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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23

CINCINNATI June Phillips. who pitched
great ball against the Philles Wednesday,
lasted just one inning to-day. Dammann, who
followed him, did much better, but the Reds
coulf not bunch hits Orth and lost. At
tendance, 900. Score:
Clubs X h f.
Cincinnati OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. |
Philadelphia .......--....-..-........ 10
Observation-Disclosures. Dammann and Wood .
Orth and Mcfarland. Umpires-Burns and
Smith.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
CHICAGO. June 22.-Weather at Haw
4 fair truck IA


thorne fair; track fast
Five furlongs Prince Thyra won, Elizabeth
Klein second IA Ia third Time, 1:O1A
SIX furlongs, selling-Einer won, Prulare sec
ond. Tappan third Time 1:i415
one mile Bonneville won Branch second, The
Devil third. Time 1885,.
Selling one mle-Deerfng won. Blue Lick
second Mallakawa third. Time zap.
Selling seven furlongs -Eugenia Wicks won
Cheval dOr second, Bitter Root third. Time.
26a4.
Gale second. Lord Zeni third Time, ia.
ST. LOUIS. June 22.-The feature at the
Fair Grounds to-day was the Junior
Championship stakes for $4,000. The Con
queror at all times was the favorite at
even money and less. To a good start
Southern Girl shot to the front and set
a merry pace to the head of the stretch,
where The Conquerof got on even terms
Southern Girl quit The Conqueror looked
a winner an eighth out. but Thorpe had
been nursing Sam Phillips all the way and
came with a rush in the last hundred
nose, with The Conoueror six lengths in
front of Southern Girl. Track fast Re
Selling. one mile-Sr Rolla won. limp
second, Imp. Mint Sauce third Time,
Handicap. one mile-Mr. Phinizey won,
Be True second. Leo Planter third. Time,
1:43.
doonet won. indian second, Gala Lily
third Time, 1:2l12.
Junior championship sasda stake ed for tw9
year-olds value. $2Voo: hve ana lrp pne1 1l
aueror second, Southern Girl third Time,
1:0SA.
owners handicap. one and one-six,
tenth miles-Lady Callahan won Found
second, DR.. Sheppard third. Time, 1:4SA.
Selling. one mile-Red Pirate won,
Skangen second. Barbee third. Time, LAB.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
NEW YORK WON BY
VERY HARD HITTING
All but One of the Pittsburgs' Runs
Were Made Through
Errors

PITTSBURG. June 22.-New York won by
hard hitting. Rhines relieved in the mid
die of the third inning after six hits and Sly
runs had been made Sparks started we'll bu
was easy after the sixth inning All but one
of the Pittsburgs' were made through
errors. Attendance, 1900. Score
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23

HaIf-Mile Tandem Record Broken.
TOLEDO. Ohio, June 22.-George Web
Der and Fred Riemaur this afternoon
broke the half-mile tandem record in one
| mil
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CHICAGO, June 22.-Boston outplayed Chi
cago at all points to-day, taking an easy game
and splitting even on the series Demont' 9
fielding was very ragged and Phyle was batted
for nine hits and fifteen long flies to the out
field Frsbee joined the Champions and made
a good impression, both at the bat and in the
field Attendance, 24o0. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI. June 22.-The talent
played in tough luck at Latonia to-day,
as every one of the six favorites went
down to defeat Shuttlecock. the heavily
backed top choice in the opening race.
ran away mile and a half before the
start and finished last Weather pleas
ant; track fast. Results:
Selling. six furlongs-Tension won Marietta
one mile selling-Julia Hazel won. Infelice
second. King Elkwood third Time, l42l.' ~.
One mile selling-Finem Respce Won, VIC
torine second. Colonel Cluke third Time,
1:41l2.
ma Taylor second Shieldbearer third. Time,
Five Observation-Disclosures won. Foneda sec
ond Scarlet Lily third. Time. 1903.
One mile seing-kunja won. Donation sec
ond, Yuba Dam third. Time, 1:4oA.
NEW YORK. June 22-The chief event
of to-day's racing al Sheepshead Bay was
the Swift stakes for three-yearolds. Fly
byNight, the favorite in the betting,
went to the front at once and the race
was never in danger and Won in a rGmp
by two lengths. In the Zephyr stakes,
Flaunt was a hot faVorite, but could DO
no better than second. Killashandra
took first after head and ran up to the
turn with Primrose Day, who was beaten
in the stretch by Flaunt for second. Re-
suits:
Five and a half furlongs, selling-Peace won.
Tourane second, Prince of Wales third. Time,
1907 4-5.
Zephyr. Futurity se-Killashandra won,
F-aunt second, Primrose Day third. Time,
III 2-5.
one and quarter mIles-Thomas Cat won.
Merry Prince second, Central Trust third.
Time, 2:07 %.
Seven furlongs-Fly- Night won Knley
Mack second Greatland third. Time 1921 20
Five furlongs, seing-Big Gun won. Her
Ladyship second. vohicer third. Time, :o3
One mile turf hineander won, Bon Inc
second Imperato third. Time. LAP.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23

ST LOUIS. June 22-St. Louis won the last
game of the Washington series to-day by
punching its hits in the third inning. Sudhoff
pitched in great form and had the visitors at
his mercy. Bonner spiked Sudhon in the
seventh inning The injury forced Sudhoff to
retire from the game. Young took his place
Attendance. 1900. Score
Clubs X h T.
CT ouis ..................... u 2
washington Observation-Disclosures 9 l
Batteries-Sudhof, Young and Criger; Weyh-
ing and Butler Umpires-Emslie and McDon-
aid.
CLEVELAND. June 22-The home team was
outnlaved at every point by the visitors to-day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
GOOD LUCK FOR AN IN1IlN.

oronhyatekha, a doctor 90. medicine,
is the richest Indian on the American
continent and Is without luubt the
best educated
This remarkable Indian WAS born at
Bfdnttord, ont, IN August. 1891 aud his
success in life dates from th Nish OF
the Prince Of Wales e. canada 20 1850
according to the ST. Louis Post DIS
patch.
When the Prince reached Brut"d g
number n Indians appeared nNl"i.
Nun IN aboriginal attire Among them
Whs Oronhyatckha, who by asou ni
being the brightest youth I'm the indian
district was scle cte1 to max the ad-
ulets to the Prince on D haii ot in'
young men ol the country
Dressed after the Indian fashion Nith
head-cI-bruider bugkslim hunting
shirt and legRinss feathers heit of
Wampum tomahaWk aud mantle nf
Iur' pronNat kha presented an ideal
pictut" % brave attired FOR q r.rD-
m1nial occasion. lie looked and So the
Plince remarked. like q igure from one
uf CJuDcfs S novels
The Prince of Wales was 20 greatly
Impressed with the versatility ~ the
Indian youth thai he made him q mem-
in tha care Jf Sir Henry Aclanl regu-
lus professor OF medicine al oxford
tnivefaity. Under these auspices Oron-
hyatckha entered Oxfordand later grad
uatll IN medicine at Torontl t-nivcr-
sta.
ln the practice 1f his ho.en profess
snn pronhyatokha was fairly sucecss-
ful bat in 1881 % discovered rapid
ioai o. flitune iu Tn reorganization
OF thc frJternal INSURANCE society
tn--.4li--.--L.ll- An lL-4lL Lll-l-s 49, E,al.-
eatcfs Whom hf lct gbouI th WpTl
co. so ie,y had u1i dollar ln lts traaa-
AIRS 90 U . naH "a rl -rte rclLhlAs
UeIlIs tJ ya .Hl. 90
As Ihe U..l cd'U-r lh .ti-It Df
Dr lhrtt.kns r.ls.e an5lt sf 2i0.-
t00 rar ST. U",H i1 h s.vln of u
Ene sh ,euntr, IpltHmln 70 aNns
5000 -au1 ar hH huIt . nueniHe.rt
mIu 70
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
ORDER OF ALFREDlANS.

Brigade No held It's regular meet
ing Monday night in Knights of Py-
thias hall Elmwood avenue, with a del
cgation OF past commanders fvom the
j. g. Assoc alton OF Rhode Island. The
regular routine of opening was observ-
ed i'm a credtable manner after which
bills were ordered paid and the neces-
sarY business -lrans2cted There was
one Initiation, and at the next meeting
there VIII be quite q number. For the
good rf the order remarks were made
by the visiting comrades fun of en-
courage mont for tn bggadc's future.
From the spirit displayed there is ev-
cry prospect OF a bright energetic bril-
grade. After social time thC br gade
adjourned
The tea parry held by brigade No. ,
Of Olneyville last Saturday night was
visited by a large number OF the COM
rades and their friends. and was a sue
cess After tsn che floor was cleared
and dancing enjoyed uu,i "a late hour.
The committee worked hard. and feel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut association meets tonight.
Saturday, 18th. inst II Is election ana
all shlpmates who can. should mako an
effor, to come on board and lend a
hard.
Past capt. Place and Shipmate sam
uel q. Swan are reported out of the
sick bay.
Past Captain Jc.oph Chase. Jr Rel
mont street Providence. leaves New
York for Por' 9u Principe. cuba. Dec.
10th. on the s.eel steamer Yarmouth.
He has purchased land i'm Ia Gleria
and goes on 10 sup rrtend building.
About 5000 PERSONS have already pur-
chased land there. They are going TO
establish an American town and settle
there.
Past Commando William Iaird's SON
who is Sergt. Major iu tho 10Th " Ci-
ment infantry a J3ro. was accidentally
shot In the lofi arm Shiunate Laird
says that his arm VIII no.. ha awnu-
tatod aR reported Sh'pmate Laird has
two sons IN the the 2Gth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16

ening opened with "a baked bean sup
per" one OF the kind for which Provi-
dence Colony is noted, They thea pro-
ceeded TO the entertaihment part OF the
evening, and opened with remarks Of
welcome 60 all present by W. Governor
Nelson A. Nottage, after which came
piano Slo Miss Sadie Aldrich: read
ing by Miss Frances Mallon; vocal du-
EFT, Miss Gertie Angel and Miss Eve
lyn Sweet; piano duet. Miss Florence
chesbrough and Miss Mildred Morti-
mer; remarks by Supreme Governor. j
Scholley Taft; sleight of hand perform
ance. Mr. Harry Young: reading. Miss
Jessie Sweet: mandolin and piano duet.
Miss Grace and Grace COburn: remarlss
by Sgxrcme Lieut.. Governor Henry s
Treadwel, Boston; Deputy OF Provi
dence Colony and editor OF pilgrim. >"
published In Boston. Mass. Georare n
Collins, and also by former secretary
OF Moses Brown Colony the largest one
i'm New England, having $50 members.
Pilgrim James A. Burns of Cunard line
to Europe vocal solo, Mrs. Fanny
Pratt; either solo, Mrs. Carrie WHITE
more: reading. Nellie West; piano solo
Miss Nellie O'Connor; closing remarks
by w. Governor Nelson A. Nottare.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
Orders : = : = :
: : and Societies

| ley. Admiral Dewey and Gov. Dyer
I enjoyed for their Thanksgiving dinners.
| But these illustrious Americans did not
J begin To deVOur the luscious birds as
| did the Is victims and the 100 or more
that were responsible for the blstars
! The spread WAS prepared by one OF the
gang who is favorably known to the
outer world as William j. Banspach.
One week from Wednt sday evening
Garfield Company Of the Uniform Rank
will hold a smoker I'm it's hall. 75G
Branch avenue and ii Will be a jolly af-
fair. An invitation has been extended
10 the officers OF the Grand Lodge and
other prominept members OF the order
No one will be barred and there VIII be
plenty to eat, drink and smoke for all.
Elmwood Lodge Will undoubtedly re-
alize $1,000 from its fair held by the
fair committee. At the meeting of the
lodge Wednesday eva ming the rank Of
Knight was conferred upon two candi-
dates and five applications for mem
bership We're received. Three canii-
dates will receive the rank OF page
next Wednesday evening.
lVanhoe Lodge held a reunion Thurs
day evening when a little more than 70
per cent. of the membership was pres
ent. Addresses were made by Past
/ Grand Chancellor Philips Of this state
ana Past Grand Chancellor White OF
Boston. An oyster supper was served.
AZ the meoting of Palestine Lodge,
Tuesday evening the rank of page was
conferred upon one candidate and the
rank OF esquire upon one. The second
and third ranks Will be conferred at
the next meeting.
The officers of the Grand Lodge had
their hands fun of invitations for last
Thursday evening they beng wanted at
lNanhoe and Narragansett lodges, and
they We're also due at Herman Lodge
ON their official visit and I'm view OF tn
fact the grand officers decided To visit
Herman Lodge.
Now that Past Grand Chancellor
Fred y. Phillips has taken hold of the
endowment rank that important
branch of the order is increasing fast in
this state.
On Wednesday evening Brother
Frank McCardle was installed I'm 81
Johns Lodge as vice chancellor by
Deputy Grand Chancellor Thomas
Tribe. who was assisted by Past chan
eellor i. Mills and Past Grand Chan
cellor Andrew Mckenzie
The second rank was given one can
didate at the SESSION of, What Cheer
Lodge. Monday eveningN The rank N
knight viii be conferred Monday even.
ing.
There was no degree work at the
meeting of Enterprise Lodge Thursday
evening.
On Tuesday evening plans for the
2Th anniversary of Damon Lodge will
be talked over.
81. George Lodge was visited by the
officers OF the Grand Lodge. "Wednesday
evening, ani Herman Lodge. Thursday
evening. Next "Wednesday evening they
will visit Riverside Lodge.
Narragansett Lodge at Clyde held n
reunion. Thursday evening. and il was
very pleasant affair.
The rank of knight was given one
candidate at the meeting .of LAFAYETTE
Lodge. Wednesday evening.
Red Cross Lodge held an entertain.
ment and supper. Tuesday evening
which was literally patronized.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
hLFRE1IAN LADIES.

Irpon Invitation the members or the
auxiliary committee attended a ladies
night N connection with Brigade No.
OF Taunton. Tuesday night IN clan
Gordon hall. The Right Honorable Pro-
toctor Henry Norton and Honorable
Secretary with delcgation from the
four CITY auxlliaries accompanied the
committee There was "a large attend
nnce of comrades and their lady fr nds.
The chairman OF the meeting r. g..
Thomas Allen, briefly introduced the
Visitors VINO cxplained The workings OF
tho Auxiliary. lts benefits etc.. and
from the miss OnarY efforts of the
Providence sisters thcrc IS every pros
pcct that in the near future an auxiI-
iarv will have been started. The Hon
nrable Treasurer GeOrgc Roberts, uf the
committee WAS also present. the chair
man i. a.. John FIantrr being un-
ayOidably absent. Af.er The remarks
the Wis tors were escorted 10 the small
hall where light Refreshments were en-
5oyed. Dancing and singing were en-
ioyed by the comrades and their friends
until a late hour. This was the first of
a series OF "sociables" which tho COM
rades OF this brg gade intend 10 hold the
coming winter. They propose Ia hold
one every month. thus creating renew
ed interest In the brigades welfare.
The evenings entertainment was a pro-
nounced success. and bi3s fair for flu
tuTe CeTGDFaT1Ons.
Auxil airy No. meet Thursday for
the election of officers, etc. and a. large
attendance is desired
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. Helen Caffery was awarded the
ladies first prize at the Home Circle
Whist In King Philips hall, last Mon
day evening, and Mrs w. Briggs the
second, and Mrs.Schale the third, While
Mr.. Trask received the gentlemen's 5
FIRST prize, G. +. Dufkin the second ana
j. l.. Farr the third. The commit. os
ARRANGEMENTS has every reason To feel
grateful for the interest manifested in
fhe success of these Home Circle Nom
day evening whists Which have con.
tinued so popular. Next Monday ev n
ing the playing Will continue as usua,
FOR the same number OF prizes
Prevalence Council held "A regular
semi-monthly meeting in the parl1rs of
theil. council rooms last Monday even
inc and elected the following metnn,.f,s
to garye the council druing tho couint.
wear: Leader. a. A. Fisher. vlce-loader
lanes B. McKenna: Instructor. John A.
NrCsauley; past leader William D. Per-
rim. secretary. George i. Farley: treas
urer and financier, Peter Tra,ror.
euide Geo. A. Sherman: sentinel 4
Fisher. warden. James j. Conway.
three trustees, charles =. Bennett.
Charles r. Clermont Thomas Pa Hey.
FntcrtAinment commit fnr tho year.
Iohn 4. MeCaulcy. George a. sherman
and James j. CONWAY
University Council meets next Mon
dav evening for the election of uthrers
and the trahsactioR of o.her inpartant
business that IS TO come before TIE
council foA" action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
KNIGHTS OF pyTHlAS.

Just when ST. johns and Pythias
lodges meet has been something of a
study TO the close observers in the or
der for Il Is generally understood that
the former meets on Wednesday even
ing and the latter on Friday evening.
but a night or two ago the transpar-
ency In the window would indicate that
both lodges met on the same evening
for. viewed from one direction. the sign
read "St. Johns Lodge meets this ev-
enng" and from another direction. 1t
read "Pythias Lodge meets this even.
ing" At the office of the Grand Lodge
yesterday Grand Master of Exchequer
Andrew Mckenzie vouchsafed that
his lodge "St. Johns" met on Wednes-
day evening, and was quite willing to
say that Pythias Lodge met on Friday
evening and when asked to explain
about the transparency. just load
ed the blame upon the poor unfortu-
nate ianitor, but said that II would not
happen again.
1t Is quite likely that the work OF in
shutting a lodge at Thornton will not
be pushed with any vigor for some time
tn come 5fr -ttt,~e--fffeeet- Interested find
that there is no hall i'm the vicinity in
which they can hold their meetings
with any degree OF comfort, and they
have been given to understand that
one OF their fellow citizens. Mr.. Nc
Curdy Is TO erect "A build ng at once.
and the upper floor will be So con-
structed as to be applable for secret
society purposes. When the building is
under way the work of forming the
lodge viii again be taken up and no
doubt will be brought to a successful
issue ms the movers i'm the matter are
among the most energetic and infiuen-
tial msn Of the thriving village.
El Karum temple. Knights Khoras-
san held a rousing session In the hall of
Rhode Island Lodge. Tuesday evenlng.
when 10 unsuspecting victims were put
through a load OF sand. that differed
very mater ally from anything
they have run agin" before 1t was
"hot stuff but the 10 quickly forgot
their blistered feet, when the door
OF the banquet nall was opened for i'm
there were young. juicy. tender tur-
keys JUST as good as President McKin-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
ODD FELLOWS.

Naomi Rebekah lodge held very
pleasant session. Friday evening, when
the officers for the coming year were
elected. The sewing circle connect
ed with the lodge met in the afternoon
and between the hours OF and a
clam chowder was served.
The meeting OF Roger Williams lodge
was well attended Tuesday evening,
when the second degree was conferred
upon two candidates. The fair com
mittee made no report. The third de-
gree viii be conferred next week and
''shal or shall we not eat" VIII come
up for discussion. Past Grand George
II. kilner will look out for the shall"
end OF the subject and Noble Grand
George $. Amidon will take charge OF
the."shall not end.
The first degree was conferred upon
one candidate at the session OF Swarts
lodge Wednesday evening, Past Grand
Edwin Arnold being the degree master,
and this fact indicates that the work
was done I'm most impressive manner.
The second and third degrees will be
conferred next Wednesday evening ana
on Wednesday evening, brc-2l. the Of
ficers and members OF James Wood
lodge will be entertained,
Next Wednesday evening Grand Mas
Ter SptnctT IL iiophiilS anu bTdlu IA
triarch Walter G.. Stackpole will be Civ
en- a grand reception In Oriental hall,
and this by Crescent lodge. they being
members OF this prosperous and hustl-
ing body A synopsis Of the program
for the occasion was given In last sat
urday's News
Pilgrim lodge held a well attended
session last evening. when one candi-
date was given the first and second de-
grees. Ii is possible that the intia-
tory and third degree will be conferred
at the next meeting.
Unity lodge will hold it's annual ban
quet and entertainment Tuesday even
ing.
The first degree was given one candl-
date at the meeting Of Mayfiowcr lodge
Wednesday evening.
Woonasquatucket eIpcampment VIII
meet Wednesday evening and elect ofl-
GERS for 1900.
District Deputy Grand Master David
T. Dyer and suite made an official visit
TO Park Hill lodge Monday evening.
The visit OF Reliance lodge To Unity
lodge has been postponed TO date
agreeable 10 Unity lodge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
RED MEN.

on Monday evening one candidate
was given the adoption degree i'm Os
semequin Tribe, This tribe win meet
again next Monday, instead of Christ
mas evening when the officers for 1900
viii be elected. and the warriors de-
gree will be conferred
The session OF Moshassuck Tribe
Wednesday evening, was largely ht
tended. and the adoption degree was
conferred upon four candidates. The
warriors degree VIII be conferred next
Wedne sday evening. and the officers
will be elected
Al the meeting of Souantum Tribe
Monday evening, one application for
membership was received The warrior
degree was conferred upon two candi-
Gates. and the chiefs degree upon one
candidate.
The chiefs OF the great council made
an Official visit TO Tahoma Tribe Tues
day evening. They will visit Canon
chet Tribe. Thursday evening. Janu-
airy T.
Moshassuck Tribe will celebrate its
tourth anniversary Wedns sday evening.
January II, and G.. T.. jerks. NJ. q
Leeck. " l.. jerks. w. G. Sanborn ana
Gilbert Hill have been made a commit-
tee To arrange for the same
King Philip Tribe held a short ses-
sion Thursday evening. and after. clos
ing. called upon Tahoma Tribe
MOST or the Tribes In the state VIII
elect officers the coming week.
Namsitta hali was wen nUa1 with
members or the Improved Order ~
ked Men last night for the purpee ~
witnessing the cercrt lny OF inst-ru. Inc
a new tribe that viii be loratod a4 or
TrryNille and be known as Wronasaua-
tucket. Tn ne were not ~ many char
ter members as expected a. numha-
being 2l instead Of 60 as antcipated.
The adoption degree was conf rre1 nm
on the candidates BY q team from Oa-
semoouin tribe The warriors decree hr
team from Moshassucl tribe ana IN,
chiefs by Pettao0n~att tribe the whole
great sachem. Charles \. Hibbard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-16
GOOD TEMPLARS.

on Wednesday evening tool: place
the 44.-tn=he=fnrg1tt.n fraternaL
visit OF Providence Lodge NJ. .. 10 Nv-
erlasting lodge, No 10 VI Manton. T..
Among the guests wAte Secretary
T.. Potter; Chaplain Mrs. Caroline
searl: Guard Walter $. Capron. The
Providence Lodge were pleased to mes L
there SO many visitors from the Lodges,
making quite reunion of Good Tenn
plars
Everlasting Lodge hell "a baked
bean supper and entertainment on
Wednesday evening i'm Manton, X. l.
After the supper was disposed OF. then
came the entcrtainm Mt part of the
evening which opened with piano
solo by Miss Gallman; recitation by p.
G. r.. e. T.. Carter; piano, galop, Miss
GaIlman: recitation by q. :. of j. c..
Mrs. Annie $. Read. "rha Divorce
song. by PD.S.. James Spurgeon. The
Hanging" encore: We ought 20 BE-
Thankful For That another recitation
by Sister Read: Anyone" song, Bro.
j. Spurgeon. The next good time will
be "A Hayseed Party" Ii was a great
success financially and socially
The District Lodge No. !. met in
PaWtuckct with nearly every officer
present. There was lots OF business
and lot that was not business The
election Of the officers occurred this
evening. =. G. T. Warner. ID. V. T. -.
V. T. G. Read"D. Sect Angie Read: ID.
on. Frank j. Potter; D. Com. G. Crow
ell: treas. Brother Berg; Marshall Nc
Golden: guard. Sister carr.