The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-22
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
The Semi-annuaI Installation Of
Koehner Lodge Last Evening.
SOCIETY FOR CHURCH WORK.
Lots of Social Activity In spindle Town
Samuel slater Lodge. Sons of st.
George-The Garfield Clubs Libretto-


The semi-annual installation of Theo-
dore Koehner Lodge, No. 81, ID. o. H.,
was held last evening in Littlefeld's
block, North Main street. The installa-
tion ceremonies were performed by q. b.,
II. NJ Frech of Central Falls and board Of
officers The following officers were in
stalled: Ex. b., A. Schaller; o. b., Theo-
dore Maunann; U. b., Louis Koahl; secre
tary, William May; treasurer, Ernest
Litterer; financial secretary, Henry @.
Ullrioh, Addresses were made by u. H.,
III. NJ. Frech, ID. g. b., Max Maunann,
William Hoffman, Otto Gerlach. Charles
Huchnerkopp and others. Following the
installation ceremonies bountiful sup
per was served, and n season of jollity and
socalibility was extended up To late
hour Representatives were present from
Newport and Providence. The lodge has
l02 members and is In good condition
financially.
Society for Church Work.
The Society for Church Work connected
with St Panl's Church held their fort
nightly supper and entertainment in
Music Hall assembly rooms last evening
This is the 1rst time the society has met
since their Christmas sale, owing to the
unusual amount of sickness in the parish.
Supper was served at $3.50 o. clock, followed
by an entertainment, the feature of which
was the introduction of the Rag Babies, +"
represented by twelve young people. The
program was as follows Piano and
violin selection, Mr.. Lawton and son I;
solo, Walter Rogers; singing, 'Auld Lang
Syne," by the rag babies !" recitation,
There Was Little Man." Miss Daisy
Bryant; singing, "Suawanee River" by
the rag babies " recitation, Miss Edith
Wilkinson and siRgRpS MAYS Mays pdr Ltts
by the rag babiesh; song, Juicy
Watermelon" Miss Lizzie Holt recita
ton, Little Drops of Water" Miss
Daisy Bryant singing, " Bye To Baby"
by the rag babies" The entertainment
was very interesting and thoroughly ap-
preciated.
Samuel Slater Lodge, Sons of st. George.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of
Samuel Slater Lodge, No. lS5, Sons OF st,
George, was held last evening, in their
hall, Coles block. Three candidates were
initiated and two applications for MEM
bership were received. The final report
of the tea party committee was presented.
showing gratifying financial gain. The
report was accepted and the thanks OF the
lodge rendered to the committee for the
efficient manner in which they had per
formed their work. Past President Abra-
ham Riley rendered his resignation as
third representative to the State Grand
LOORe, winch CDuNentS dt johnston on Tue
27tt1 inst, and Past President John Nor
peth was elected to fill the vacancy.
The Garfield Clubs Libretto.
The elaborate souvenir programs of the
grand concert to be given by the Garfield
Club the third of next month Is being ar
ranged, and is expected TO be in the print
er's hands tomorrow. The program will
consist OF about thirty-six pages, besides
the cover, and VIII measure abont five by
tOht fnO nao ga will n
picture OF James A. Garfield as IA frontis-
piece, the title page will occuy the third
page, while the program will run through
the book on every other page. On the
last page will be brief sketch of the
club. The souvenir is expected to be COM
pleted some time next week
Regular Meeting of Enterprise Lodge.
At the regular weekly meeting of En-
terprise Lodge, No. -, /. o. o. F. last
evening the initiatory degree was worked
on three candidates and the second degree
on one member. At the close of the meet
ing the work of removing the fixtures to
allow for the renovating and remodelling
the lodge room was begun. The lodge
will hereafter have a hall on the next floor
below TO be used as a dance hall and sup
per room on special occasions The en-
trance to the lodge room will he through
this and upstairs into the ante-room, or
what is now the back room or kitchen
The lodge room proper Will be the present
lodge room, and what is now the ante
room will be turned into general amuse-
ment room and furnished with games,
reading matter, etc. The improvements
are expected 10 be so far on the road to
completion in two weeks that the lodge
can hold its meeting in proper form.
Points OF Interest.
The firemen at No s fire station have
been presented with fine piano.
In the District Court this morning the
case against Joseph McGowan for non
support, was continued for one week
Hugh Carroll was fined 81 and costs for
defacing n building. and one man was
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