The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-14
ODD FELLOWS.

i OF Oneyville held largely attended
and most enjoyable installation of Off
GERS ar its hail. 15l Plainfield street.
District Deputy William Il. Streeter
and the following board of grand Off
GERS conducted the ceremonies: Grand
Warden X. l.. Dornheim, Grand Re-
cording Secretary John Brown, Grand
Financial Secretary Earl III. Leavitt,
Grand Treasurer Albert Smith. Grand
Marshals S. NJ. Albro and Henry o.
Martin The officers installed were as
follows: Noble grand, Nathan Nj.
Wright. vice grand. Edward T. Will
ford; recording secretary. Harry II.
Kenyon; treasurer, Joseph Cough; fl
nancial secretary, James a. Donkers-
ley; trustees, a. Waterman Smith, +.
c.. Cyril :. Carpenter, II. c. Thomas
Watch; warden Alfred r. Burns; con-
ductor, John Rowland, Jr.; inside
guardian, John A. Hawthorne: outside
guardian. Albert ID. r.. Dunton; II. :.
N. c.. Wellington l.. Lewis, l.. S. y. c..
Henry Il. Arnold; Il. ;. V. c., George
H. HoIgate: l.. 5. V. e.. George Price.
X. $. s., William Middleton; l.. ;. .,
Thomas Taylor: s. II. e., John f..
Bowen; chaplain, Edward j. Shaw
cross. Il. c.: degree masters. LIST. Al
bert III. TAYLOR. II. c.: I'd. William NJ.
Little. +. c.: Sd. William Jacobs, p.
c.: floor director. Wellington l.. Lewis.
marshal. Robert T.. Shawcross, T.. c.;
hall committee, George r.. a. Beane.
p. c.: finance committee, John II.
Bowen, Il. c.. William r. NJ. Little,
r. G.. George Price; committee 10 visit
She sick. William G.. Horton, John \.
Hawthorne. Thomas Walch, John f..
Bowen. Il. c.. Albert II. Taylor, Il. c..
John S. Boyes. The session came 10 a
close by the serving OF a collation. and
remarks by members of the installing
board, guests and members of the
lodge.
f, Pilgrim lodge met last evening by
invitation with Conanicus lodge in odd
Fellows building on Weybosset street.
and the meeting was most interesting
one In every way, good attendance
being present. which included many
visiting brothers who expressed regret
AT the recent loss by fire of the effects
of Pilgrim lodge.
1t was an exceedingly enjoyable meet
ing that was held by the Rose Standish
tea party, who met with Sister Rose
Chace Wednesday evening last. and the
attendance taxed the capacity of the
house, but not the hospitality of the
hostess.
Thursday evening the officers of Mt.
eral good time followed.
The new officers of Dorcas Rebekah
lodge, which were installed at the last
meeting by District Deputy Maria A.
Wilson and board of grand officers. are
as follows: ~. c.. Julia T.. Leavitt:
W g. Mildred Dillenback; recording
secretary. Helen G. Deming; treasurer,
Eliza T.. Paine: financial secretary, Ell
sic o. Saunders. r. v. O.. Fannie
T'rask, on behalf of the lodge. present
ed the retiring noble grand. Lizzie NJ.
Smith. with a vice grand's jewel.
Westminster lodge received two ap-
plications last Monday evening. Past
Grand a. J. Reach presented the re-
firing financial secretary. Past Grand
Martin Johnson Mith-a beautiful
French porcelain clock as a mark of
esteem from the lodge of his 16 years
faithful services. a number of visitors
were present and good time was en-
joyed
The officers of Mt. Vernon lodge were
Installed at the last meeting as fol-
lows: ~. c., Asabel Albee. Jr.: V. c..
III. n. Horton; secretary. j. G.. Hayes;
financial secretary. Charles II. Goodell,
=. c.; treasurer. r.. f. Kenaston. II. c.;
conductor. Charles f. Albee: l. c.. VIM
IA. King; -. c.. X. H. Wiloughby;
chaplain. George w. Lewis; i. c.. X.
s. 10 ~. c.. James Horton; II. s. TO
". c.. +. A. Scott: $. Il. G., A. II. Still
man. Brother Dillenback was accom-
panied by Brother Cook OF Pilgrim
lodge as grand secretary and Brother
Pettee OF the same lodge as grand mar
shal. The rest were from Mt. Vernon
lodge. A collation. was served. Speeches
were in order and the district deputy
outdid himself i'm his address. He also
authorized Il. G.. Lewis To install the
remaining officers.
Last night Mt. Pleasant lodge ac-
companied by many other members OF
the order from this city. paid a frater-
nal visit 10 Sabotia lodge OF Taunton.
a special train being chartered FOR the
occasion. The affair WAS in all ways
enjoyed and "A success
The meeting of Crescent lodge Tues
day evening was "a fairly well attended
one. end the first and second degrees
were conferred upon four candidates
Arnity lodge OF Warren met Tuesday
evening. and a large amount OF routine
business was gone through.
The members OF the order are very
much grieved over the loss OF that
highly esteemed member, James a.
Charriey. who passed away Sunday at
his home on sutton street. after n brief
Illness The funeral occurred Thurs
dey from his late residence at o'clock.
and the Fp scopal service was read by
Rey. Tioyd w, Tomkins. Jr.. rector of
Grace church. Many prominent citi-
gems were present. among them being
q larpe nur ber Of the members OF the
Crond Ind~e ~ the Knights OF Py-
fhiaa cnd spvrral prominent members
Of the odd Fellows. The casket was
piaced IN q perfect hank of flowers in
the front room ~ the cottage house
Their were flowers from the Orgariza-
tions 20 which ne belonged and hand