The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-04
PAWTUCKET.
The ub-Committess of the school Com
mittee appointed.

The Sub COMMITTEES OF the school Com
mittee appointed.
Chairman benjamin Eastwood or the
Pawtucket School Committee for 1898,
yesterday afternoon made the announce
ment that he had appointed his standing
committees for the years as follows:
Qualification = The Row. BENJAMIN
Eastwood, William 4. Tolman. Edward
w. Blodgett -,
Promotions William McGregor. Ed
ward Il. Iobie. James Meiklejohn.
Books-James Meiklejohn, the Rev.
Benjamin Eastwood. William McGregor
Property-Edward l.. Tobie, Charles 4.
Batterrworth. George II; Wilson c...,..
+. Butterworth, Henry Barker.
Evening Schools-Willism T. Tolman.
Edward w, Blo1gett, Edward II. Tobie.
Evening Drawing aud High School
Charles +. Butterworth, Henry Barker,
William McGrsgor.
Finance-G Gorge III. Wilson, the Rev.
Benjamin Eastwood, William Il. Tol-
man.
Truancy - Henry Barker. George ii.
Wilson, James MeiklejoEn.
Installations OF Officers.
At the regular meeting of Loyal Pros
perity Lodge, l. q. q. f., NJ. L.. last
evening the officers elected two weeks
ago were installed Ly the provincial
grand master and provincial deputy
grand master anti provincial treasurer
and board of officers. Grand Maste
Augustus Clement was also installed, and
the following subordinate officers were
appointed and installed: Warden, John
Towers, =. g.; outside guard, William
Wokencroft; inside guard, James Briggs;
right supporter to the noble grand, Harry
Baldwin, p. G.: left supporter, John
Asting, T.. e.; right supporter to the
vice grand. Fred Hogg; left supporter,
Elijah Smithers; chaplain. Joseph Davis.
Eureka Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
held ils annual installation OF officers
last evening. The exercises were con-
dncted by District Deputy Clark, assisted
by Grand Prelate Lorlng w. Brinton aud
Grand NJ M,ster-sit- Arms Douglas A. john
son. The officers recently elected were
installed, and also the following suborii-
nate officers appointed by the
Chancellor Commander Robert w.
ton; outer guard, {. j. Cornell. Aftar
the exercises the large assemhlage was
served with a collation. prepared by
Caterer Haven. The lodge is In an ex-
ceptionally fourishing condition, the re-
ceipts for the last two meetings being
very large. There are at present 2il
members. The invested assets are now
very large, while but a little over a year
ago they were nearly exhausted in paying
sick benefits.
The officers of Ironside Council. No. 4,
o. u. A NJ. were installed last evening Y.
Councilman McKeough's Funeral
Tie funeral of Councilman McKeough
will be held tomorrow morning at 1890
O'Clock at st. Mary's Church. The mem
hers O. Tower Post, No. IL, G.. A. r.. are
t..I 90 nj ha
for the purpose of attending the funeral
in a body. The funeral cortage will leave
the house of the deceased at lO o'clock
and proceed to the church.
Mayor Brown has called special meet
ing of the City Council for this evening
for the purpose or taking action upon the
death or the councilman.
The District Court.
I'm the District Court this morning
James McNally was sent to the state
farm for six months as a vagrant.
Two persons were fined s2 and costs
for drunkenness.
The case against John Chace for revel-
ing was further continued for one week.
Mayor Brown assumed his official
capacity yesterday and took possession of
the mayors office in the Post Office
building For the present his office
hours will be from II TO / L. NJ
The installation of officers of Charles
+. Chickering Lodge, X. of p, will be
| held this evening.
Points OF Interest.
The portion of the ceiling In the alder
manic chamber which did not fall Mon
day is to be taken down aud the whole
| sheathed over.
The funeral of James Cogan, the fire
man who was killed Monday. will be held
| tomorrow afternoon at his late residence
| on Central avenue.