The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-28
OF PYTHIAs.

Brother Henry Roberts formerly of 81.
Elmo Lodge, who went to California q
number OF years & for his health, has
fully recovered and returned East. He
will o visit this city.
Mrs. Mcintyre, wife of the late Brother
James Mcintyre OF Providence Lodge,
died during the past week and was buried
, Monday. She left one child, q girl five
years old. and as neither Of its parents
have any relatives living the little one
was taken by the Highland Chapel, which
will see that 1t is educated and cared for.
Sterling Lodge has leased the top floor
OF the new Barstow building on Wey-
bosset street for q term OF i've years, and
will probably take possession Septem Der
!. Vice-Chancellor Walter X. Grifith,
Brother w. M. Green and Past Chancellor
A. j. Batchelder has been appointed q
committee to attend to the business.
There was q large attendance at Sterling
Division Monday evening: The commit.
toe on the pilgrimage to Washington re-
have fatigue coats made for the trip. An
hour or more was spent in drill, which
was witnessed by Colonel J. ID. Carpenter,
Lieutenant-C Colonel N. s. Davis and Regi-
mental Adjutant Walter r. Griffin.
Keeper of Records and Seal N. s. Ken.
nedy OF Sterling Lodge will probably
transfer his business to Newark, N. j., in
the future. His services as keeper of re-
cords and seal, as recorder FOR Ster-
ling Division will be greatly missed by
the members OF both organizations.
One application for membership was re-
ceived in What Cheer Lodge Monday
evening. Brother Henry Rounds was
elected master of finsnce. Brother
Thomas Whalen was reported improving.
A mock trial will be given In Win
chester Hall, Riverside, Wednesday even
Ing, August 8, under the auspices Of
Riverside Lodge.
A committee consisting of Brothers
Charles l.. Kenyon, William Aitken,
Henry Stoyles, William Andrews and
past chancellor were appointed in How
rrd Lodge, Wednesday evening, to
arrange for six days outing at Dexter
Grove, harrington, Monday, september 3.
Next Wednesday evening the commit
tee who had charge OF the games Pythian
day will visit ElmYood Lodge and will
present the handsome cup won by the
tug-of war team, and the team will pre-
sent IL to the lodge. The refreshment
committee have been ordered to prepare
for the event.
The officers of the First Regiment of the
Uniform Rank NIT at headquarters, 797
Westminster street, Wednesday evening,
and decided that the regiment would
leave this city on the evening OF Sunday,
August 26, for Washington. The sir
knights OF New Hampshire and a portion
from Massachusetts, viii Join the Rhode
Island delegation.
Chancellor Commander N. F. Arendt,
was a visitor at Enterprise Lodge Thurs.
day evening.
The rank of esquire was conferred on
one page In Garfield Lodge Tuesday even
ing. There will be work in the rank OF
knight Tuesday evening.
The rank OF knight on one and the AMI
OF page on two candidates was conferred
In Enterprise Lodge Tuesday evening.
The ranks of esquire and knight will be In
order Thursday evening.
The number admitted to the endow-
ment rank during the past quarter was
nearly 1000, making the total membership
S4,6S4, with assets $40, 306.60.
One application for membership was
received In Palestine Lodge Tuesday even
ing.
There will be a special sc ssion OF the
Grand Lodge. held In Oriental Hall Thurs
day afternoon, August 10, at 2 o'clock.
The rank OF page was conferred on two
candidates In Washington Lodge, We'd
nesdsy evening. Among the visitors were |
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal William
A. Wilsoa, Past Grand Chancellor George
G. Gates, Chsncellor Commander IL. l..
Morse and Past Chancellor A.. I. TInkhsm
OF Damon Lodge.