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program to the Trust for its approval and
seceptance. The brdsr Of business vii

program 10 the Trust for its approvak ond
ecceptance. The brdsr Of business Will
be ~ follows:
MONDAY, JUNE Q, 1895.
Receiving credentials from the dele
gates and representatives Of tho mem-
bers OF the Trust and appointing
them to their seats In tho Providencs Opera
House and supplying each member with =
ticket which Will entitle him TO q scat for the
entire term. Business TO begin At 10
o'clock a. m.
The first Building and Loan Congress OF the
United States will be called 10 order by Presl-
dent Ginner at 3 o'clock D. m, and the con-
gress will be duly opened with prayer. After
roll call the address Of welcome will be de-
livered.
TUESDAY, JUNE T.
Called TO order at 10 o'clock a. m. Roll
call; continued business; address by President
Ginner at 2 u. M. subject, "The business
Merits OF the Trust v; enrolling new members;
receiving new subscriptions for stock plans
recommended for building and loan COM
panies to consider; remarks by delegates re-
presenting loan companies.
WEDNESDAY,. JuNE5.
Grand Concert. with chorus of six hum
dred voices and full orchestra OF sixty pieces.
Afternoon--Grand Concert at 3 o'clock.
Evening Grand Concert at o'clock.
Tickets and programs will be complimen-
tary. and may be obtained on application to
the members OF the Committee on Music.
THURSDAY, JUNE g.
The congress will be called 10 order at 10
o'clock a. IN. Continued business.
FRIDAY, JUNE7.
Grand steamboat excursion aud Rhode
Island clambake. Tickets for the excursion
and clambake will be complimentary TO the
delegates and their ladies, asd may be OBJ
tanned on application 10 the committee on
e.rron.x T,rupa
The congress will be called 20 order at 10
o'clock a. IN. Roll call; continued business;
unfinished business; bsnediction.
1t was then moved and seconded that
the general plan suggested by President
Ginner was good and acceptable 20 the
Trust and the following committee were
then appointed:
The Committees.
Executive Committees. q. Ginner, M.
d., chairman; Henry A. Houg Nj. d.,
Griffith j. Williams, II. M. Sweetiand, q.
Anson Brown, 3. Edwin Totey, secretary.
Committee on Music--G. Anson Brown,
chairman; Mrs. Willard II. Greene, Mrs.
G.. Arson Brown, DIR. j. II. Briggs, j. Il.
Donley, 5. q. Ginner, secretary.
Committee on Hall and Excursion
Messrs. Ginner, SweetIand, Parker, Tobey,
Brown and Sammis.
Committee on Credentials-P President
Ginner assisted by Messrs. Greene, SAM
mis-, Sweetland and Tobey.
Committee on Clambake - Messrs.
Sweetland, Allen, Greene and Donley.
Committe on Flowers and Decorations
8. G. Ginner. M. d., chairman; DIR. John
Farrell and ladies, DIR. Henry Farrell and
ladies, j. +. Donley and ladies, u. Anson
Brown and ladies, DIR. j. III. Briggs and
ladies, DIR. Joseph w. Barton aud ladies,
DR.. l.. Traver and ladies, A. Is. Rice and
ladies, DIR. II. A. Houghton and ladies,
DIR. Willard III. Greene and ladies, A. A.
Sammis and ladies, s. Edwin Tobey and
ladies, Griffith j. Williams aud ladies, 4.
nj. Sweetland and ladies, CONRAD 8. Clarke
and ladies, j. Fred Parker and ladies, S.
q. Ginner, M. d., aud ladies, with power
to add to this numb Der.
q. ANsoN BROWN, Secretary.