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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-17
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River, change places. Both will move
this week.
The P. A. & w. railroad has put in .
new switch at Bakers Crossing, anG
they are now bringing stone for a large
bridge at the foot of the hill.
Mrs. DR.. Lee, Of Akron, was in town.
last week on business.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, of Clyde, who
has been spending two or three week
with her mother, Grandma Dirlam, ha
returned to her home.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-17
HUNTINGDON.

OCTOBER, 15--Miss Jackson, CT La
Grange, is visiting her cousin, Charles
Rugg.
Mr.. Bennett, of Cleveland, is spending
few days with Milo June.
Milo Smith and wife and Mrs. Nettie
Keyes visited in Centerton last week
and spent Thursday at the Attica fair in
Seneca county.
Mrs. c. McLane, of Grand Rapids, o.,
visited her nephews. Milo and VIM. June
last week.
Quite severe hail storm visited this
place last Saturday, about two in the
afternoon, accompanied bya very high
wind which blew down great deal Of
fencing.
Lewis Meacham and Mr.. Davis, Of
Lodi, spent Sunday in town.
! Mr.. Peose and Mr.. McCasly. Of Rocky
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-17
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders

Mother Gray, a nurse in the children's
home in New York, has for years treated
children successfully with a remedy, now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
called Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Pow
ders. They are sold by all druggists at
% cents a package. They remove all
worms, are harmless as milk, pleasant to
take and never fail. Valuable for fever
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il no worms are present. Ask DR.. j. w.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Unity temple will omit its meeting
February 13 as the temple has rendered
the use of the hall to the Division En-
campment of the Sons of Veterans, who
will hold It's annual election in the after
noon, and reception in the evening.
The officers of May temple were in
stalled Monday evening by Deputy Grand
Chief .dary T.. Millett. A supper was
servea at the close OF the meeting. ~
Unity temple will hold an entertain
ment and social i'm Columbia hall, Tuesday
evening, Jan. %.
Supreme Representive Myra Nj. Carpenter
installed the ofiicers-elect OF Beacon Light
temple Wednesday evening. The degree
was conferred on two candidate. A very
pleasant incident of the evening was the
presentation of past chiefs jewels to
Past Chiefs Mrs. A. o. Mckee and Mrs.
Bertha Hicks. Mrs. Carpenter made the
presentation speeches.
& deputy Grand Chief Jane Chickering
inataled the ofiicers-elect of Unity temple
Tuesday evening. Two candidates were
initiated.
The onicers-elect OF Hope temple were
installed Wednesday afternoon by Grand
Chief Emma Mclaughlin. Four applica-
tions for membership were received.
East Providence temple elected officers
Monday evening. They will be installed
at the next meeting by Grand Chief
Emma Mclaughlin.
Supreme Representative Myra M. Car
penter and Past Grand Chief Sarah j..
Goff were the guests OF Liberty temple OF
Taunton, Mass, last evening, the officers
elect being publicly installed by the OFF,
GERS OF the grand temple of that state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13

liam A. Wilson, visited Abraham Lincoln
lodge, Manton, Wednesday evening, Tor
the purpose of installing the officers-elect,
but owing TO the semi-annual report not
being in readiness the ceremony was
postponed until Wednesday evening.
Assistant Deputy Grand Chancellor
Bemis installed the ofiicers-elect OF 81.
George lodge Wednesday evening.
Among the members of the order in this
Jurisdiction who are considered to be the
most proficient i'm delivering from
memory the charges OF the different
ranks, installations and other ceremonies,
are Supreme Representative Frank w.
Taylor, Past Chancellor II. 5. Bemis,
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal VIII
liam A. Wilson, and Past Grand Chan
cellor A. b. Gladding.
Any of the recently installed officers,
more especially the desk officers, who do
not thoroughly understand their duties,
can call upon Grand Keeper OF Records
and Seal William A. Wilson during his
Office hours and he will be pleased to in
struct them so that their duties may be
made much easier.
The officers OF Washington lodge were
installed Wednesday evening.
The attendance was not as large as
evening. The financial report OF the
lodge for the year shows that, notwith-
standing the large expense account, the
lodge has 300 to be added to the funds
that are already invested. The numerical
report shows an advance OF two.
The meeting of Garfield lodge Tuesday
evening was interesting to its members,
and all the newly elected officers were
4 m A
Ingham, sr., and Brother Couch were re-
ported sick. Brothers Greenwell, Lees
and Olney were declared well and Brother
Patterson improving. One candidate was
initiated in the rank of page. There will
be work in the rank of esquire Tuesday
evening.
What Cheer lodge received one applica-
tion for embership Monday evening.
The ranks Of esquire and knight were
conferred on one candidate in Enter
prise lodge Thursday evening.
The executive committee of the grand
lodge held a meeting Monday evening.
Grand Chancellor George G. Gates, Vice
Grand Chancellor Walter Scott and Grand
Keepe2 of Records and Seal w. III. Will
son were appointed committee to secure
hall, and Past Chancellor &. A. Cady, X.
=. Bemis and Supreme Representative
Frank w. Taylor to see that the multitude
was fed at the session OF the grand lodge.
In st. Johns lodge Thursday evening
the rank OF page was conferred on one
candidate. Vice Chancellor William Her
man, Past Chancellor Andrew Mckenzie,
Brothers II. Flynn, L. b. Brown and Rey-
nolds are on the sick list. At the meeting
Thursday evening the ranks of esquire and
knight will be conferred.
Burnside lodge of Bristol has made the
largest gains numerically of any in this
jurisdiction during the past year.
There is a genuine surprise in store for
the members of the grand lodge at the
annual meeting next month.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor w.
w. Occellston installed the oiiicers-ele
OF Myrtle lodge, Thursday evening.
The officers of Pythias lodge
waited patiently for the deputy Thursday
evening, so that they might be installed.
They waited in vain. They hope to be in
stalled next Thursday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Arrangements have been completed by
the committee of America council i'm
charge of the first anniversary celebra-
tion. The affair will be held in Odd Fell
lows building on Weybosset street, both
halls being enaged for the occasion,
Roger Williams lodge OF Odd Fellows
kindly allowing the council to use It's hall
that evening. The program will consist
of an entertainment and banquet, fol-
lowed by few hours of dancing.
The officers elect of A. Il. Burnside
council were installed Tuesday evening by
Deputy State Chancellor Fred Il. Newell.
A collation. was served.
Deputy State Chancellor William III. Ma
son, installed the officers-elect of Nara
gansett council Wednesday evening.
Seven of the members of the council were
reported sick.
The officers OF the state council visited
Liberty council Thursday evening. The
meeting was an open one and many lady
friends of the council were present. A
pleasing entertainment was given. The
occasion was also in honor of the second
anniversary of the council. A light lunch
was served.
The officers of the state council met
Thursday afternoon i'm the Office of the
state secretary and made preliminary
arrangements for the meeting of the state
council that is to be held Feb. 3d. They
will meet again on the afternoon of the
18th, when final arrangements will be
made.
There was large attendance at the
meeting OF Jessie Freeman council,
Daughters of Liberty Wednesday evening.
Three candidates were initiated. Deputy
state Councillor Fred Alexander and
delegation from Betsy Williams council
were present.
The officers of Lady Lincoln council
were installed Thursday evening by Dep
uty State Councillor Ella +. Manning.
Nearly all of the councils in the state were
represented. A light collation. was served
at the close OF the meeting.
Deputy State Councillor George Il. Cro-
we'll installed the ofiicers-elect OF Mash
paug council "Wednesday meeting.
The second degree was conferred on
several candidates i'm Washington council
Wednesday evening.
The many friends OF members of Ameri-
ca council are to present the council with
a beautiful Rhode Island state flag on the
evening of the second anniversary.
Brother Russell NJ. Lee, one of the
charter members OF Hope council, died
last Friday and was buried Tuesday.
Ex-State Councillor Ira ID. Gon, State
Council Protector William ii. Mason,
State Council Secretary G. w. Littell, and
others will attend the session OF the state
council OF Massachusetts,, Feb. %.
The officers of the state council have
received and accepted an invitation from
the anniversary committee OF America
II -. LII.
festivities.
The gain in this state for the past six
months has been about 500. The different
councils in this city will probably
entertain councils from other jurisdic-
tions during the session Of the National
council that is TO meet here about Sept.
II.
There will be no field day this year, rs
the order Is to make grand display ON
the first day of the session of the National
council.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13

ing scribe, John Lees; assistant recording
scribe, Thomas Samsbury; financial
scribe, Gordon Berry; financial treasurer,
William Mitchem; chief OF staff, James
Andrews, jr.; assistant chief OF stan,
Charles Lord ;inside guard, Albert Gordan;
outside guard, Benjamin Hanson; chap
lain, John p. Walker; first trustee, +. l..
Doughty; second trustee, Thos. Samsbufy
third trustee, David Robinson. The re-
tiring commander was John Lees. re-
port was read for the last year showing
an increase OF seven i'm membership, and
the castle was shown to be in good finan-
cial standing. Remarks were made by
Select Commander w. III. Broadbent and
Select Marshal John Bray on the general
working and welfare OF the order.
Lady Lucellis assembly met Thursday
evening and the officers-elect were in
stalled by Supreme Marshal John Bray,
and are as follows: Past commander,
Mary Spencer; commander, Clara Bilcliffe;
vice commander, Annie Watt; con-
ductor, Ellen Blackley; secretary Armetta
Brick; assistant secretary, Ada Bateson;
treasurer, Carrie Bray; inside guard,
Elizibeth Prospect; outside guard, T.. H..
Briggs. The social committee served a
supper during the evening.
There was a large attendance in Provi-
dence castle Tuesday evening, and the fol-
lowing named officers were in
stalled by Deputy Select Commander
Edward Kitcheman, assisted by
John Beaton as grand marshall: Vice
Commander, Il. +. Cooney; senior vice
commander X. Plummer; first Lieutenant,
/. Keegan; recording scribe, Il. Cash
m ore. assistant scribe H. Aulin; chief
OF staff, N. Murray; assistant staff, n.
Thurbett; treasurer, /. A. G. Wright;
inside guard, w. Pyrah; outside guard,
G. McAllister; trustee, p. g. Keegan.
The John Bray military company cele-
brated its third anniversary last evening,
with concert and ball in Mystic Chain
hall. There was very large attendance,
and the affair was very enjoyable one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
PYTHIAN sIsTERHOOD.

In Elmwood assembly Wednesday
afternoon it was decided to hold the next
supper and social in one OF the larger
halls in the centre Of the city. Il. w. IL.
society will meet with Sister Byrne
Thursday afternoon and evening, when
supper will be served.
A musical entertainment is to be given
by the Falstaf club for the benefit OF CAL
antha assembly, in Falstaff club hall, Fri
day evening, Jan. rs,
A masquerade social will be given by
Hermione assembly in Oriental hall Mon
day evening.
Grand Chancellor Mrs. w. ID. Laird in
stalled the following named officers OF
Calantha assembly Wednesday evening:
Chancellor commander. Mary Morris; |;
vice chancellor, Mrs. John Fanish; pre-
late, Mrs. w. T.. Knight; mistress OF
exchequer, Mrs. Charles McNally;
keeper of records and seal, Sadie
Mars; mistress at arms, Mrs. Charles
Alixs; assistant mistress at arms, Mabel
Inman; inner guard, Maggie Miller; outer
guard, Mrs. Charles Gardiner; past chan
cellor, Mrs. T.. G. Ormsbee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
RED MEN.

There was an increased attendance in
Metamora tribe Thursday evening. The
following named brothers were elec led as
the chiefs for the term Sachem, Edward
j. Hyland; senior sycamore, William Her
man; junior sycamore, Albion Sprague;
prophet, G.. III. Brown; chief
of records, Robert i. Clegg;
collector of wampum. A. Herman, keeper
of wampum, William SNOW; trustees,
Past Sachem G. ii. Brown, Brothers +. A.
Cole and William Wagner, M, d., Great
Sacham Henry M. Francis and members
of his board were present and endeavored
to infuse little new life into the tribe.
The great cheifs will make the tribe
another visit on the evening OF the
23d. Deputy Great Chief Ellis Il.
Cox will be present with his suite and in
stall the officers, and the great chiefs, or
first-c.ass team from one of the
tribes in the city, will confer the adoption
degree on one candidate for the benefit'of
the members.
Watchemoket tribe conferred the war
riors degree on one candidate last evening.
Deputy Great Sachem James Rider and
suite installed the officers of King Philip
tribe Tuesday evening.
The officers of Wamsitta tribe were
publicly Installed Monday evening by
Deputy Grand Sachem G. Dean and suite.
The adoption degree was conferred
upon one candidate in Pettaconsett tribe
Thursday evening. The work was done
by the newly elected officers. A portion
of the paraphernalia fell from its fasten-
ings and blanketed the candidate, sachem
and ono or two Others from view for a
few moments. In a short time the articles
was placed in proper position.
b. p. hall was filed with friends of
Tahoma tribe last evening to witness the
beautiful ceremony of the installation of
officers. The ceremony was performed by
Deputy Great Sachem II. Il. Cox, as
sisted by William T.. Briggs, Henry
l.. Archer, II. A. Maynard, e. A. Irish, III.
+. Fisher, George b. Leonard and A. +.
Harvey. The officers installed were as
follows: Sachem, George II. Evans; senior
sycamore, James T.. Burns: junior
sycamore, Fritz Kraus; prophet,
William A. Morcy; keeper of wampum,
Henry Normandy ;scolector of wampum,
Willis l.. Geer; chief of records, George
+. Bracket; sannaps, ". +. Arendt and Al
bert Pierce; warriors, A.Mitchel, Sigmund
Fisher, William Loud and w. A. Lewis !;
braves, Arthur Henry, +. A. Lassone, F..
Goodwin and p. Mulvey; guard OF wig
wan, James French; guard of forest, T..
II. Darling. During the ceremony an ex-
cellent entertainment was given by the
following: Reading, Effie Louise Towne,
reader; the Weldrof Banjo club; Mrs. j. r..
Waterman, piano solo; mandolin solos,
Fred l.. King and Mrs. Nicholas Waterman.
Dancing closed the evenings pleasure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
ARMY AND NAVY UNION.

The Garrison met Monday evening in
regular session, Commander RASMUSSEN
presiding. One comrade was mustered in
and one application for membership re-
ceived. Committee decided to hold BAN
quet Wednesday evening, Jan. IL, at Gelb
& Norton's. Past Commander M. O'Don-
nell, assisted by National Officer OF the
Day w. ID. f. Aldrich, installed the otfic-
ers for the year.
Under the good of the order remarks were
made by the newly elected officers, Past
Commander O'Donnell, National Officer of
the Day Aldrich and Retiring PC. Rasmus-
sin. The gavel welded by p. G. RASMUSSEN
the past year, suitably inscribed, will be
presented to him at the next meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.

Tuesday evening District Deputy Grand
Chancellor Charles T.. Peirce, accom-
panied by Past Chancellors Herbert
Snow, John II. Munroe, n. w. Cunning
ham and Others will visit Burnside lodge
OF Bristol and install the officers-elect.
The visitors are TO be rendered reception
at the close of the lodge.
Grand Chancellor George c. Gates visit
ed Bowen lodge of Westerly last evening
and installed the newly elected officers.
Howard lodge will hold social i'm Town
hall, East Providence, Thursday evening,
Feb. %.
There was n large attendance at What
Cheer lodge Monday evening. One ap-
plication for membership was received.
Brothers James Mckay, G. X. Lasscll and
John Knoll, were reported well, and
a. A. Jackson, and Past Chancellor
Warner, of James Dowdall lodge OF Con-
necticut, improving. Brother Hunter,
who Is I'm this jurisdiction In the interest
of the endowment rank for New England,
and Past Chancellor Lewis OF Damon
lodge were among the visitors.
Grand Master-at- Arms Andrew Nc
Kenzie is confined TO his home sick and
was unable TO install the officers of
Abraham Lincoln and Bowen lodges.
Elmwood lodge held successful
masquerade party in Elmwood Lodge hall
Tuesday evening.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Reu-
ben >. Bemis was present I'm Rhode
Island lodge, Monday evening and in
stalled w. ;. Ballou, rs prelate, and w.
G.. Peek as inner guard. On the evening
Of Tuesday, Jan. 30. An illustrated lee
ture will be given under the auspices OF
the social committee.
Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal VIII
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
GRAND ARMY.

Slocum post held a well-attended meet
ing Wednesday evening. Two applica-
tions for membership were received.
Senior Vice Commander j. Manchester
Hussy was reported as not being able to
be out. The death OF comrade Ruel b.
Jones was announced.
There was a fair attendance at the meet
ing of Arnold post Monday evening.
Comrade Samuel Il. Keenen was reported
sick. Commander George II. Fisher an
nounced the committees for the year.
The department encampment will be
held in Slocum post hall Thursday, Feb
ruary1.
The grand department camp fire, COM
plimentary to Commander in Chief
Adam, will probably be held in Infantry
hall February ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Court Unity, Thursday evening, in Almy
hall, Westminster street, installed the
following officers: Chief Ranger, A. T..
Parsons; sub-chief ranger, w. A. Pullen;
treasurer, VIM. Goodby; financial secre-
tary, VIM. Keating; recording secretary,
w. Il. Evers; senior woodward, w. j..
Bird; junior woodward, w.
ii. Jones; senior beadle, j. w.
Shread; junior beadle, ID. Brown.
Deputy High Chief Ranger b. l.. Ward
was the installing officer and after the
ceremony an entertainment terminated a
pleasant evening. The next meeting will
be held Jan. Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13

w. Il. johnson OF Ives post Monday even
ing.
The committee on the division encamp-
ment held a meeting at Colonel w. M. r.
Bowen's Office last evening, when final
arrangements for the meeting OF February
13 were completed.
Fred T.. Davis camp will not hold any
meeting next Tuesday evening, as the hall
will be used by the drum corp which
will have a supper and social.
There will be an election for member
of the camp council of f. r. Davis camp
on January %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
SONS or VETERANS.

The annual convention OF the Division
encampment will be held Tuesday Feb. IL
in Columbia hall, corner of Weybossct and
Richmond streets. In the evening the
members OF the order will tender the Off
ccrs OF the division grand reception.
The drum corps Of Fred Il. Davis camp
will hold supper and social In Arnold
post hall Tuesday evening.
The officcrs-elect of Gen. A. T.. Burnside
camp were installed by Duty Johnson,
post commander OF slocum post, q. A. H.,
Thursday evening.
The officers Of Col. James Barton camp
are TO be installed by Post Commander
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
Free Fish for the Hungry.

In drawing off portion OF Cunliffe's
pond yesterday afternoon the engi-
neer in charge of the work inter-
cepted the fight of hundreds of
fine fish. Several barrels Of perch and
pickerel were secured, and the park COM
missioners have given orders that they be
turned over to the overieer of the poor
for distribution among tae needy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
Regulating Military Examinations.

The commander r-in-chief today issued
an order regulating the examination of
candidates for commissions. In future
the examinations by the board will include
only one grade at each examination, and
candidates must appear in fatigue uni
form without sidearms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
MYSTIC CHAIN.

I'm Roger Williams castle two candi-
dates were initiated and one application
was received. Select Commander w. N.
Broadbcnt and Select Marshal John
Bray were present and installed the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, Roland
Afford; vice commander, Fred Sooner;
first lieutenant, 4. y. Darling; record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
ALFREDIANS.

The officers of Brigade No. 5, will be
elected Friday evening, January 10, and
the reports of the secretary and treasurer
will be received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.

The officers of Abbie j. Slocum tent are
to be installed this evening. The cere-
mony is to be public. The members of
Arnold post, g. A. r., Arnold Relief
Corp and Fred f. Davis camp, Sons of
Veterans, have been invited to- be pres
en..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
LADIES' AUXILIARY.

The next gathering OF the Ladies' Aux
iliary TO the Veteran Firemen will be held
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Coriield,
13O South street, Thursday, Jan. Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13
Home for Confederate Veterans.

By The Associated Pres.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 13.. "A bill has
been introduced in the legislature to es-
tablish and maintain home for aged and
iniirm confederate veterans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-13

The continual succession % boiis, pimpies and
eruptions from which many suffer Ind icates an i'm.
pure state % the blood. The most effective remedy
is Ayers ssrsapsriiia. n expes the poison harm.
lcssy through the natural channels and leaves the
skin clean aud clear.