The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
The Aim. Mechanics.

Washington council had work In the
third degree last Wednesday evening.
Garfield council will confer the third
degree upon five candidates this evening.
Union council will hold patriotic con-
cert in Music hall Tuesday, Dec. z.
Lucy Hayes council met last evening
and Initiated several candidates and re-
ceiyed number Of propositions for mem
bershp. The basket party was success.
Burnside council net Tuesday evening
and initiated two in the third degree. An
invitation To attend the fair Of the Wash
ington club in Johnston was accepted.an
IL was also voted TO attend the fair Of
Martha Washin- ton council, Daughters
Of Liberty, In body.
Nathaniel Greene council held a well
attended meeting last Monday evening,
when three applications for membe rship
were received and the second degree con-
ferred upon one candidate. Next Mon
day evening the third degree will be con-
ferred,
The charter members of the proposed
council of the Daughters of Liberty at
Newport met last wednesday evening.
There were about thirty present and steps
were taken towards being instituted.
They will meet again next Wednesday
afternoon, when the date of institution
will be stated. 1t is expected that there
will be at least sixty persons admitted.
Martha Washington council, Daugh-
ters of Liberty. will present to the coun-
Gil selling the largest number of tickets
for their fair handsome silk parade naz.
The members OF Burnside council say
that it is just what they need, and are
going to win It. and one or two other
councils are OF the same mind.
An effort II being made by some of the
members to form an insurance branch OF
the order. and large delegation met in
the office Of the state council yesterday
afternoon for that purpose but no definite
action was taken.
What is to be known in the future as
Vigilant council, will be Installed next
Tuesday evening in Aimy's hall. The
ceremony will be under the supervision
Of State Councillor Wayland II. Smyth.
MashpauR council met last Wednesday
evening. There was as usual very large
attendance. Two applications for mem
bership were received and one candidate q
was initiated in the third degree. There
will be work In the first degree next
Wednesday evening.
Roger Williams council of Woonsocket
was visited by the officers of the state
council last evening. They returned to
the city this morning.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of Union council last Friday
evening; there was twenty-five applica
tions for membership received, and the
second drgree was conferred upon fifteen
candidates. 1t was long after midnight
before the work was comple ed. A still
larger number OF applications are ex.
pec,ed this evening. and the third degree
will be conferred on fifteen or more eau
didates.
One hundred and twenty-six was the
number of brothers that was present a,
the meeting of r nwo d council lasl
Monday evening Deputy State Council
lor Ralph Mayor and suite were presen
and we're very pleasantly entertained.
The second degree was conferred upon
one candidate after which collation. was
served and q general good time enjoyed.
The affair was in charge OF Brothers r. B.
Lindsey and II. f. Palmer.