The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01

more, George W. Richards prophet, John
j. Ford; SNAPS, \. L. jerks ana L.
MAXWELL warriors, George ii. Coliln, a;
Brailsford Gilbert Scott and Richard
Kincaid; braves, Charles Il. Peck, John
Ashmont, Edward kiley ana ,Iohn j.
and Samuel L. Hornby; scouts, Robert
q. Henderson and Henry A. Breault;
guard of wigwam, Frank "A. Whipple:
Tn, team from Moshassuck Tribe had
hardly left the floor when ~ members oil
Weenat Shassitt Tribe of Newport went on
with rush, and conlerrea the nuntur ~
degree on the candidates, The team was
made up AS follows: Chief, II. J. smith;
senior sycamore, +. q. Scott; junior sag
amorc A. l.. Gilman; prophet w. A.
Burbridge; sanaps Charles II. Eldridge,
II. :. Bliss; powwows, Robert Mcintosh,
II. NJ. Peabody; warriors lhe9aore
Williams, j. Il. MinlSler, Nj. ;. Briggs,
Thomas Shepley and Harry Chester;
braves. III. r. Patterson, Gideon Irwin,
BENJAMIN Whitten, John Cary, Il. q.
Kimbal, Waldo +. Barney, Charles H.
Brice and Charles +. Harrington; squaws,
W. :. Bailey, Jr, Herman ID. rrasth,
Mckenzie, and A. B. Marvel. Sachem
Charles T.. Eldridge, Sachem Hugh Is.
Clifford were marshals and John l.. Mason
and Marshal Hall We're aids. For display
work this team was FAR ahead OF any OF
the others and in fact il Is doubtful IL
any team in the country can outdo them
in this respect
Then came Canonchot Tribe of Valley
Falls, which was made up as follows:
Sachem, ". X. Wright; senior sycamore,
B. T.. Wood; Junior SYCAMORE A. M
Boyde; prophet, L. ]. stevens; sanaps
j. &. stevens, X. j. Stevenson; warriors,
w. :. Grant. J. f. Downes, II. II. Hughes,
w II IL A Mann l.
Wardell, ID. T.. Hodgins, W. ;, sword;
powwows. A. III. Carr, T.. Croker.
This tribe has always been noted Tor
It's excellent work more particularly that
portion which relates 10 the language.
The decree was rendered i'm manner
that sfowc1 tho members had devoted
much time to IL, and that every inber
was selected for the position that best MT
ted him. - :.
IThe last. and perhaps the most difficult
of all. was the chiefs degree which was
exemplifiod by Pcttaconsett Tribe of south
Providence, and IL can he safely said this
team will rot take back wator' from
any other I'm the country providing they
confer the degree in accordance with the
work as IL is laid down in the ritual.
| The feature of this degree was the WORK
| of the prophet The members OF the team
are: Chief j. II. Tarr; senior sagamore,
W. T.. Bower; junior sagamore, Z. ~
| ttlfkSs IIDllNAs VI " h'F'
warrior, A. f. Harvey; second warrior
II. B. Whittcn; tlir warrior, IT, w
| Hycr: fourth warrior, G.. :. Iuscomb
| first brave. H. G.. Weltz; second brave
| II. T. Gon third brave, Joseph Rider
fourth brave T.. II. Manchester; frs
| sanap, y. IL. Bowers second sanap
| a. y. Trask first pow-wow, L. u. Try
| ON; second pow-wow, w Prossey.
IL was nearly f. o'clock when tho chief
degree team left the floor, after which
the degree teams, and u large numbcl
of others went to the banquet hall wher
the following menu served 10y Caterer Al
thans was enjoyed
Oyster patties.
1 fillCt dc hoeuf,
| I.arded. mushroom sauce, In dardiniere.
Crcamcd potatoes IN parsley.
Sliced ham. Sliced tongue
| Mustard. Olives.
| lobster salad. Chicken saleds
Parker House rolls.
| Butter.
| Ice cream and sherbcts:
| Vanilla. coffee Chocolate strawberry
Italian. Pine apple. Orange.
| Cake.
Pound. Citron. sponge. Angel.
hrnit
Bananas Oranges. Apples.
Coffee.
|, The ~ candidates who were admittc
came frun King phillp, Wccnat -~hassiti
~utmntuu. MO~hnssurk. pocassct ni
. pcttacuus;tt .lrihcs II was cXpv.tcd iha
there would o. at least iOo candidate
and such would hayc been the case ha
ail Who have paid their fees pat iil a
J appearance. livery tribc In the state wa