The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-13
SECRET SOCIETIES.
ODD FELLOWS.


proving. and Brother Walker as sick. A
collation. was served during the evening.
Pilgrim Lodge had very large attend
ance last Tuesday evening
The officers OF Anchor Lodge were In
stalled last Monday evening by District
Deputy Grand Master Leander Shaw and
suite.
Hope Lodge held it's regular meeting
last Monday evening The different de-
gree teams rehearsed the work. This
every meeting during the balance OF the
winter.
Pilgrim Lodge has several applications
under way. The newly y-iustal ed officers
propose to boom he lodge this year.
The installation Of the newly,elected
officers of Washington Lodge, No. IL,
l. o. o. b.. of River Point occurred last
Saturday evening, the work being done
by Alvin Salisbury, assisted by the
following grand officers: G. w, Job Man
CHESTER; chester; &; & r. s., Joseph " Wood % G. = g.
Caleb Westcott. The following named
members were installed: Frank o. Bar
stow. N. e.; w. A. Carpenter. V. G.; T.
M. Holden, X; s.; Edward t. Payson. l.
s.; trustees, 7. W Locke, George b.
pointed officers were George b. Harris,
X. S. to N. G.; Pierce Tuckerman. l.. s.
TO N. G.; ii. X. Brown, l.. 5. TO v. g.:
William Greenhalgh, conductor: j. o.
Rowand, warden; r. Il. Wilcox, chap
!, G.;, Caleb Wescott. II; 5. s.;
lain; Adrian Dana, o. g.; Q. A. Reynolds,
committee, q. B. Harris. Z. NJ Holden,
X. +. Wilcox. Remarks were made by
the district deputy and the board Of
grand officers.
The following officers-elect of Anthony
Lodge. Odd Fellows. Anthony. have been
installed by District Deputy Grand Mas
ter Albin Il. Salisbury aud board OF Off
GERS, Albert o. Salisbury officiating as
grand marshal: Noble grand. A Mar
shall Bigbee; recording secretary, A. 4.
Salisbury. past grand; permanent secre-
tary, I. G. Dorrance; treasurer. James II.
Whitford; warden, George Gerrarch; con-
ductor, w. Z. Macreading, past grard;
outside guard, Matthew Gradwell; Inside
guard, George Battey; right support to
left support to noble grand. James
Crompton; X. s. s., William B. Hadheld
l.. 8. s.. Lorenzo Matthewson; chaplain.
Thomas Lock; senior past grand, Elmer
Wilcox: organist, j. III. Whitford.
What Cheer Lodge had large attend
ance last Tuesday evening. District
Deputy Grand Master l.. j. Shaw was
present and installed the newly elected
officers. Noble Grand Stone made the
following appointments Warden. j.
guard, Harris EasterDrooks; outside
guard, G. 2. Lintell; chaplain, George A.
Woolley; right support TO noble grand,
George II. Dean, Jr.; left support, We're
w. Beck; right support to vice grand,
Past, Past Grsnd ssISd Al Gushing; left support,
J.. 5. g., l.. .. Phillips. During the
evening the Rev. Past Grand Alfred
Manchester presented the retiring noble
grand, George III. Schroeder, with the
gavel he had Welded during the past
y'ar. The members INDUCED in cigars
and enjoyed general good time.
The officers OF Minnehaha Encamp-
ment will ss~installed next Wednesday
evening.
Mayhower Lodge had "a fair attendance
social session Noble Grand William
II. Hall appointed the following past
grands as degree masters: Joseph c.
Johnson George Petri aud William ii.
Hamilton. The last-named brother was
appointed drill master, and on the social
COMMITTEES, u. 4. Dix, Past Grand \. $
Green and Warren B Heap. There will
be an item OF business next week that
will be OF Importance to every meul ber OF
the lodge, and IL Is the desire of the noble
grand that all who eau will make an
effort to be present.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge had very large
attendance last evening, and had very
Interesting session. The degree was
conferred upon one candidate, and one
application Tor membership was received
During oue evening fasJ NoDle Grand
Mrs, Lizzie Shaw presented the retiring
Noble Grand Mrs. William A Wilson
with handsome collar, and Mrs Will
son somewhat surprised Past Noble
Grand Mrs. Margaret G. Cotton with an
elegant silver cake basket, The gather
per was served. The committee in char Ie
were Sisters Margaret G.. Cotton, c. Club |
buck, Priscilla Chace, Priscilla Slocum,
and Lille Chubbuck. Nearly all of the
Rebekah Lodges N the state were repre-
sented.
The officers of Franklin Lodge were in
stalled last Wednesday evening aud |
collation. was served
Eagle Lodge received two applications |
for membership last Wednesday evening. |
The trustees were instructed to consider |
some plan whereby the lodge could cele- |
brate its fiftieth birthday, that occurs the |
latter part OF April. 1t will. in all prob
ability, be the grandest event OF the kipd |
ever held In this State, AS it is the largest.
the richest aud probably the most indie
pendent 10 lodge E OF any one in the State,
too good " for Eagle Lodge or its mem
bers. And there is no doubt but the
lodge will observe the event in fitting
manner.
The order will soon be seventy-four
years old.
Reliance Lodge met last Tuesday even
ing There was no work. brothers
Silva and Rounds remain about the same
Fraternity Encampment had grand
good time last evening, and had Tor its
guests the board of grand officers. The
grand patriarch, Z. L. Pierce. is mem
Der of this camp" and he was given
royal reception. The patriarchal degree
was conferred upon one candidate. The
grand patriarch of Massachusetts, was
the special guest of the evening
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge meets next
Monday evening, when one candidate
will be elected.
Roger Williams Lodge had large at
tendance last Tuesday evening. The
first and second degrees were conferred
on one candidate. Warden William r. |
Buffum, on behalf of the lodge, presented
the retiring noble grand, T.. ID. Cum.
mings, with the gavel he had used dur
ing his term, the same being Handsomely
The lodge will hold one of its |
very pleasant socials next Tuesday oven
ing. Music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the Alpine Orchestra
Canonicus Lodge meets this even
ing