The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-06
EAST PROVIDENCE.
The Annual Election OF Officers In
Bucklin Post.
Officers for Reliance Lodge-Annual
Reunion at Second Baptist Church.

Bucklin Post, @. A. r., elected the fol-
Lowing ofIicers Commander, Jesse Is.
Lincoln; senior vice commander, William
q. Bowen; Junior vice commander, Angus
tus G. Wilmarth; quartermaster, james H.
Sweetland; surgeon, George l.: Curt,s'
ticer Of the DAY. William y. Curtis;
officer OF the guard, Chas. q. Bullock;
delegates TO department, John A. Med
berry. William McTwiggan, Francis B.
Butts, William q. Bowen, 'Orland Free
born, William T.. Comrie, Frank Millard;
c. Whittier, Howard Il. Dodge, William
p. Mason. q. III. Hunter, j. Hanley, j.
Walk. Inc oficers-elect will be installed
January /, 1895, by Chief Mastering
Officer Joseph X. Means. The annual
visitation OF Department Commander
Charles II. Baker and staff Will occur
Tuesday evening, Dec. rs, at which the
Department officers OF the Women's
Relief Corps and Bucklin Relief Corps
No. . viii be present. An order
was received from the national comman-
dor OF the Sons OF Veterans asking the
comrades OF the Grand Army to cooper
ate and encourage the junior order. An
order was received from the department
commander to the effect that the grand
encampment win be held in Newport on
Reliance Lodge, /. O. o. T., elected the
following officers: n. c., Bonjamin f.
Pierce; V. G., Caleb r. Nye; II. s., Frank
T.. Bucklin; p. S., Cyrus Il. Gof; treas
urer, John Wilbur; trustees, Edward b.
Lincoln, Charles T.. Pierce and Herbert
II. Perkins.
Last night the Ladies Aid Society OF the
Haven Nj. T.. Church held church social
at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Harris on
Waterman avenue. There was n large at
tendance. A musical program was rem
dered and refreshments served.
Last mig ht, at the Second BaptistChurch,
the annual reunion and roll-call took
place. The pastor, Rev. GeorgeW. Rigler,
notified tho non-residents OF the town
that he would like 90 hear from them,
verbally or by letter, and all the members
OF the church responded. A program was
rendered, and Rev. J. X. Ever, pastor OF
the Union Baptist church of Providence,
made a brief address.
The United Workers Of the United Con-
gregatiopal Church will hold a Christmas
sale at the church next Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock.
The East Providence polo team defeated
the Silver Springs in Maxfolo's rink last
evening. This is the second odicial game
played. They Will play the Rumfords
next Friday night.
A large number OF the young people
went skating and sleighriding last night.
hoop drill was given in the old Town
Hall by the ladies of the First Baptist
Church. The drill was under the direc-
tion OF Mrs. A. Aspinwall. The process
sion OF IL flower docked little girls was
led by Mrs. Barney. Each held a flower
trimmed hoop over her head
and performed numher- move
ments. The program was as
follows: Organ prelude, Stephen
Bowen; reading, Mrs. Albert Greene;
hoop drill, childen OF the schools; reading,
Mrs. Stephen Burdick; solo, Miss Amy
Miner; rending, Ida Carpenter. After the
program social was enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank Came of Haverhill, Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. Il. Z. Dubois on
Anthony street.