The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-02

three candidates in America'Lodge last
| evening.
The social committee of Enterprise
| Lodge have made arrangements TO enter
| tain the lady friends of the lodge Thurs
J day evening, March 13. There Will be
whist, dancing, and something good TO
eat.
The rank of knight was conferred upon
thfee candidates in Lafayette
Lodge, Thursday evening. There were
| visitors present from st. Johns
| ST. Qeorpo and Oriental lodges. Grand
| Vice Chancellor Andrew Mckenzie was
also among the visitors.
The twenty fourth anniversary of ST.
| Johns Lodge has been postponed until
| Thursday evening, March IA.
Charles L. Peirce, grand chancellor OF
the Knights of Pythias, has made the fol-
lowing appointments:
Deputy grand cbancellors: District No.
l, A. n. Cunningham; District No. 2,
Christopher III. Carpenter; District No. s.
j. Irving Davis; District No. 4, Charles A.
Lee; District No. 5, Joseph II. White:
District No. 6, q. Her bert Snow; District
No. z Richard n. Sewell; District No. 8,
William Ii. Dobson; District No. y, Robert
j. Clegg; District No. 10, Louis Schmitt;
District No. IL. Herbert X. Clewley;
District No. IL, Alfred o. Makee;
District No. 13, Frederick A. Thompson;
District No. IA, A. j. Batchelder; District
Alfred ID. Williams; District No. IT,
William III. Langley.
Standing committees-Law and super
vision, II. &. Reuben $. Bomis, p. q. q.
George &. Gates, p. q. c. Alexander b.
Gladdiug; credentials and returns, y. Z.
o. B. Graham, u. G.. &. William A. Wilson,
u. &. Adna II. Howe; finance, =. C. Alfred
T.. Cady, z. q. {. Lewis T.. Davis. Il. {.
Frederick A. Horton; state OF the
order, p. G. Carl Lichtenberg,, 7. q. Z.
Charles A. Lee. 4. G.. c. James Il. Brayton;
printing, p. c. Leander L. Manchester, =.
q. G. William A. Wilson, y. {. +: n. l.,
Baron; petitions, p. e. A. O. Robbins, Il.
&. John l.. Carey, p. G. f. A. Fairbrother;
appeals, II. G. Byron p. Stedman, +. u. {.
John n. Williams, p. q. L. Charles Nor
gan; unfinished business, Z. {. II. u.
Smith, II. q. j. +. Farrell, p. Q. w. w.
Occleston.
American Mechanics.
Eliza Garfield Council, Daughters OF
Liberty, held a short session at its last
meeting, after which basket party was
held. Mr.. George Wood OF Centerville
rendered bass solo, and Miss Kan,
dali gave reading. heynolos
Orchestra of East Providence gave sew
eral fine selections during the evening.
AT the next meeting, March o, an early
sessi ion will be held after which there Will
be n musical and literary entertainment.
state Councillor Henry +. True and
suite made an official visit TO Union
Council, Thursday evening. A clam
chowder was served.
The degree teams of Lincoln Council
re hearsed the Deautitied work before a
large attendance Thursday evening.
The charter members of the new coun-
Gil of the Daughters OF Liberty
Thursday evening". when the officers
will be elected, the name of the council
adopted and the evening OF meetings
selected. 1t is expected that so persons
will be admitted as charter members.
The Auxiliary of Lady Lincoln Council
citation, Mrs. Caswell, Tuesday evening.
A large attendance is desired. A number
of candid idates will be admitted.
The anniversary OF Lincoln Council will
be observed Thursday evening, March 2S.
About 10S couples attended the bean
supper and social Of Harmony Council,
Daugh hters of Liberty, in Wamsitta Hall
last evening. The floor was in charge Of
c. ID. Wilbur.
There will be degree work in General
Burnside Commandery, Friday evening.
Naval Veterans.
The Naval Veteran Association will
meet i'm Louisville during the National
last week arranging matters pertaining
thereto. 1t is desired by the association
that the parade be held on q different day
than the one chosen by the Grand Army.
Shipmate Taylor took q trip to Cam
bridge this week to visit his old COM
mander, Richard Hill, now editor OF the
Cambridge Press.
The committee to arrange for the dog
watch, April "a, 1895, are: Fleet Pay
master Il. +. Dustin, Chief Engineers Jo-
seph +. Barnard, Albert G. Johnson, q. A.
Wallace, and Past Division Chief w. ii.
Place.
shipmate Ford has returned from Flor
ida, where he has been at work getting
out live oak timber.
Considerable business was transacted at
the last meeting in regard to markers, the
dog watch, and many other things.
Red Men.
The adoption degree will be conferred
upon three candidates in Wamsitta Tribe
Monday evening.
Canonchet Tribe had a house warming
Tuesday evening.
Three applications for membership were
received in Weenat Shassit Tribe Wednes-
day evening. There was work in the
adoption degree.
Rathbone Sisters.
At the meeting OF Lucretia Temple next
Wednesday evening there will be work.
The Inter Sc society spent pleasant even
ing on Thursday with Sister Gardiner on
Woodward Road. Sister Ada Reed was
reported little better.
Stable and Horses Destroyed.
At 2 O'Clock this morning fire was dis
covered in the stable OF Mrs. Margaret