The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-13
WARREN.
Officers Chosen at Yesterdays Bank
Meetings.
DIR. Arnold Returns From His Trip 10
Australia Morluary Record.

The result Of the several hank meetings
hell yesterday is as follows: First National
President, John Waterman; vice-president'
George welch: board of directors, John Wat
crmau George Welch. A. b. Gardner, william
b. Croweu, Theodore Warren, Benjamin b.
Martin and James b. Drown. Tne only
change was in the election of Mr.. Drown in
place of Daniel l.. Turner, deceased. Iho
National Warren President, Henry II Drown
yiee.president, Joseph w Martin; board OF
directors. Alfred b. Gardner. Horny Il.
Drown, Luther Cole. Joseph W. Martin
Csarles Davol, James B. Drown John Wstor'
man, Seth W. Eddy, Joseph b. Child, the lat
ter in place e Philip B1iiington. The Ma
tonal Hops-President, Ezra NJ. Martin;
vieo.presidsnt, Samuel L.. Peck; board of di-
rectors, Ezra II. Martin. Joseph W. Martin,
Samuel l.. Peck, Frank E. Danna, Joseph IT,
Luther, Frank Halle Brown and Henry Walter
Eddy. There was no change in this board
from last year.
DIR. Eugene r. Arnold, who left here last
August in search of health and sailed on
bark from Boston TO Australia, has returned
with his health impaired. He left Sydney,
Australia. December 10 last, and came by the
way of Vancouver. thence by rail, and reached
| the home OF his parents in Pawtucket yesier-
day afternoon. He Is suffering from a nervous
affection and is Obliged TO use a cane in walk
| ing. although he has Increased in weight con-
sioerably and is in good spirits. He will call
upon his friends here at am early date.
| The schooner J. j. Moore, which has been
anchored at the mouth OF the river for several
DAYS, was towed up to K. NJ. Martin & Go. S
wharf yesterday afternoon with cargo OF Sls
tons OF coal for that firm.
A patent has been issued from the United
States ratent Office TO Alvin @. Seymour OF
this town and Pelle Anderson Of Providence
for an elevating and conveying device for rap
| idly discharging coal, grain, ore. fish, etc
from vessels Mr. Seymour is the general
manager and NJ. Anderson was for seyera
years draughtsman for the Warren Elevator
Works, now with the Corliss Company o
| Providence.
The board OF management Of the Georg'
Halle Free Library will hold an adjourned
meeting this evening.
The mortuary report for the past year com
piled by DIR. J. NJ Marchant records tn
death of 80 persons, much smaller number
than for years previous, on account OF the All
senco from town Of the large numbers of pee
pie, thousand or more, the majority c
whom had bern employed in the mills tina
were destroyed by fire. The eldest deceden'
was aged 81 years, there being three of TIN
age; under years, 81; between and 90, 10
from 90 upward, 20; males, 80; females, q
widows, @; widowers, !; married, Is; single
a. There died from tuberculosis and old az
Ave each marasmus, 4; Brights, CONFUSION
and bronchitis, each; heart disease, 4; ac
cidents 2: suicide, l. There were 20 marriage
solemnizei during the year; 10 persons, res
dents, were united without the town. Th
record OF births has not been compiled as ye
District Deputy Grand Master, ]. O. o.
Orrin Peterson and board of officers, wit
members of Amity Lodge, No. o, OF tn
town visited Bristol last evening and installe
: the officers of United Brothers Lodge.
} The members Of Tobin Post Relief Corps al
engaged insarranging for an uniqne pubic el
, | tsrtainment known as business m ems Jul
, | lee. which will occur ON the 29th inst, III
proceeds TO be devoted to fund in aid of Il
erection of a soldiers monument
McCalion Council, Catholic Bsnevolel
Legion, has elected the following office
! for the ensuing year President, Jol
: M. Maloy vice president Michael
o Hurley; secretary, Frank 4. Lee; collecto
r Thomas J. Loughran; treasurer, George
, Cox; marshal, Joseph p. Wylie; chaplai
Maurice Higgins; outside guard, Jam
Barry; deputy supreme councillor of Nation
% Counpil L e COnley,