The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-09
NORTHEND NE VS.
A New Division of Hiber-
mans.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
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new division of the Ancient Order OF
Hiberpisns was organized in Wanskuck
Thursday evening. At $3.50, 2S young men
met in Concordia Hall, and were
called to order by County Presi-
Quinn had read the call and the objects OF
the order he called for the election oil a
secretary pro TEN. John 4. Mccoy was
elected to that position. The initia.
tion OF he new members followed, ana
then the election OF officers OF the new
division. Terrence y. Oates, ex-president
Of Division 3 was elected president by
unanimous vote; vice president, Dennis
X. Drury; recording secretary, j. =.
Mccoy; financial secretary, James
p. Hampston; treasurer, Thomas Oates.
County President Quinn told the new
hers, 13, IA and 10, open 10 the new
division, and on motion OF Presi-
dent Il. p. Oates it was decided
that the division should be called number
ID. The installation OF officers followed
and the officers were conducted TO their
seats by Sergeant-at-arms James Hill.
A commlttee on sick benefit was
appointed as follows: John Scully,
chairman, Thomas Gibson and Edward
i.eary; employment committee, Thomas
Murphy, J. Z. Mccoy, James McLin-
den; finance committee, George Cain,
Thomas Gibson and Daniel +. sullivan
standing committee, Patrick McGlynn,
John Wash, Edward Curley, Thomas
Walsh and Francis Gallag her; sentinel.
Frank Mcguire; sergeant at arms, Edward
Leary. County President John +. Quinn
was called upon for speech and In
an eloquent manner congratulated the
new dcvision and the intelligence of its
members, and again referred to the
objects OF the order. Joseph +. Hunt,
president of Division S, of Pawtucket,
also spoke upon tho fraternai
spirit OF the order. He was followed by
veteran James Hill and President Thomas
+. Madden, OF Division 3. Presi-
dent Il. +. Oates was authorized 10
procure books, stationery and ballot
box for the use of the society. A COM
mittce OF three was appointed TO procure
O place OF meeting, ID. +. Sullivan, chair
man, John Walsh and John Gormau.
Columbus Lodge, No. 16, Ancient Order
in North Star Hall Thursday evening.
The officers who were installed
by Deputy Past Master Workman George
Higgins are as follows: Master work
man, William #. Cusick; foreman,
Thomas l.. Landy; overseer, Councilman
Timothy X. Murphy; recorder, Michael
fnancier, o. p. Mowry; guide, Thomas
Canning; inside watchman, William
Clancy; outside watchman, Pssqualine j.
Albapese; Past Master Workman Higgins
spoke for nearly half an hour on the good
OF the order. He was followed by Master
Workman Cusick who made a ringing
speech, after which a collation. was served
and good time generally followed.
The Grattan Cadets and the South
Providence Cadets will engage in a drill
ing contest for 5000, the date TO be decided
later.
On Feb. %, the Washington Social Club
will hold ball in Carroll Street Hall.
James T.. McElroy is lying seriously i'll
at his home on Pettis street.
Sleighng accidents are quite numerous
lately. DIR. Il. Il. Black was thrown from
his sleigh while returning from sick
call last night at the corner of Branch
avenue and Veazie street. He was not
seriously hurt, however.
AT 10 o'clock this morning Miss Maggie
Flynn was thrown from sleig b on Charles
street and was badly cut about the face
and hands.
Undertaken Thomas has seven funerals
for tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma Francis Greene died last
night at her home, 30 Silver Spring
street, ct the age of %.
For some time she and her
husband depended on the charity of the
neig bors, MIR. Greene having been out Of
work for several months. A week
ago today Mrs. Greene gave birth
to little boy, and has been
aiiing ever since. DR.. 4. Il. Black fur