The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-24
Grand Lodge Action.

In accordance with the legislation,
enacted at the session of the Grand
Lodge of Rhode Island, Tuesday. Feb.
IA. 1898, the executive committee has
divided the subordinate lodges of this
jurisdiction into districts as follows:
Pst,Gt od NO NJ s5 GeGTge Lodge o NS 3 RHODE
Gross ros No a5-bstTct % M no 5-Damon No. g. 3 Her. i
i % de- 20 dse RsSS' % Lay
tayette lodge No 81. District No; S-Phiesiine
lodge - Dre No. SsS caeeE agfodSS 0dSS
No a, abraham Lincoln lodge No. g. Bowen
rsssssett SaEs Sde & Y fnerpTe iss S 30
lodge 30, 20 District No io-Garasld lodge 30, 4,
HSwsra olEs odgs NO No o. 90 y1 100 No b E
s tr,ct No ls-Riysrsde loags NO. 81 smith0nian 31t
no; i9, burnside lodge 40; "a District No. n
Redwood No. IL, Columbus No. 80.
eo SSSTPs Gssi'' sRPy snf
Bemis; 2, George l.. Card; 3, Louis schmitti 4.
Mckenzie; 2. Joseph Is. Wentworth; 5, Joseph =.
McMahoni z Leander + Manchester 10, John 5ili l.:
10, Charles f. Pierce.
The following committees have been appointed.
Committee on law ani supervison-P. G.. q. Is.
Graham; r. q. e.. +. l.. FORSYTH 2. e., O., Charles
Morgan. Committee on cre1entlals-P, C., Reube
5. Bemis; 7. g. Q; William A. wilson's p. C. Georse
l. Card. Committee on flnance-P G.; a. 4. Cadyi
mittee On the state OK the ordeft-P c. Carl Licht-
en6erg II. u, G.. Charlie, a Lees p G., e. James
ID. Williams p. G.. c., William A. Wilson; p. G.,
nSSns hSSaShssier e oGmm.'',f oR wssbSS&s, Se1nP p C.
\; ID; Roberts. C9mmitle, on appsega,ils,.P q.
6. @. Fred j. smith. Committee on unfinished
Susiness1P; G., THOMAS Tribe r C., Calvin ID.
Grand Keeper of Records an Seal,
No. 345, third floor, Busler Exchange,
each week day, from II a. m. t! D, m;
2:30 TO p. M, and on Mondays from To
s p. IN. Members o. the order are re
quested to call during these hours, an d
any matter of information will be cheer
fully given by him. The regular meeting
OF the executive committee OF the Grand
Lodge OF Rhode Island will be held on
the evening of the second Monday OF
each month. The grand chancellor can
be consulted at any time from "A. m. 10
l p. m. and from $3.50 10 D. m, at his
Office; 22i Main street, PawtucSet, X. L,
Letters sent TO the same address Will re.
ceive prompt att tgntion. Appointments
can also be made with him for consulta-
tion on any business of the order IN this
state at Grand Lodge office at Provi-
dence, IL. l.
At the meeting of Lafayette lodge last
wednesday evening four Ctndlddtes re-
ceivei the rank Of esquire. aud three the
rank OF knight. PreiaIe Alfred Cyr was
reported sick.
Grand Chancellor George &. Gates. &C.
companied by the grand officers, viii
make an Official visit to the subordinate
lodges upon the following dates: Pdles
tiue, April 4; Myrtle, April 9; Damon.
April II; 81. Johns, April l3; Garfield,
April Is; Pythias, April 81; Narragan-
sett, April %; Oriental, April %;
Howard, May 3; Washington. May 10;
Eureka, May 10; Providence. May 10;
Ptrseverence, May %: 81 George, May
81; Rcd Cross, June q; Herman. June
5; burnside, June l3; ST. Elmo, June II.
burnside lodge will i'm the iuture meet
every Thursday evening
Damon lodge c,nferrel the rank OF
page upon one candidate last Tuesday
evening. Next Tues iay evening the rank
OF light will be conferrel upon three
esquires.
Eureka lodge entertained Howard
lodge last Tuesday evening. The rank
OF page was conferred, and collation.
served.
What Cheer lodge had a big attend
ance last Monday evening Two candi-
dates were mi lated in the second rank.
Abraham Lincoln lodge held sheet
and pillow social last Wednesday. Dur
ing the evening Vice Chancellor JOAN
Carnes aud the quartet o. the lodge rem
dered several selections
Red Cross lodge had a large attend
ancs last Tuesday evening. ne rank OF
page was rehearsed by the officers.
Among the visitors In attendance was
Past chancellor John J.. Farrell, OF Abra-
ham Ltucoln lodge.
Sir kuight John II Lowell, stephen G..