The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-17
WARREN.
Grand Officers Visit Massasolt En-
camrnent, !. o. o. F..
Annual Inspection OF Tob!n Post, G. A. R.
NOtes Aboul Town.

urano Patriarch Lewis +. BECK ford Of
the Grand Enc 'mpment, /. O. o. f.. ard
d." board OF officers made an Official visit
10 Msssasoit Encsmpment Nos last even
ing. ihe party came down from Proyi-
dence In barge and included. besides
the grand officers, representatives. from
Palestine No. 3. Minnehaha No. I6 and
f'ymouth NO. III. The encampment be-
ing opened, the visitors were pleasantly
welcomed by the chief patriarch. Rou-
tine Dusinesss concluded, an exemplifica-
lion OF the work followed. Under the
| "good OF the order" pertinent addresses
were made by tue grand patriarch, Grand
senior Warden ". Fred Fish, Grand Mar
shsl william q. Stackpole, Grand Rem
resentatives Thomas M. Holden and Her
bert X. Perkins, Patrisrchs Batcpelor Of
rHiestine No. 8, Aldrich and Carpenter
OF Minnehaha No. 10, Nichols and Cook |
OF Plymouth No. IL and High Priest ID.
NJ Siaoding OF Msesasoit No. s. Thi,
part OF the program concluded. IN.
pstrisrchs adjourned 10 the banquet hall.
whefe the mem bers OF Celestia Lodge. ID.
OF H., had prepared a bountifuI &C liation
which was heartily enjoyea. There was
large attendance, the speeches wers in
'erts'ihg ana the session lasted TIL mid.
night.
Inc funeral CT Miss Rosanna Fournjer
was held from st John Baptist Churcn
ibis morning. Rev. Father Bernard
oificiated. Tho interment was in II
Mary's Cemetery.
Inc annual inspection OF Richard To-
0in fost. q. a. r.. Was held a. Grand
Army Hall last evening Department
Inspector j. Frank Sibley. who "a n mann. c
'er OF 1ower Post. Pawtucket, performed
ne duties assigned TO his Office. This
'as Followed By an exemplificatIon OF
ne 'nitaitory work by officers of the :
ost. The work concluded, the doors
'ere op'ned and a goouiy number of the 81
'embers OF the Women's Relief Corns %
na dozen or more invited g1ests took u
'ats In the holl and discussed for half an o.
our ssvory chowder with hot coffee. p
repaired by the iadies After this the
ee'ing re'oi7ed itself into very enjoy p'
Die camp IRE, eDlivened ty a few &c
'seches, social converse, finishing with la
Sop' Ihe halt was well nlled and the
casion was pleasant one. Is
ne semi-annusl meeting OF the Warren pc
'iianthropic Society was held in the an
mmittee room in the town building
II evening. There was a good attend ro'
&C. Ii was, as is the custom, to distri- orr
te the income OF its Invested fund I'M
onR me poor and needy widows and Nf'
'hans OF deceased members. This so tAe
w was organized in 1893, aud has at sao
sent about q bers and a fund of an'
90. at
lr. Patrick Ward OF Child STREET. who L
'ered severe bruises ana was bsrlv hs
ken up by falling into cstern. four Dur
hve days ago, which has confined pia'
to his residence. is convaiesine. Bro
ist OF uncalled tor letter, M the no,, oerI
- this morning. Mr.. W. n. Bos- .au
TN, Mr. J. W. Chad,ey, MIR. f. Fred to'
sne, John GIroux, (2); foreig n, Mon. jess
II Athsnnse Boucher, (2). vey
'e mercler lad who Is Suffering fram Trlu
Ja" Is reported this morning by tbe lnte
nolng pnysioian as rapidly failing. ihe'
'tes are being freely administered 10 son.
late the suderings CT the unfortunate sido'
IS much as possible. supe
&c oarge George +. Adams hrisbed Cit
hsrRinS cargo Of coal for the War. pany
Gas Works today. 16 ye
quai'hed sharpshooter, and marks. olett
OF the Warren Artillery are arrsnr. next
Tor shooting contest, tue losing mSd'
TO settle for hot turkey stpp,r a, broti
,otel. 30 We
= Chappeil OF Federal street. had 70 turn'
the aid of Doctor Connolly yester. event
o extract needle that had pere. were
deeply into the flesh of one OF cure
ngers. Las
Charles Bowke-, who has beep nu'
'ved at the new mill four or 6v, y 81
ns IN setting up the ENGLISH ma. s0""'
~, has secured position with an run
icsl plant in Boston and left bers fsiis,
days since. nun
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