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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
IAf'UitAIstakD,

NNFNhAtShkn.
FOR RENT-JUST COMPLETED. Two EaGHT
cSiiar Sss rs rooms deep Mi,h bath eonerste
GfS s m5n Sss deep back yars handsome fOuis
deli6t-.6 VA. DOUGLASS. Sss Md ave. ne.
FOR RENT : FINE RESIDENCE - CoII'MRIG
i,el i22S Princeton St: 10 rc'ms and bath.
THOMAS W. FoMI.LIl g2l y It, nv drlsst.
FOR RENT-NEAR GOVT PRINTING; OFFICE
SSa IN 81 sei II ICONS and bath finely papered
THOMAS W. FOWLER, s2l + st NV dai4st.
FOR RENT-15oe 10Th ST. NV. IL ROOMS
1875 81. NV - room. and ns;S
deliSt' RoBr l. FLEMING. lois 18th 81 NV.
FOR RENr-RENovATED l2-RooM HOUSE. IN
and 81 noots' SlI-Sls Pa. ave NV; wood and
house d2s sd ST NV. dcIi 6t'
FOR RENT-BY OSCAR W. WHITE. MA = ST.
Ag Ss Imfs in Olympia Several furnished houses
FOR RENT-BI r. o. HoLTZMAN. REAL. ESTATE
and lnsu-Hnc. Broker. 10th and sts NV.
i4l5 NV. iGr. 70 2oOo 80 Ifth NV sr. x az s
1873 av.l4r IN. 10000 iSla Riggs sr %
500 18th NV ar IS IS 800 7th NV. eg. * 90
i9lI-is 10Th nw,l7r65oo lGsI Conn aV, Or. 81
i.82 Z NV. Dr. 5000 l52I I'm nv. r.. 80 40
a d4 sV llr- $50 So g s,s is!h nv. 5000
lao glh NV, Tors 5000 los ioih NV sr $50
~ 81, ION NV lor 900 81 IAN NJ. 5r.....lG,o
liza 9Th NV. lnf.-.,Sa vs. u sw Sr...,...l2ts ~
FURNISHED HOUSES
lithdh, 2or,pel IuSo. JDJ lstn " 15r. $50
10th l.. l2r. 900 wyoming Hy lsr n, ll,o
mr. AZ NV, 10. &st3.tUJ Y I'D lar e tub I'd
mr. 18th. l9r 3D. .3.on 5 18TH sr&s. 6S 90
near 1Uth, I2r. l. SO 18Th near K Sr. Soon
l6th near h, lar, u .3,N
OFFICES.
10th & +. 5r..... $50 10 oun building
Atlantic Coast Line U-Sa b NV, IRON IS TO $50
bldg" from $40 to $50 47o La ay. $50 and 1900
each. 4uo 9TH eu
STABLES 'O'
1892 Mass av tresr) 90 las sth NV. Crear $500
dell-f
FOR RENT-BY GEO. W. LINKINS 500 NTH 81
1903 NV. lar, n, lvBess oath sr&b. - 80
lar, $50 unfur- 5000 Slg IA 1r&b. 81
2ol0 L NV, Ir&b,st. 22d&P. Grab. Is 50
Gel, sta. 900 Ills Fla aV. st&dw ~
1916 list, sr, b, Gel. 1913 Fla 81. bss ~. 80
furnace. 5000 ~ y NV. fat 5r&b. 1880
2ll+ II, lor&b 1850 1870 32d 4rSb. IL 80
1913 ia av,u, sr&b. 1880 $500 n, 5r..........T.Oo
1857 18th. Ir&b- -2I.5O I31i-25-4l Sc. erw 600
STORES.
1913 ia ar. nne large 1915 Pa ave.. BOO
store stable ST5.oO 22DI Z nw......,, 20 W
2Olp NV. -35.U 90 lIl5 Fla ave....lhDO
SIS 18Th 2o. 1915 Ia ave base 4 10 %
Good small houses for colored tenants. See list
office dss.tS
FOR RENT-UNFURNfsHED-
Wash Hts lor&b. 5000 eli La av, ONCE r. Is 90
1924 NV. 6r&b. $3.50
HEISkELL & McI.ERAN,
1eS-s tuSth-n nj
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ROOMS.
Sl4 18th, hall. $3.50
5,O2 VI, Or, w.-..l5.5O
1871 10th. Office, hent.l5.OO
4S2-ss6 La av, Office
rooms. $50 and 1900
STORES.
l422 r, \ sto spa $3.50
~ 18th. w&g. y 50
122 4th. sto. Or, eel. W. .23 90
1896 BID. Ar. st, Gel. mi 2O.JG
lso5 L, st. eel, W. g.S. 90
300 NJ. sto&2r.....2O.o0
sic 18th. shop, -..-.16.s0
Sl4 18th. W. S......l2.5O
III 18th ne. sto, cel.l0.O0
STABLES.
1912 6. 2s,cr.l.w.g.siS.O0
lli2 18th, Sc. WI, Wis 10
7l6 18th, 3s. VT, 100
li26 9Th. ~, W r....S.OU
24l2 Pa ay (rearl.
Is. W T, l.........T.09
lSs9-3l L. 5r. w...-.7.OD
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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WALL, 92a f NV
1873 9Th NV, ST.. 30
b,5s IA ne, 4r.....l3.Op
- Z NV. Or. 10. 30
u TENANTS.
.n.S VI nv Hw. Or. .l6. 10
926 l. NV, 5r......li.U0
Store 1ll3 18th NV. 1900
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HloTe coInplete ilst ger Real
Record from your neighboIing drug stOre-free.
Call or send for card to inspect any of the above
properties.
X. J. MARSHALL,
. IT. sos 11th St NV.
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE. FEW
doors from Dupont Circle: beautifully furnished;
II rooms and bath; thoroughly modern;
usual opportunity; occupant ordered away: rent
greatly reduced; $3.50 per month. R. J. MAR
SHALL, sos 11th NV. IT.
FOR RENT-HANDSGMELY FURNISHED GRIN.
brick house; MI. good condition; fine coal
and gas ranges; good stable; has been occupied by
NJ. G. Rent reduced. OWNER 1924 S st. NV.
de16-3t
FOR RENT-A SMALL. STONE-FRoNT GROOM
house; partly furnished; sunny, clean. quiet; near
-. Cap. cars; ne; $50 month. Address u. r.,
Star office. del5-2ts
FOR RENT = COMFORTABLE FURNISHED 49,
room house: a.mi.; located 10th ST.; good
car service. Possession January 1. Address Box
81, Star Office. de7- TIL s&tu-6t'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n ST NV,
near British legation. beautiful English base
ment house; IL rooms; well adapted for enter
tanning. oriental furnishings and drapings. Rent
to Sept. l. 1900 $1,000. but may be varied. APP
ply on premises. no11-5w'
kLhNIshhD OR LNf'lRNIshE.D.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

TED-WELL-FURNISHED AND HEATED
room and good table board with refined people
by gentleman and wife; about months Adj
dress stating terms, Box So Star office. 1t"
WANTED-BY YOUNG MEN, SUITE OF !, OR
furnished rooms with BATH bet. 9th and 18th
SITS; refs. Address Box So Star office. 1t.
WANTED-BY THREE YOUNG MEN 3 ROOMS
with board. in section bet. 18th and 18th sts
ana Pa ave and st. Address stating lowest
terms. Box 81, Star office.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN N GOVERNMENT
service, furnished private family pre-
ierred; state price. Address Box 15J Star office
IT. ~ ~
WANTEI-2 UNFINISHED ROOMS OR SMALL,
nat, near l4th, 18th or 9th street cars for or 2
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RooMERS' GUIDE co. 500 NV It,
WANTED-LARGE UNFUR FRONT ROOM; BAY
window and balcony; corner house; stone or
efn family owners; state terms. Address c. v.
X Star ONCE de14-3ts
WANTED,oUR LISTS REACH EVERYBODY
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We charge no commission any time
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FOR RESr-BY FLOYD E. DAVIS, It'll 4 f Sw.
Flat 9&B sw. Or, impSs5Uo IloS Va sw, ami. -, 80
435 NV, Or, ami. ESQ 1880 Ii ne. stoiSlw - 80
9ll Sd Sc 6r. ami -14.25. Sl3 + sw. ST. ami aioo
12i2 eth sw, 30 1872 s Cap, Or, ami II 60
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J. T.. BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room l10. Washington Loan and Trust bu,,dlnR
fe5-tf Telephone No. 9I2-3.
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FOR RENT-JUSr COMPLETED. TWO EIGHT.
room houses. = rooms deep. with hath. concrete
net nantes, deep back yards. handsome fr,,uis
blO AMI biS Sth 81. ne, s. 90.
del4-bt',6 WA. DOUGLASS Soa Nd
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For RENT.

FUK KENT
l4Is o st. 10r&b. .S45. 90
1341 Corcoran. Or. 81. so,
pa 1874 st. Sr&b- 80. so
1912 II ST, Sr&b. 30. 90
3U,S Cambr &c pl.9 $50
Store. 22i0 14th st. rs. 90 !
de16-tf GA
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

+ OR RENT-TYPEwRITERs AT $3.50 PER
month Why pay ST. ANY typewriters repair
MOORE BROS. ols r st.. Rooms 2 and 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

On Friday evening Excelsior division.
No. l6, held its usual regular meeting
with twenty members present and
six visitors representing the William
Penn division Of Pawtucket and East.
crn Star OF Smiths Hill. w. Patriarch
Mrs. Emma Fellows was present. haV-
ing returned from her summer outing
at BroCkton. Mass. as also was Assist
ant Recording Scribe Miss Adah Mar
shall who had been on an outing dur
ing the warm days of August. Record
ing Scribe Malcolm McCann put I'm his
days Of rest at Nova Scotia and was
welcomed back on this evening. max
ing IL pleasant To see the old faces Of
the officers again and number Of new
ones I'm the members. An initiation was
had and a new sister added TO the fam
ily which, although large. is yet har-
monious Six more are expected be.
fore the close OF the term. as we ara
willing TO crowd up and make more
room any time. The next meeting vii:
be the nomination OF officers. when
there will be many surprises p. w =.
Luther Crowell OF William Penn diyi-
sion. Pawtucket, was present and in
vted Excelsior division. No. 16. to en
with them 10 Hills Grove division. on
Sept q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
HEPTASOPHS.

Last week a typographical error gave
the address of the new fnancier OF
What Cheer Conclave "a - instead OF
81 Dorrance street. What Cheer meets
Tuesday evening at waking Girls
club. AMI il is hoped that the attend
ance will be large. Business of personal
Importance to each member will be
discussed
Pas, Supreme Archon Edward f.
James. who has charge or the New
England field work Was in the city Fri
day looking after interests or the or
der. especially the new cOnclaNe on TN"
East side. the charter list OF which is
growing satisfactorily and which Is GO
ing To he a representative body. IL ~
resiuest,d that those who have not yet
done so will see Dr. Mclaughlin at
once.
Roger Williams Conclave meets Tues
dav evening at - North Main street. y
fun attendance is requested. business
of great importance 10 b. attended To-.
Rboie Island Cnnclave meets Thurs
day evening at King Philips hall, west
minister street. " Is Important to every
member 90 be present as matters oi es-
preial interest viii be attend d To.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
HOME CIRCLE.

TVenty-one tables were occupied AT
the first entertainment of the Hom,
circle Whist In King PhiHp's han las.
Monday evening, where an apprecis.
Two audience was entertained until
eleven O'Clock. The first gentlemen. d.
prize was awarded 10 Mr.. sherman the
second 10 Mr.. w. H. Brown and IA.
thlid To MI Charles L. Smith ,,.bii.
MIS-. buchanan received tho f,,~st IA
dies prize and Mrs. Eddy the second
aud Mrs. Austin, the third. Tn. open5np
mght was magnificent success and nij
the old time enthusiasm was manifest
cd Throughout the evening. Next Mon
day evening the playing Will be contin-
u''d and SIX pilze = VIII be awarded and
thirty tables viii be- az the ser,.ic. az
the guests Every effort will be made
90 accommodate the PLAYERS who wish
60 enter the contest
OmcyVilir Council met I'm I Iibra,y hail
last Monday evening and besides IN,
admission Of new members voted tl
change the uigths of meeting from thn
first and second Monday to tn Grlt
and second Friday evenings of cacu
month For the better accommodation of
all the members
American Council of pawfuck. viii
ia set in Home Circle hail " Brvad
street. next Wednesday evening a. b
O'Clock when d large attendance is de.
sired
UNIVERSITY Council met Ia the parIors
81 King phi,-a hall last Monday
evening wh re -nH ragtilsr ROUTINE huzi
nsss ~ m council VAS acted upou
Providence ccvhct vii fiest IN is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

dancing was indulged in until late
hour. thus bringing To close a most
successful evening and for which the
committee. Sisters Lena Hammond
Wood and Orchard. are 10 be congratu-
lated
Auxiliary No. 4 held it's regular semi
monthly meeting Thursday evening
the president. Sister Trueloye. IN the
chair. There WAS a large gathering oi
members and visitors from sister auNl-
iares. The honorable treasurer, Geo
Roberts. occupied "a seat on the plat-
form with the president and deputy
Regular business was transacted eN-
peddously. one application Tor mem
bership was received and referred "
investigating committee. Two cand'
dates received the initiation degree
which was performed in a very credit
able manner by the officers Miss VII
son and ltrs. Walker. and they ur
doubt will be very valuable additions
10 the membership OF Auxiliary No. l.
The trolley party committee made
report which was accepted as progress
For the good of the order encouraglnr
remarks were made by deputy J. 60
Truelove. and the honorable treasurer
George Roberts; also by Sister Hoie,
ditZ of Auxiliary No. .. After socla'
chat the auxiliary adjourned It's ses-
sion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
PILGRIM FATHERS.

At the last convoeation ot ,ProNl-
dence colony. No. 14j. of which NELSON
\. Nottage is w. governor, there were
many happy Pilgrims present. who had
Travelled from the villages far arouhd
and from the colony city t0 witness
the initiation OF The only unhappy man
I'm the assembly OF Pilgrims on ihi'
evening. At the next conVOCation lheIe
Will be two candidates and "a larGe
number OF Pilgrims 20 see the inlu-
alton. Several communicates were
received from Collector T.. VI. Nottage
and from the supreme colony OF New
england. more specially one giving me
names of the deputy of all the colonies
I'm New England. including the one TOT
Providence colony No. li'. VINO
turns out To be the we'll known ana
capable editor OF the paper called the
Pilgrim published I'm Boston Mass.
iu the interests OF the Pilgrim Fathers
order. Sergeant-at-A Arms Frank j, Fot-
ter and the other officers made II lively
for the novitiates while they had me
chance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
ODD FELLOWS.

Mt. Vernon lodge had one application
for membership and a fine time at its
meeting Wednesday. Next meeting will
be OF special Importance.
The odd Fellows are to leave the
building known as odd Fellows han, 81
Wcybosset street, and for a year at
least will make their headquarters IN
Sterling hall, corner of Potter and
Weybosset streets This decision was
reached early in the week. four lodges
and two encampments voting 10 do so.
The change viii BE- made 50 soon as
the hall Is In readiness, which may bc
BY October /. In their new home hope
lodge viii meet Monday evening. koge-
Williams Tuesday evening, Eagle We'd
nesday evening and Canonicus louge
Friday evening. Moshassuck encamp-
ment will meet The first and thlfu
Thursday evenings Of each month and
Narragansett cncampmcnt the second
and third Thursday These lodges Will.
at once take steps To build on buy new
home and as Sterling hall has been
leased but FOR a year IL would Indicate
that. thcy expected To- get into the new
building i'm that time. The owners Of
the land upon which the hall stands
have not $50 Il is UNDERSTOOD paid the
odd Fellows for the building as yet.
Nor can II be learned what figures have
been made by the arbitrators. There Is
some talk OF the association purchas-
ing the building i'm which Sterling hall
A. located. hut this Is not confirgf "a
bv any of the board OF trustees. Until
the money FOR the old building Is paid
ovcr the odd Fellows viii control the
rents.
Tho Rhode Island delegates to tho
Sovereign Grand lodge that held its
session I'm Detroit this week have beer
made members OF very important COM
mittecs of that body, Gushing on ju-
dietary. Farnham on legislation, Lloyd
ON international relations and Perkins
on patriarchal branch.
The meeting Of What Cheer lodge
was well attended Tuesday evening
when the second degree was conferred
upon one candidate There VIII be no
degree work az the next meeting Th'
evening rs Il be devoted To the SEMI
annual roll call and banquet.
ON "wednesday evening az the ses-
sion of Swarts lodge Herbert :. Cobh
,,pg elected - the position ~ financial
secretary and q. Slocum smith resign
Cd as recording secretary and his sue
ceeeor will be elected at the next meet
in~ Owing 90 sickness in the family
af rasi Grand Master =. IT, Llh'oin
the wofl. Of fne second degree was hot
rehcarrod. W-Glssd4y etrnihs pct'.
ber "a. hae been set apart os Wheel
mems night. An Whealmrn in ih' or
de- are Invited.
ono week from this evening Grand
Master spencer ". Hopkins ann suIl'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

White of Tennessee is coming east az q
will he the guest OF the Grand Lodge OF
Vermont next month
The First Regiment Of the Uniform
Rank will make a parade in PaWtucket
carly in October
The Past Chancellors Association
visited 81. George Lodge Wednesday
evening and the Chancellor Command
ers AMI Vice ChancellOrs Association,
Pythias lodge last evening
Garfield Lodge will hold ladies'
night next Tuesday evening.
one application was received in Pal
estine Lodge Tuesday evening.
Four pages ceived the rank of es-
quire I'm Oriental Lodge Thursday
evening. The attendance was large.
The rank OF page was conferred upon
one candidate In Elmwood Lodge We'd
nes iay evening.
Last evening Pythias Lodge enter
tained the chancellor Commanders and
the Vice Chancellors Association.
Next Wednesday evening the officers
OF the Grand Lodge will make an oth-
clal visit 90 Lafayette Lodge, and the
following Friday evening VIII visit Py-
thias Lodge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23

the Hon. Com. of No. James Nswbo'd
expressed tn hope that this was but
the beginning Of "a round OF interchange
of fraternity between the briSades.
AUD Lang Syne" was sung with gusto
this closing one of the best me 'ings
ever held in Brigade No. and the re-
ccpt .On committee. COmlddes &. w,
Cover. G. Fisher 4. FELTON,, Jcs sph =.
Pickup and Csc. II. Hall, feel amply
rewarded FOR their labOrs I'm the cul-
minatiOn OF the pleasing celebration.
The brigade adjourned to Friday. Oct.b.
The Past Commanders Association
will meet Wednesday evening i'm Ar
mold Pos, hall. 81 Westminster street.
A large attendance of p. C.'s is desired.
Brigade No. / will meet Thursday and
will have as guests the members of the
British Veterans Association OF Provi-
dence r. l. \ most enjoyable meeting
IL anticipated and one of much interest.
4 public meeting Is called FOR Mon-
dav evening in Knights Of Pythias hall
beiyeen public street and Pottcr's ave-
nue on ElmWOOd avenue 70 perfect the
organization of a new brigade. COM
races and their friends Interested in
this project are cordially invited TO be
present al O'Clock.
Brigade No held their regular meet
ing Tuesday the Hon Com. Gledhill
Oates presiding. The customary num-
ber of comrades We're present. Regular
business was transacted. one app1cd-
tion was favOrably acted on. Mr. Fred
Wpbly was then duly Initiated the cere-
monies being performed i'm very cred
table manner by the mutation team
Sick committee presented clear bill.
Excursion committees presented report
which was received ana committee dis
charged with a vote of thanks. The
DEPUTY protector duly installed the
chaplain-elect ana assistant guide-elect
being assiSter by y. II. n. =. George
Roberts For the good OF the order re-
marks We're made by the u. H. P.Henry
Norton Hon. Treas Geo Roberts. Hon.
Chan. w. j. Amicas. Comrade Webly
Deputy smith \. - Barlow. etc. After
which the brigade then adjourned.
This month marks the ending Of what
has been u term ~ nine months OWNS
90 the change in supreme laws. Record
ers are urged 20 - prompt in making
their returns tn the supiem secretary
as upon receipt of same award VIII De
made IN the continuation or the Prize
gaNcl contest
An executive meeting Is called for
Monday evening i'm Is. i. hall, Elmwood
avenue. ar o'clock.
Brigade 40. . held rs regular meet
lnu Monday the Hon. Commander John
GledhiIl presiding Sick committee rte-
santed a clear bin 81 health. EXCURSION
committee presented nnal report which
was very encoura sing and committee
! discharged with vota ~ thanks. Nisit-
! ors included tho Rlght honorable Pro-
l tecto- Henry Norton. Under goot ~
I the order much interest vas disp,aN q
in fhe EImwood project and quite n
number of comrNdes from this brigade
will b. iu attendance. Encout1einr re-
marks were made b. the W. II. Pro-
: tector y. II. VI. BRO. Albert lsober anf
( others An interesting topic during the
sncral half hour was the International
,brourh New York. Philadelphia. etc.
comy.ide Fred Bowers was azaln with
bis comrades and reports having had a
splendid vacation The brigade than
adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
AlFREDlAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. / held it's regular meet
ing Monday evening with very large
gathering 81 sisters. Meeting was caH'
ed T. order at 7:SO by President ba'-
than. Various pro. tenn appointments
were made Sister Buxton was re-
ported sick. Sister Hughes as impr"N-
ing Routine business was Transacted
after which the president appointed q
committee To- arrange FOR SOCIAL az
an early date. Al this pont the auNli-
larry was adjourned 60 permit ol 'AS
reception ~ the visiting comrades 90
No. 3. q. A.. according TO special IN
Vitation. There were also present SIS
ters Gibson. Sister McCord aud Sis
ter Sainsbury of No. and Sister smith
of No. 4. They were welcomed By the
president and also Special Deputy l..
G. John Tranter. Remarks COngratu-
lat0ry were made by several uf the
npwhers ~ NJ 3 nfn~ which the iol-
lowing program was efficiently
eel. 0efeotsIns by 49, -srs. IL. Morrow
aad John Trantcr and pianp songs bN
Messra. William SprdgUe and j. Tran.
Ger AMI Siaters Marlin reading Siatti
Pickup. Sister Baii.ham. song, duct
Ne sra. Morrow and Goodwin, song. J..
Trauter ant N Marrow \ very In
tercstiug part ~ tha entertaiumnu
was he cake WHik participated in bt
Sisters lickup anI Worth. After 4
h0untiful collation. had been serNed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.

\ few weeks ago a few OF the lead
ing members OF Elmwood Lodge came TO
the conclusion that club was needed
IN 1heir vicinity, from the fact that
many OF the younger members had no
place To spend their leisure moments.
other than the street. The project met
with favor. ana it was proposed TO limit
the membership OF the club 10 so. but
this number was 50 quickly reached
that 1t was extended to 80. and the in
q cations are that within a fortnight
tais number will also be reached. About
so of the members met on Monday even
ing. and elected the following board Of
officers: President. Charles u. Cady,
vice presient. Warren r.. Spencer; sec
rctary. \. Y. Dove; treasurer, Fred T..
Davis. governors. Joseph -. Anthony,
George II. Fisher, CHARLES Spencer. H..
j. Pierce and W. l.. COttam: executive
comm ttec, Fred T. Davis, George H..
Fisher and O. T.. Spencer. The club Will
be knoWnas Suburban and will occu-
py the large parlor In the building
: owned by Elmwood Lodge. corner OF
ElmwoOd and Potter avenues and VIII
be- open at all times The room will be
supplied with all the dal ly papers the
leading magazines and periodicals. The
room has been elegantly lululbhtu, anu
the club has already been the recipient
OF a number Of handsome presents. \
little later the club Will apply 10 the
state for "a charter.
Two appl cations for membership were
received at the meeting Of What Cheer
Lodge Mon ,ay evening. and at the
meeting Monday evening the rank OF
page will be conferred upon three can
dldates. and the Chancellor Command
crs Association will be present. \
supper viii be served.
Grand chancellor John g. Purkis and
Grand Keeper ~ Records and Seal
I william \. Wilson have been invited
| 90 take part i'm the session OF tn grand
| lodge of Vermont. that meets October II
and H. ON the following day Admiral
| Dewey will be- given reception at
| Montpelier and the Pythians OF that
state AZ. To- take a prominent part hl
| this demonstrat atiun.,
/ Walter n. Mowrt has rendered his
resignation as vice chancellor I'm Ster-
| linr.
sterling Lodge viii probably after
I Oct. ] meet in the lodge roOm ~ VhDi,
/ Island Lodge
The meeting nlght has been changed
from Tutaday io Friday.
Tile rank uf page VIII be couferrel
upDn ou candidate lu Palestine t4odg,
d Tuesday evening.
. suprsm Keeper of Records Y. T. -