The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

NET0P COUNCIL, NO. 2, O. u. A. M,
CELEBRlTED LAST NIGHT.
The Electric Road to Be Running Week
from sundsy-A New Board Organ
ixed-Petty Thefts-Other Locals.

Netop Council No. q, o. u. A. NJ, had
Councillor Fred w. Folsom. OF Narragan-
sett council of Providence. was present
to install the officers Of the ensuing
term, and several visitors more or less
prominent in the order were present to
help enjoy the occasion. Ths following
we're ethe'officers In stalled: Couocillor, Il +
Thatcher; vice couacilior, Il. A. L'tis (;
recording secretary, John Rowani as
sistant recorling secretary. Charles Nc
Farland; flnaacla secretary. A. M.
Hunt; treasurer. w. ID. Horton; induc-
tor, Hiram ii. Peckham; examiner,
James L. S NTH; inside prot ector. II. III.
Davis; outside protect or, Slas Aldrich;
junior ex-councillor, Diniel Oldrdge;
senior ex councillor, ii. l.. Grant trus-
tees, james III Barney. Wyland X Smith
ana A. L. G.. Chase
The various prelimnar,es for field day
were discussed, and the council viii
probably turn out as strong, in proper
tion to membership. as any other council
In the state. After the business
of the evening was disposed of
there were addresses by Ma
tionaf Representative Fred Carpenter.
State Councillor Wayland II. SIN ith,
Deputy State Councillor Fred w. Fol.
som, members of the state council, and
Recording Secretary A. +. Warner OF
Burnside courcil, No. 8. Stories were
told by the speakers and very pleasant
time was enjoyed until after midnight.
VIII Not Run sunday.
There has been report in circulation
for some time that it was exepcied that
the electric railroad would be in opera
tion by Sunday of tnis week at the latest
but the man who has charge OF the fill
ing in ut the new bridge told The News
correspondent this morning. that the hl!-
ing i'm would probably be completed about
Monday night. Gravel from Fort hill
IN being dumped in there at the rate OF
240 cart loads psr day and every
thing that can he done TO hasten the
advent of the electrics is being done.
There is no doubt that the cars will be
running all right by week from Sun
day, as there is comparatively little to do
besides completing the bridge aud ling
in on the southern approach to IT.
General Mention.
A musical organization has been formed
known as young American" band. The
following officers have been chosen: Pres
ident, Frank Willard vice president,
Arthur Horton; business manager,
Arthur Saulisbury musical instructor,
Thomas Hudson; treasurer. Clarence
Wright; secretary, Frank Austin leader.
Will Miner.
About IL o'clock last night Peter
Mcguire, assisted by his wife. consumed
a large quantity of stimulants and dur
ing the good time that followed they had
family Jar. which r suited in Mrs.
Mcguire beiug pushed down Hight or
stairs by her angry spouse. She sus-
tanned a severe fracture Of the right
ankle and was taken TO the hospital.
Some one entered lhe railroad station
at Rumford Yesterday and stole the
station masters lunch basket.
The Kings Knigats he'd "a very inter
esting meeting last evening. There
were several re-inforcements received
into their ranks.
The Kings Daughters met at the resi-
dence OF their secretary last evening.
Considerable important business was
transacted.
Several new propositions for member
shin have been received by General George
b. Meade Camp No. IL, s. o. ", and not
withstanding the hot weather the caLp
is constantly gaining in membership.