The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-30

bership were received. The officers elect
are to be installed Wednesday evening,
January 10.
Rhode Island lodge met Thursday even
ing when two candidates We're initiated
and one application for membership
was received. The officers elect
are as follows Past Master
workman, w. j. Edgerton; master work
man, w. r. Morgan; foreman, John
Myathlin; oyerseer, @. g. Hazard recorder,
Charles s. Jencks; receiver, George f..
Paddock; financier, I. l.. Hutchins; guide,
+. 0. Shepardson; inside watchman, l.. A.
Nickerson; outside watchman, G.. II.
Mason; organist, Arthur II. Coggshall; I;
representative, o. Is. Graham; alternate,
w. j. Edgaton. They will be installed
Thursday evening, January IL, by Deputy
Grand Master Workman q. ii. Popples.
odd Ladies'.
Packard lodge held special meeting
Wednesday afternoon in Falstaf club hall,
when one application for membership was
received. The following named officers
were elected: Past noble lady Martha
Sprague; noble lady, Sarah Il. Whitcomb;
vice cady, Susan g. Fisher; chaplain,
Elvira Wilbur; lady reporter, Annie
Maxfeld; recording secretary, Addie Bell; !;
financial secretary, Abbie Kinni-
com; treasurer, Marietta Thurber;
senior warden, Sarah Wood; junior war
den, Kate Fox; conductor, Carrie T. Peck; /;
guardian, Laura Reide; trustees, Sophia
Swan and Laura Reede. They will be in
stalled Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, by
the government officers OF Boston, Mass.
Foresters.
AT the meeting of Court Canonicus
Monday evening officers for the ensuing
year will be elected and installed. The
officers OF the grand court and other
prominent members of the order in the
state have been invited to participate.
One of the members of court t. w.
Dorr has discovered that the city, state
and date of institution, was not by mis-
take put upon the charter of the court.
Wednesday evening the officers elect of
Court II. w. Dorr are 10 be installed at
$50 o'clock. The court will admit its
many friends and 1t is expected that a
pleasant program will be given under the
direction of the social committee.
Ladies' Auxiliary.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Veteran
firemen held their annual session, We'd
nesday afternoon, and elected the follow
ing named officers: President, Mrs. Chas.
s. Harwood; first vice president, Mrs.
BENZ. II. White; second vice president,
Mrs. Maria Crowell; secretary, Mrs.
Jacob l.. Myers; treasurer, Mrs. Albert
Bennett. A committe will be appo.nted
later by the presidents.
The membership at the present time is
9l. During the year three OF the men,
bers died.
PiI-rim Fathers
At the meeting OF Narragnnsett colony
one applicant was given permission to be-
come member, and the following officers
were elected: Governor, George w. L..
Hewlett; lieutenant governor, Emma v.
Sphinx; secretary, Joshua G. Drown, jr. !;
collector, Ora A. Hewlett; treasurer,
John d. Fletcher; chaplain, Henry p.
Luther; sergeant-at-a arms, William H..
Timson; deputy sergeant-at-arms, Harm
A. Timson; sentinel of the outer gate,
Robert B. Lindsay; sentinel Of inner gate,
G.. Henry Wight; trustees, q. Henry
Wight, William IL. Timson, Henry p.
Luther.
" iiian si,t ters.
Beacon Light temple Wednesday even
ing elected the following officers: Most
Excellent Chief, Eliza Ross; excellent
senior, Mary a. Rawson; excellent junior,
Louise Davis; manager, Ellen Brown:
mistress of records and correspondence
M. b. Angel; mistress OF finance, Clara
Thomas; protector, Katie Thomas; outer
guard, Eliza Robinson; trustees, Martha
kq.l~ "A h..
ance was very large including several visi.
tors from Unity and other temples.
Deputy Grand Chief Mira NJ. Carpenter
will install the officers an. 10.
army aud Navy Cnon.
TIE officers elected for the ensuing year
are as follows: Commander, James Flynn;
vice commander, William Marrow; deputy
commander, Octavius Wood adjutant,
Charles l.. Stewart; officer OF day, John j..
Redington; chaplain, Charles Il. Wilson (;
paymaster, William Brooks; officer of
guard, William Morgan; officer Of watch,
John McGrath; quartermaster, John j..
Carroll. The muster-in of officers will
take place the second Monday in January,
and the Natioyll corps officers will per-
form the ceremony.
Iythinn Sister hood
Hermione assembly will meet next Mon
day evening, when the officers will be in
stalled for the ensuing term. On Jan. Is
the social committe will hold a masquerade
ball in Oriental hall, with music by the
Alpine orchestra. The members of the
assembly attended the funeral OF Sister
Mrs. Luther Crowell at her late residence
on Gladstone street Dec. 3D. The floral
tokens OF fovcwerv many ard very beau
tiful.
Pins, Buttons, Badges,
Baxter's, 3s North Main street.
SONS pf Netprins.
Fred f. Davis camp held very large
and interesting meeting Tuesday evening,
Many visitors were present, Captain
Charles l.. Pettis, Lieutenant q. w. Alien
and William Smithei5 We're appointed to
revise the camp constitution and bylaws
whereby sick benefits will be ps1d.