
able interest is being taken in the forma-
tion of an athletic department Arrange
ments were made to turn out IN large
numbers TO attend the fair OF the Central
Falls Veteran Firemen, Thursday, Jan. y.
In the district court this morning one
man was fined - and costs for drunken
ness, and man arrested Tor bastady was
discharged on payment of costs.
Early this morning woman living near
Dunnelps wharf saw what she took 70 be
a man floating in the river. she saw first
the head and then what appeared to be
two feet just above the surface of the
water A boat was put off, but the object
had disappeared in the fog before the boat
arrived at the spot. IL is thought that
this may be the body of James Grafton.
the man who was washed over the dam
some time ago Three boats have been
searching for the object to-day, but up to
noon without success.
Points of Interest.
In the will of Sylvia Peck presented for
probate yesterday, Is public bequest OF
$50 in favor of the Pleasant View Baptist
Church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association met last even
ing, No business was transacted, and
they adjourned until Tuesday evening
next.
A meeting of the Single Tax Association
was called for last evening but not enough
responded to constitute n quorum.
Box 73 OF the fire alarm was pulled
about midnight last night for fire in
some paper around a stove in the store
house of George II. Stillman q Co. No
particular damage.