The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-12
0LNEYVIELE.
Rough and Ready Fire Company in New Quarters.
Notes From The Square and Vicinity.

Lest night saw the new quarters OF
the Rough and Ready Fire Engine COM
pany of the annexed district thrown
open for inspection and admiration.
The gathering was a large one and In
clhded the leading men in the COM
munity, besides guests from all parts
of the state. Remarks were made by
Alderman Arnold, Councilman Fletcher.
John =. Bowen, John Meadowcroft. the
captain of tie Nameaug. Robert X. At
wood James III. Walch, Lieut.. Dawley.
James Gilligan. \. NJ. Reed, and repre-
Hentatives of the press. The future
plans of the organization, which is now
q veteran one, were given out by Presi-
dent George f.. A. Beane Secretary
Walter ID. Harris and Treasurer John
T. Kenyon ana they met with approval
upon all sides. A chowder was served,
and the festivities continued until
late hour.
Evangellsts Henry c. Giles Of Boston
and G.. II. Edwards OF Worcester viii
give the first Of a series of illustrated
lectures i'm library hall this evening at
1880 o'clock. The subjects will be en-
titled Way Marks To Glory" ana THE
Worlds History i'm Prophecy"
In Guild hall last evening Fidelity
council. a. q. OF D.. held a largely at
tended meeting, and the officers for the
coming year We're installed as follows:
Prior, Sarah Ray vice prior. James
Mckay; abbot Carrie Eiseman; no
tary. Edward Neild: collector. Myra f..
Richards: treasurer. Henry Barlow in
side sentinel. Theresa Richter: outside
sentinel, William Pilling: marshal
Mary Ellis; assistant marshal, Eliza
beth Slater. Visitors were present from
the councils at Pawtucket and Vans
kuck. and District Deputy Josephine
Walker. with officers from the former
place. installed the officers 4 supper
was served and a social hour followed.
The committee in charge OF the ban
quet of the Olueyville Business Mems
association held "A meeting last evening
and decided upon February 2 as the
date.
The local lodge of odd Ladies held an
installation of officers at it's hall on
Plainfield street last night.
Narragansett assembly. 4. q. L. w,
VIII have an installation of officers I'm
library hall tonight.
The Mt. Pleasant Republican club
met I'm its hail, Arlington avenue, last
evening. There was "a very large
tendance. The committee appointed at
the December meeting to nominate Off
GERS for the year 1899 made the follow
ing report: For president Christopher
Holden: first vice president, Alfred Tn
derwood; second vice president. Thomas
Lord; treasurer. Henry Corbin: secre-
tary. John j. Anderson. After the cleo
tion of officers Mr. Holden made an adj
dress, thanking the members for the
honor they had bestowed on him. after
which he introduced Dr. Bartlett as the
speaker OF the evening. who made a
very interesting address. The presi-
dent then invited all TO the rear hall
where banquet was served. Cigars
were then lighted and a very pleasing
entertainment was enjoyed. The presi-
dent appointed AS n committee to pre-
pare for ladies' night I'm February Hen
~ Gerber. John J. Anderson Oscar
Carleton, John Considin. John e. Bald
win. The club is I'm a very prosperous
condition and considerable interest is
manifested.