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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-01


port, and Past Guard b. r.
Chace as chaplain. Among the visitors
were Noble Grand WV. Butler OF Pilgrim
lodge and Brother Flynn Of Putnam,
Conn.
At o previous meeting of Pilgrim lodge
1t was decided to have the officers for 1894
publically installed. Many OF the mem
bers have changed their views upon this
subject and the matter will probably be
brought up for action again this evening.
The second social of Westminster lodge
for the seasons OF 1884 was given In CO.
lumbia hall last Monday evening and was
very successful affair. The committee
OF arrangements consisted of Noble Grand
William Bradbury, Vice Grand John K.
Mullen, and Past Grand j. II. Ordway.
Pilgrim lodge will elect its officers for
the coming year this evening.
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pythian sisterhood.

Elmwood assembly met last Wednes-
day afternoon and as il was the day be-
fore Thanksgiving the attendance was
not quite as lage as usual, as most of the
members were interested in yesterdays
dinner. This assembly will hold a supper
TO be followed by social In Elmwood
lodge X. of p. hall Tuesday evening,
Dec. IL.
Calantha assembly will hold an open ses-
sion Wednesday evening, December 13, at
which time the families and friends of the
members are requested to be present. A
very pleasing entertainment will be given.
This assembly will hold masquerade ball
in Talstaff hall this evening. The mem
bers of the sewing circle will hold their
next meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Clinton.
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Pythian Sisters.

The pretty hall of May temple was filed
last Monday evening to overfiowing, and
all but one of the many knew that there
was pleasant surprise in store for that
one, who is one of the most popular MEM
bers OF the order. That one was Past
Grand Chief Sarah j. Gon. The early part
OF the evening was devoted to the trans-
action Of the customary business of the
temple, and when il came to the good of
the order smile was seen upon all faces.
A number of the members were called on
for remarks, and when Grand Chancellor
George G. Gates of the grand lodge X. OF
p, was called upon he spoke in glowing
terms of the work done by the one who
was to be the recipient of handsome
token. lie then called upon Mrs. Goff
and she was escorted to the station of the
most excellent chief, and I'm behalf OF the
members OF the order presented her with
n diamond ring. SO surprised was Mrs.
Goff that she was unable to respond.
This was not all, for Jane Chickering came
forward and presented her with large
basket OF beautiful flowers as n token OF
esteem from the members of the Knights
OF Pythias. IL was supposed by many
present that this sort OF affairs were at an
end, but this did not prove 10 be the case
for Brother Harry STAG kpole came forward
and still added TO the lady's happiness an
elegant jewel case from the members OF
Elmwood temple. It was all complete
surprise to Mrs. Con and demonstrates
the fact that ladies can and will keep a
secret. Brother l.. Il. Dix was among
the vishors and added much
TO the pleasure OF tho occasion by render
ing several humorous selections. The af-
fair was brought to an end by the serving
of very tempting supper.
The next meeting Of Eureka temple viii
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Red Men.

BY being misinformed il was stated in
this column last Friday that the great
sachem, Henry M. Francis, had called a
special meeting of the great council to be
held last Monday evening. The meeting
will be held next Monday evening in the
parlors of Wamsutta tribes hall corner OF
Cranston and Winter streets.
King Philip tribe received one applica-
tion for membership last Friday evening.
The attendance at Metamora tribe last
Tuesday evening was somewhat larger
than usual Two applications for men,
bership were received, and the adoption
degree conferred upon one candidate.
There were visitors present from nearly
all OF the tribes in the city, Great Sachem
Henry M Francis being one OF the num-
ber. A light collation. was served.
The meeting of Tahoma tribe was well
attended last Friday evening. The adop-
tion degree was conferred upon one candi-
date under the supervision of the sachem,
w. II. Morey. At the conclusion OF the
business of the meeting remarks were
made by Past Sachems ii. A. Maynard of
Wamsutta tribe, A. Mitchell of Squantum
tribe and N. II. Arendt of Ia
homa tribe, also Brothers Henry
Normandy, w. III. Burns, w. A.
Lewis, and others of Tahoma tribe. On
the evening of Friday, December 10, the
tribe will hold select social in b. t. hall.
Next Friday evening Great Sachem
Henry M. Francis and board of great
chiefs VIII make an official visit to Ia
homa tribe. The social committee have
been instructed to see that generous
supply Of "corn and venison" is prepared
for the event.
The members ofSquantum tribe received
a call from the chiefs of the Great council
last Friday evening. The great sachem
was somewhat disappointed in not being
able to secure degree train to accompany
him. The attendance at the meeting was
as large as could be expected, but there
was not sufficient number present who
were acquainted with the ritual to confer
either OF the degrees, so the evening was
devoted to sociability. A genuine Squan-
tum chowderewas served.
Thanksgiving eve the members of Wa
meta council, Daughters Of Pochontas,
met in King Philip hall on North Main
street, and after the regular business of
the council was disposed of concluded
that little fun was good, and they went
at it and for an hour or more there was
plenty of fun. They had a "peanut hunt"
"lemon squeeze" and number of other
games known only to members of an order
of this kind. At the meeting next
Wednesday evening five candidates will
be initiated.
The great chiefs and members OF the
grand council will be invited next
Monday evening to visit the session of
Wamsutta tribe and witness the ceremony
of comforting the chiefs degree. The in
vitation will be accepted providing that
the special meeting will close in time.
Wamsutta tribe claims to confer this de-
gree in manner equal to none in this
state &f
Watchemoket tribe conferred the war
rior's degree upon one candidate last Fri
day evening.
On Monday evening, Dec. II. the chiefs
of the great council will visit Assemequin
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Mystic Chain.

The Select castle held special meeting
in Mystic Chain hall on Westminster
street last Tuesday evening, for the pur-
pose OF compiling code OF bylaws for the
government Of subordinate castles. Also
to see what arrangements could be made
to entertain the officers of the supreme
castle who are to be in this city next June,
this being the city selected for the next
annual meeting of that body. Another
special meeting will be called in the near
future when committee will beappointed
to make all necessary arrangements for
the meeting Of the supreme castle.
About one month ago the different
castles in this city, accompanied by the
John Bray military company made a
fraternal visit to Samuel Collyer castle at
Pawtucket and since that time the castle
has taken a new lease of life. There is at
the present time seven applicants in
waiting for the degree of the order, and
there are number of prospective candi-
dates in view.
A large delegation from Providence
castle visited Rochester castle last Thurs
day evening.
Roger Williams castle met last Monday
evening. One application for member
ship was received. The committee who
had charge of the concert and ball that
was given in Hedley's hall Monday even
ing, Nov. 13, made its report, and a
much larger amount of money was made
than was expected.
All of the castles that hold meetings
during the coming week will nominate
officers for 1894.
Rochester castle met last Tuesday even
ing and received three applications for
membership. At the meeting to be held
Tuesday, Dec. u, the first degree will be
conferred on five or more candidates.
The John Bray Military company is
making preparations to hold grand con-
cert and ball.
Lady Lascelles assembly, Daughters OF
Naomi, did not hold any session last even
ing on account of Thanksgiving.
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British American.

Division No. of the Independent Brit
ish American association held a well
attended meeting last Friday evening.
The names OF four applicants were added
to tho roster. An effort Is TO be
made to make a large number of the
present members voters on real estate be-
fore the next election. G.. L. Robinson
was present by special invitation and
made very pleasing address. There is to
be very interesting meeting held in
Freedom hall next Friday evening.
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Knights ofHonor.

bro. James 4. Demare, the founder Of the
order. and 40 his death national grand re-
porter. died at Louisville recently. He was
Al years of age. Twenty years ago he and
16 others, most Of whom are now dead. met
in Louisville and organized the first lodge.
The growth OF the orler was rapid, and
there are now 200 members In the coun-
try.
The supreme dictator has authorized an
appeal circular IN behalf OF brother fam
sly IN California, TO be known as the Lemke
relief fund.
The report of the secretary OF the grand
lodge Of New Hampshire shows the present
number Of lodges. 26; total number OF mem
bers July I, 724, which is loss of 40. Nine
deaths have occurred during the year end
ing June 30.
Two assessments have been called for
November under date OF Nov. !. There are
1ii deaths on the call, Of which - were from
New York. ~ from Massachusetts,, 8 from
Texas, from Pennsylvania. There were 8
suicides, 3murders and 10 accidental deaths
The total benefits paid to Oct II amounted
tos44, AZ. .7l1.sl.
There are % lodges In Connecticut. with
a membership Of 1900. Three new lodges
were established durin0 the past year.
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Thursday was red letter day for the
club. Nearly all OF the twenty five mem-
bers were present. Mrs. Thornton was
the entertainer and she understands the
art OF making people enjoy themselves.
Reading and vocal music were the main
features OF the afternoon. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Blivin's, ii6 Hope
street, Dec. IA
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Pilgrim Fathers.

Providence Colony No. 1i5 will hold an
entertainment in Odd Fellows hall on
Hewes street next Monday evening. The
entertainment will be preceded by a
supper.
Tuesday evening, Dec. II, Narragansett
colony viii meet at o'clock and hold A
short session, after which an entertain
ment will be given 10 which the friends
OF the colony are cordially invited.
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Norman Castle No. I win hold meeting
Friday evening, Dec. 8, Of more than ordi-
nary interest, and II Is hoped that all
members who are interested i'm the welfare
Of the castle will be present.
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NOTICE. OF SALE UNDER TRUST Dtro

NIyHEgEAs. OS rliE Q. IA DAY on
w April itl Emma Morris, iu her own
right, anu Frederick o, Morris her husband,
pariica of the hrst part, made, CAgHutoI auu
delivered ~ John W nuuuUlun, party ~ tho
second pnrt and trustee their contain must
deed aid thereby conveyed tp the said Johu
", nonnollan tue following described prem.
IfCH. tu-Nlt'
nesinnipg at tho southwest corner Of lot one
%, UIo.k tWcnty uino 1907, pln. 'u, sat Lake
Ciiy surrey, und running thence 90 ave 800
rode. thence uurth ten lltl rode, thcuco wet
i've tl rod. "a lucr south ton l0 rods, 20 the
ularc % beginning, situate ln iho city uud
sad trust deed was duly hcEupw|rdscl and
corunei anu recorded in ne glgoo, me
county recorder Of -alt lako County 90 ho0E
$40" Of mortgugtr, paEta lhi 90 1905
Whereas, sad convey tncc was made IN trust
Co. secure the payment 10 - " hutrssnn, nd
ward Mcrr.ll, auucl Morrill, and Ihomns 4.
kout dong 'busi Osa az Morrison, Merrill e
co.., partlps Of the Third parl, Of the sum ut
fifteen hundred dollnrs Nl'Il, Tor murchau'
part from the pur'lrs OF the Oh ~ part. and
upon which aaid purgnWo crcdltu f three
months 70 tue amount ~ ilttou hundred dol.
lars was 90 be- extended, ana
Mhurola ON the eighth and ninth days of
Mny.lsGl bee pant % OF tg nfbt part purchased
lumber AMI other building mater nlH nom no
partiei 0t the third part TO the llnuIHt VI III
teen hundred uollhtu, and have paid no uart Of
'W6sreiis he yaymcutof tho same matared
m ini uron the Nth DAY OF August, lsNj, aud
whefoas sail tUst decd Do funieHt to "a prior
urumbraucs OF tIul.. aud the plrtIoa u tho
nrst part coycranlcd there 90 promptly pay
Tic Interest maturing ON Fald PRIOR iucum.
lrbncc. hut have allowed s1mo 90 become dc
lipqupnt,
| should tho pur.ics pf tho lfsi part tan 90 pay
the interest CA cad Nuur urumlfHnCp aud
| should fall 10 pay for MI lumber and building
mntrrAls purchased ot the uAriics Ot tho third
part thin three months Oi the uAts OF tho salo.
ihen tho auid trustee should proceed Go Fcl Haid
property Il public ycndur { tue highest hi1.
! der for cthh, IN thO manner PROVIDED m sand
| trust drOd, reference being made thereto for
| amnro particular deception nj the provisions
/ hCruul ana ont ct the proceeds 90 pay Tho
| nmouut due 20 the parties ~ tho third part,
| with interest with % reasonable attorneys fec
| and tho costs ~ hts trust
! Nuw therefore,, notice is hereby given that
| on Monday, tne md day Of october, lsgt tho
| underlined Will a. tho mont door Of mo
county court house M SAT- akr CITY. Utah
| Territory At " O'Clock noon NJ thAt dfY. toll
/ tho above described premises Co mo highest
| bidder for rHsh or 80 much thereof nH t. nee
] essary 60 raHc tho sam { fifteen hundred dol.
| lnra With interest from MAY uth, ISIS. at eight
! Dor cent. QUO "a the parties Of the third part,
/ aud 10 pay tho expenses OF ,his trust
Dated. SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, thia llth day
| JOHN W. DoNEELLAN.
trustee.
| mASK -. sTrpHISs ana ufNNEH y,
sNIuI, Attorneys for Trustee
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RFAnY MLns lauhIAEn pIA8rras
SFAfuPYS SULPHUR CbNnLtS,
wARsHAL's SALE.

Pursuant 90 an ordo " pole 20 mo directed
hy The third Judicial utsIfHt Court of rho
Territory ot Utah, I thAl expose Ht public
fHIC. lt she front door of the touuy Court
llnuHc. Iu Size cl'y 81 SAT- . aEc County OF -HIt
abe and ltfrtoIy of Utah lu tHU 18th day col.
eric btr, 1913. lt 10 U'c urE W., OIL tho uuut,
iiiIr. claim lut iutcIctt of Or0rar O.. NpluHu.
itcnurtt cai.n. trcdcHc 60 Heath, ilUuH.
tita Heath. tUdic ". b.. IItwHyIh D. W.
UItuuu ana tIo Tab NHuHua. lauk r. rur.
rurau o.. Nrfrniunfs -, Dob, and 10 tlc iulluW.
ItH described rom grtHtg. f|u1io WING Hnd
IpIuF 600 tUr County ~ salt Lake. Io rituiY ~
tt1h. and described na TO love-. tl wit.
Au nf lOtstl, 90. % end f'tu BLOCKS plat a."
tuuth Vain street uddiuuni Hl01 Iutsf, p, 70 q,
HuI NIu Do ok 2. pIat"A' DE- pIa.tgI iu Hnll
South Main strtoI addition. -Ht IltH cts,
Utah. toFpIIUf with all lrd singular eide tUuls
Weufa. utrcuiuWUula und "IUurtsuHurps
thctounto hriougiuE or in anywisu appcrIain.
ing.
10 DO cod a5 ihc properly oil Gsorso O.
NcudHu. licrrtuH 1Caduu, trCdrIHk %. lIra.h.
urnurtta ilC 90. Audir So. D. IfouhrH t.W
Uutman, ami thN ut1h Nu't1uHI Huht H cHr
pnnuon. 90 me sut of Use Waulrss. Hs the
sdminIa traitor of tho estate OF HAIRY NHaIgal
decreased.
Terms u sale. C4sh.
NAT " BRIGHAM.
q. r Marshal
by JuuS &c. tuuvncK, uonuV Marshal
NHtut AuruHf .ftI. lHHN
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NrOTiCL o. HEUtuY GIVEN THAT Is
N pursuance O. au order ut tho lfuhato
c0urt vt tho rIiy and comfy Of salt . abe,
utAr. Territory, made nn The IN day of June,
is 3. in tho muttHr Of the rststu Of George
uuufard, deceased. the uudrrsiguud, thf cN'
rcutrix OF tlu ll.t will q testament OF hcofso
uuuford. deceased, viii cell 10 rivaio eh.r Go
mo rigucst bidder tor ca and SUBJECT 90 con.
frmatl0n By iNg saii Probate court, on lhc ~
day OF ueiuurs. .s.I, 40 the rgbt. title and
irirseat OF thg estate of the 1iid George luu.
ford. az tIU ume Ut hls death, hnd 600 The
uFht. utia aud interest thHt the SAID cHtato
has, hg operation uf enc hw or uthyrWi.U no.
uuIItt. other than. ur 900 aIdir1u 60, that OF
die tai1 George Nuuiurt nt me slime of iis
death, tu aud t0aIl tllsu certain lott piuegs OF
parcels OF IHpu u,uu,. l}inf ma ho.ng iu tue
bounded and described IH In' uWh, Co WIZ
All block one Uu.1Uui uul sAty aA lliH
plat %. salt Lake i'Iy survey aIs1 'ui fiAiogn
llTI. bloc. thirteen ..H.t God. con cay UIAs a o.
|oIH twrntN two I.l|. tWrufE.throc To huu
tUruty.fuuf UlN. block twenty i2ll, Gordon
CIV. plat s. nlsu tho uurinchHt quarter OF
frst Ion thirty $500. township ono lll north OF
range two , w,sh of -hlt LAKE metdiani nna
thffiy lyrf iIstarca 90 water stock ~ iho Nurih
Point tuutoIiJatei iIrfIEstiHn COMPANY, 900 OF
thr above tfUI. rs IrIug .ltuatrd in sat LAi %
county Uta1 iuTit0p. Terms and conditions
All ma or ouara muttto n writing aud may
be- Ie't with tho yNprutrlN Ht No. "a cast tIrst
south street sA.t exc ity, Utah, on or hCfor0
nc lst duy ~ october, l.Jt
Dated SAT- Lake Cfg ttlh, August net, lslj
IIlyA SNOW DuNiutb.
ENcfutrIx u the ilst will aud test1ment Of
George uuufDrd. duculag1.
MASK % -rtrtINs, NENNIH y. tMiIit, At
tornyya for vNUUuiTNt
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Sta0aard Sburcb WorIN.


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4 UCEY BILL MiNtNG COMPANY,
II Principal place Of business Tara civ,
ttahi location 81 mine. tuukc trCUa Nluitg
instruct, Wasutfh uuuty. ttiL Notice i-
hereby given, illt a. meeting OF the Hoard %
hold on inc 'ih dty or August 1895. a. HaHtsH
munl 80. " OF ! = cents prr share Wa levied
nn the capital stock 20 tur corporation pay
abl0 90 the Hrcrul4ry within Do DAYS ttom
above date, at sult LIKE CITY lhh, Any
atuFk upon NluCU th.a AIsuHrmeut frmatns uu
paid uu the lfth duF of Cutgmnrr, l-lHNil De
payment 10 By adt Hyfufy. wall NU sI.d ne pubuC
suction ON the tird day 90 Ietuhcr 1873, nt "
o'clock attn ut room SO. 8N Constitution
building salt Lake tity. Utah, Co pay iUIn,
quVnt assessments together with costs Of
aINurilsIuE aud expense o. sale Assessment.
may uu PAID 10 the ttAh Commercial and
sayiuFs Hank sat Take tlfy, Utah
Vs. J.. HtEruN Secretary,
Residence, NuriOu's Court aud south, bet
md and ord West ~ salt Lake ~, Utah
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST

NNrulNTHH A NtE NftItNN.. OI SALT
w Laty t.uy tnh. Ny hcf certain ocrl 90
recorded no thO ofiet 81 ihc ,0uUiy recorder.
SAT- IHtt county, 900 lch utty i'tn. i-ii, in
book q 49, of mufighrps, u1f1s q . 10 snli ana
conveyed 20 tho undersigned Iu tees 80
following described real estate. situate Boo The
county 70 -aIt luac. Territory Of Utah tI.Wit
Al 90 'nt one tlI. block QUO huhufci luI
tAuty.sUfyu tliil. pat 10. salt Lake tlty eur.
Ncy, in trust iur ihc pupoac OF securing The
Payment uf certain y ouiaslrY note tNu.
ruteI ami delivered ~ sali ANNE NilllaWi
Goo the h4r. oi Commercial corporation, which
atlC. Iatc. with interest Ut % per cent Der
anuum, ulNuh.u quarterly, ana D. iu|y dc
HrulUl lu su d deed OF trust rnf Tor a mufo
paru.ular DESCRIPTION Of vhch Inference Dr.
lo.Ull made 90 siid deed ua d fft hereof AMI
uhrfrtH according o. lhu ttrWs ami cuudu utH
~ sHid note aud SAID deud OF trust ntid note
tUlruHrY, lsII, Que ana no psrt thereof, ur il7
interest thereon hns been PAID, excepting the
interest 90 august lsi, u
AMI whereas 10 was and % provided Ia saii
Deed uf tfuHt that AZ default should be- mHiu in
The paYWrut of sHId note thHn HMu under.
siEuci trustees should ptuestl 20 ttl ail
iu she highest hiilcr Tor cis1. ursi flfus
twenty I3II days puuuH uoii"y ~ th1 time,
icrus ang place oi a.id slle, nhl ihc woleip
90 be- sold hy advcny tWeht tuur unNa'
paper uuHlishcd Boa salt iHto 49,, Tor the WIf.
uoar % fIlhutug AMI HistharunF the duuoa
aud uhliEu lur. Of suld t,usi'
Aud Whor hs tho legal oWncr anu lnldgf Of
frt pr1mtsHUry mole. Co ~ 70. he Nnut ~
Commerce tla requested the utdurd Eurh
trustee % proceed tn cell futu property uu-
der and acr0rdiHE iu the terms ruu provisions
VOW. ihcpfofe. me unicu.snci traatcc.
hfofCsAld At tho request ~ cara iHns ui i1m
fuId uFumiss1ry note. VIII 10 accordance Win
tue terms and rouditi1Ha 20 Hall decd oil trust
on ihc itt1 DAY VI september. isi. % ile root
door nf tho County Court liuuar, iu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12
NOTICE. FOR nlps.

10y ORDER or tins COUNTY COURT,
ID notice b. hereby gwen that bids will be-
received hy tho County NIcFk u salt Lake
tounty, tor the lUilding of an addition 10 the
Cuunty Poor iiuuso hH per plhuN nnd spccih.
isu8 ND the ou.to of rruuifpot aud hird, roo M
10 Morctuulo UlurE
Al hide Co uu Moo WIN tnr county Clerk, at
fore sent h. l.ul. at 10 O'Clock m,
All his 90 uu ACCOMPANIED by q ccrtinod
check Tor U1 county roscrying right 10 re.
n y. MELOl,
County CLERK.
HyJ ,. Jack, Deputy County clerk,