The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-08

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Burroughs are improving. Great Sachem
Francis has made the following appoint
ments;
DEPUTY GREAT sAcHEMs
Antonio Spencer. p s.. Ossamequin
tribe, No. 4, address, PAS Division street,
Pawtucket. 10 Canoncnet tribe, No. 10,
aud Pocasset tribe, No. IL.
JCh i. Clark, Canonchet tribe, No.
10, ad,li ess, Valley Falls, TO Watchemoket
ir be, No. 2, and O>samcquin tribe, No.
Charles ". Mercier, Tahona tribe. No.
8, address, 10 Sheldon stree. Providence,
to Pettaconset tribe, No. 3, aud Squaa-
tum tr be. No. IL.
James Rider, Pettacolset tribe. No. 3,
address. Ii Gallup stree, Providence, 10
King Philip tribe. No. |, and Weenat-
Shassit tribe, No.
Elias Cox, Wamsitta tribe No. z, ad-
dress, A Taylor street, Providence. TO
Tahoma tribe, No. 5. aud Metamora tribe.
No. IL.
Clifford J. Deap.s Tahoma tribe. No 5.
address, So Greenwich street. Providence,
TO Narrag tnsett tribe. No. o, and VAN
sitta tribe, NJ. z.
Alfred Mowry. King Philip triD,. No.
!, address $50 Pine street, Providence, to
Waneta council No. l. ID. of P., and
Minnehana council No 2 ID. of p.
The great sachem, accompanied by the
other great chiefs. willinake official Wis
it's to the tribes and councils in this res
ervation. as follows:
Pettaconsett tribc. No. g. End Sleep. Beaver
Moon. G. S. D. ioe Work; Warriors Degree.
Narragansett tribe. No. 0. 9th Sleep. Beaver
Moon. q. s. ID, 402. Work Chiefs Dsgree
waneta council No 1. ID. or r.. 10th Sleep, Beaver
Moon. q. 3. ID 4o2. Work; Adoption Degree.
squantum tribe. No. le. cath sleep Beaver Moon.
g. ). d.. 40s. Work: Adoption degree.
Tahoma tribe. No, o. 9Th Sleep. Hunting Moo n, q.
\. d.. 4 2. w1rk: Adoption degree.
o samequin tribe. No a. nth sleep Hunting
Nom. @. s. d.. 4o2. worK: Adoption degree.
King Philip tribe. No. 22nd Sleep. Hunting
Moon. q. =. d.. 402 Work: Adoption degree.
watchemokes tribe. No. g Goth esp. Hunt ng
Moon. q. s. d., 402. Work: Hunters degree.
M.tamora tribe. No. IL. 18th Sleep, Cold Moon
@. =. D.. 4o3 Work. Adoption degree.
Pocasset tribe. No Is. 3lst Sleep Cold Nom, G..
S. d. 4o3. Work: Adoption degree.
Mnnehaha council No. 2. ID OF p. I2th Sleep
Snow Moon. @. 5. D.. 4o3. WORK: Adoption de-
gree.
Canonchet tribe. No. 10. 10th sleep. Snow Moon,
@. ID. S.. 403. Work: Hunters degree.
WamsItta tribe No. z, 10Th Sleep. Snow Moon, q.
g. ID 4oa Work: Hunters degrees.
wesnst-shasslt tribe, No. O. 2sth Sleep. Snow
Moon. q. 5. d., Ao3. Work; Adoption Degree.
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that each tribe exemplify one OF the de-
grees on the evening OF the visitation OF
the great chiefs.
Past Grand Sachem Fred j. Smith,
who died last Monday morning, was one
of the Oldest members of the order ia the
state, having been connected with the
order when it was first introduced into
the state many years ago. H. was a p 81
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in King Philip tribe No. l.
1t is quite probable that Great Sachem
Henry N Francis will extend an invita-.
tion to the elected chiefs and other men,
bers Of the subordinate tribe to meet In
one OF the large halls in the city where
the secret work Of he order will be exem-
pl fed and general understanding had.
A banquet will be one OF the attractions.
The session Of the great council OF
Massachusetts, was held in Bos on the
past week. Among those present wers
Great Sachem Henry n. Francis OF this
state, who received most cordial greet
ing
riors degree upon one candidate this
evening.
There Is to he some sort o. jubilee at
OQuuuJufl bTioc ob hlNtTSlQt SOOn. ne
great sschem and several prominent
members of the order will be In attend
ance.
1he deputy great sachems met in the
parlors of Red Mems hall last Monday
evening and received their commissio ons,
and were instructed In their duties by the
great sachem.
A Change In the Date OF st. Tammany's
Day suggested-short Talks.
The order now celebrates st. Tammany's
day in May. 1t Is well suggested that the
Fourth of July be substituted.
Members In good standing July /, 322, 200.
1t Is expected that new era will be in.
augurated west of the Mississippi conse-
qucnt on the holding Of the great council
of the United States at Des Moines, and
that the order will grow there as never be-
fore.
The annual session Of the great council OF
Massachusetts was held at Lawrence En-
campment hall, 7s4 Washington street.
Boston, Thursday, Aug. 81. Great Inco-
honee Hon. Thomas 4. Peckinpaugh of
Ohio was present.
Quindaro tribe Is the largest tribe in New
York and has adopted more pale faces than
any other tribe in the state during the last
term. From present indications the mem
bership will exceed GOO at the end of the