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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-10
NUMBER 80.
200 Of them who could be found in an

200 Of them who could be found in an
intoxicated condition.
The soldiers used their money pur.
chasing food and clothing for their
loved ones waiting at home. They
came bearing the olive branch OF
peace; they departed bearing sacks
laden with gifts Of love.
The only Objectionable feature du-
ring their stay here was the conduct
|of- the merchants, who are all Span
iards, advancing prices on all goods
from one hundred to one hundred and
fifty per cent. during the stay OF the
soldiers, reducing the prices to their
original valuation as soon as the last
Cuban soldier departed.
Our nation boasts of its high civili-
cation, and deservedly. But many OF
the officers and men sent to Cuba, as
representative citizens, so shocked
the refined sensibilities OF the ''semi-
barbarjans" by their rough manners.
their drunkenness and debauchery,
they were refused admission into the
homes OF the better element. The
wantonness of the days of Nero would
be a fair comparison Of the conduct
OF those who wore the high insignia
Of rank, and from whom the most In
different observer would expect some.
thing better and nobler. 1t was
great relief from the departure OF
the volunteer to the advent of the
regular army officers. All that was
expected of the former was realized in
the latter.
dislike writing statements contra
dictory to eminent writer's, whose ex-
perience and travel raise them far be-
yond me in literary way. But, in
my correspondence with your "Old Re.
liable" paper, | have stated truths
some times rather startling, l admit
but, with great love of JUSTICE al.
ways paramount in my heart, must
state things and people as find them,
or incidents as they occur. The plain.
est utterances | have made do not
compare with many horrible facts
which were forced to my notice, but
which, for the shame it brought to
our nation in the minds of the people
there, prefer to bury, and only wish
the memory of them would die also.
MRS. IDA NJ. CONVERSE.
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Shell ,b. sn.ry OF s..l,h ard s.ppi-

Shell the Cnery OF Hesi,h ard Hsopi-
nsss.-ls the stomach SOur2 Is there
Distress after Eating. Is YOUR ADpe-
titc waning? DO you get Dizzy Have
YOU Nausea Frequent Sick Headscher
-forerunners Of general break-up.
Dr. Won STAINS Pineapple Tablets d.s-
pel all these distressing symptoms.
They aid the digestive organs. cure the
inclp,cnt or the chronic casos, - Cents
-i5.
sold by Banding e Blanaing = Wv
bosset street: Geo. L. Cl1lin a g.. 62
s. Main street: Hall & Lyon
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he visited Monday, and of which Su-
preme Secretary Swain invited him 10
inspect and examine. The records OF
the order. Friend Happoldt stated, were
safely cared for i'm more ways than one.
and to cap all were stored IN "A large
and valuable safe.
Olneyville council met in Library hall
last Monday evening with Leader
stephen II. Arnold in the chair. Sec
retary David j. Barr, Financier irving
Dmond. Treasurer J. Frank Alger, Past
Leader Wellington l.. Lewis ana IN
structor Timothy Carey were IN their
positions. and discharged their duties
with promptness and pispatch. one
new member was obligated and num-
ber of new members were reported as
among the possibilities of the near fu-
ture.
Providence council will meet at {
o'clock next Monday evening IN regular
session i'm King Philips hall
University council has high appre-
citation for the splendid work which
their lady members are accomplish
ing i'm the line OF entertainments Tor
their legion OF friends within as well
as without the order. and as PROOF OF
thig fact visit TO King Philips nan
any Monday evening viii be enough TO
convince any one of the Intelligent
MANAGEMENT by these lady friends Tor
the success OF Home Circle in FroNl-
denCe.
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RED MEN.

Canonchet tribe conferred the war
riors degree upon a number OF candi-
date Thursday evening and several
more are under way. The tribe Will
meet every Thursday instead of the
second and fourth. At the meeting
Thursday evening 1t was voted to hold
all candidates that were admitted until
the last meeting in March when the
chiefs degree will be conferred on that
occasion. The Past sachem's Associa-
tion Will be the guests OF the evening.
There will be at least a dozen candi-
dates, and a supper will be served.
There will be degree work Thursday
evening.
on Tuesday evening King Philip
tribe made q fraternal visit To SQuan-
tum tribe for the pt- pose of presenting
that body with Pocasset tribes frater-
nal teeper. The program was for both
tribes To visit Woonasquatucket tribe
but this part of the program missed
fire. The tribe al its meeting thls week
viii decide upon which tribe viii next
receive the teeper.
ON Thursday evening Waneta Coun-
ell, Daughters OF Pocohontas. made a
surprise visit 20 Petteconsett tribe and
eat and drink. The evening was very
pleasantly spent.
The Old Folks concert given under
the auspices OF the social committee of
King Philip tribe Monday evening was
a gratifying success in every way.
Tahoma tribe has a committee out
for new hall.
The Past Sachems Association VIII
meet in WaInsitta hall Wednesday
evening, when the question OF doing
away with the adoption tax will be the
subject OF discussion.
The chiefs Of the Grand Council
makes an official visit To Alifretta
Council, Daughters OF Pocohontas Tues
day evening and will visit Mneola
Council at Newport next Tuesday
evening.
The adoption degree was conferred
upon two candidates and the warriors
degree upon one at the meeting OF
Squantum tribe Monday evening.
one candidate was given the adoption
degree at the meeting of MOshassuck
tribe Wednesday evening.
Pocasset tribe will hold ~ trading
post after Lent. Past Sachem Edward
German is at the head of the commit
tee.
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AlFREDlAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. 2 held It's regular meet
ing Feb. % President Sister Broadhead
conducting routine business was fol-
lowed after which II was voted that a
masquerade BAH be held soon after
Easter. The II. III. Protector A. II.
England was present and made some
interesting remarks on The work done
by Alfredlans generally. She closed
the regular business Of the auxiliary
the meeting being followed by the
usual refreshment ana social time.
Auxiliary No. l met as per adjourn
ment in Freedom Hall. Tuesday. Sis
ter Martin presiding. Roll was called
and two officers were found absent
through sickness. Committee reported
fayoraDly on two candidates. sister
Gill presented the auxiliary with "a
trunk which was accepted and u vote
OF thanks rendered to the donor.
Ban committee reported "A complete
success notwithstanding the cold
weather about q hundred couples taxi
ing part The grand march was led by
the chairiajy, Sister Mrs. Barker and
l.. G. Walter Lcacy or Brigade No. 3.
Some OF the costumes worn were very
picturesque. Much credit was accorded
the committee for their efforts i'm max
ing ii such a success. The committee
were Sisters Barker Chairlady Nor
row. Secretary Worth. Treasurer A.
Hammond, Orchard and Monroe. The
meeting was then adjourned 20 March
Ith
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HOME CIRCLE.

Mrs. j. II. shaw won the first ladies'
prize beautiful illuminated banner
for parlor decoration. at the Home Cir
Gle whist Monday evening, and Miss r..
Flint was awarded the second ladies'
prize. china decorated card case. Mr.
George j. Bennett received the first
gentlemens prize, a sterling silver
brush. and Mr.. c. +. Miles carried off
the second gentlemen's decorated ink
stand and tray, both OF which were
desk ornaments or unequal anr rare va
lue. Seventeen tables were occupied and
playing was interesting throughout. G..
r.. Pierce and George II. Farley acted
as score masters. The next entertain
ment of this series will be given I'm
King Philips hall 157 Westminster
street, Monday evening, when a number
of prizes will be played for and award
ed the same evening.
America council of PaWtucket met in
regular session i'm It's council rooms i'm
Kinion's block. Wednesday evening.
with Leader John T.. Mclaughlin i'm the
chair. Secretary William G.. Fales.
Treasurer Clarence T.. Pierce. Finan-
cier Frank II. Sibley, Past Leader Mar
ion G.. Happoldt and Vice-Leader Chez
ner II. Lufkin were in their respective
positions and all details of their work
was carefully attended to. The regular
routine work was followed by interest
ing discussions on various subjects for
the welfare of the council during
which Past Leader Happoldt related his
high appreciation for the management
of the supreme office In Boston, which
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ODD FELLOWS.

Swarts lodge held very enjoyable
session Wednesday. and the attend
ance was larger than usual. During
the early part of the evening the third
degree was conferred upon one cand-
date. one application for membership
was received, and permission given one
applicant TO receive the initiatory de-
gree. After this the social committee
took charge and then something was
done i'm the way OF celebrating Washin-
tons birthday. Past Grand Arnold
marched into the hall from the ante
room bearing aloft a large silk Ameri-
can flag. AS he entered the room every
member arose and salutcd the starry
banner, and then with viii sang The
Star Spangled Banner" This was fol-
lowed by very interesting patriotic adj
dresses by Past Grand Master =. III.
Lincoln and Deputy Grand Master
Louis w. Clarke. Brothers Mckenzie
and Reed. Brothers Shirley and Ritt-
man rendered q vocal duet. Brother
Michon and Bowen an instrumental
duet and others sang and played. The
whole concluded with a tableau by
Brothers Reed. Hay and Bowen. ON
Monday evening there will be whist
party and on the following Wednesday
evening the initiatory degree will be
given one candidate, and Brother An
drew Moflitt. who has held a prominent
position On the L.. :. repair ship vulcan,
will be present and relate his expert
ences on that ndw famous vessel.
There was "A large attendance at the
meeting of Manufacturers lodge Tues
day evening, the second degree being
conferred upon one candidate and per-
mission given one applicant TO receive
the initiatory dfgree. it was voted 10
purchase a new paraphernalia and the
sum of $4,000 was Appropriated for that
purpose. The third degree will be con-
ferred Tuesday evening.
At the session OF Fraternity encamp-
ment last evening an invitation was eX-
tended 10 visit Blackstone encampment.
when the degree team OF this camp Will
exemplify the patriarchal degree. The
date will be announced later.
Noble Grand a. a. AMMAN and Vice
Grand r.. Il. Burdick were added To the
tenth anniversary committee In What
Cheer Lodge Tuesday evening. The
date will be Tuesday. March 2l. and
the following is the program: Banquet
from 10 $50; whist from $3.50 to IL and
dancing from III until |.
1t was expected that the third de-
gree would be given one candidate at
the meeting of Crescent lodge Tuesday
evening, but the candidate did not put
IN an appearance
Reliance lodge held the third of its
series of socials Tuesday evening and
was a financial success Next Tuesday
evening the second degree. was con-
ferred upon three and possibly four
candidates.
The lniatory degree was given one
candidate at the meeting of Washing
ton Park lodge Tuesday evening.
At the session OF Pilgrim lodge last
evening the second degre was con-
ferred upon one candidate
Hope lod sc conferred the first degree
upon one candidate Monday, and Olive
Branch lodge did the same on Thurs
day evening.
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mon 1O:45 5 S 2:3o; evening prayer and
sermon 1880.
~. Johns Morning prayer with SER
mon l0:45: $ 5 3; evening prayer 3:45.
Calvary, Orchard Ave-Holy Com
munion 10; morning prayer l0:45' ,
II; evening prayer 8; the rector viii
preach.
st James'-Celebratio OF the Holy
Communion 10: morning service 10:i5:
: $780, evening prayer and sermon
1880.
church of the Epiphany. Potter's Ave
near Elmwood Ave--Morning service
10:45. : 3; confirmation lecture 4:aO;
evening service 7:30.
Church of the Epiphany. Potter's Ave
near Elmwood Aye-Holy Communion
7:30; morning service 1915; : 3; even
ing service, 1880.
METHoDIsT
Bethesda CPrimitivel. I q O + hall.
cor Plainfield and Dyer Ave--1045 a IN
and Z y m. preaching by Rev r \ Nor
throp, II m. : >.
Ruggles 81 PrimitiVe)--10:4 a. a IN and
: p IN. preaching: evening theme. How
10 Reach the Men" j. IA, ; :; 4:l5 y M,
l..
Broadway. Rev J o Randall. pastor
10:45. sermon by Rev Il Bass ID ID;
1880 third OF the series on RUTH spe-
cial music.
Tabernacle-i0:4J m and p IN.
preaching by the pastor, w + Davis;
1915. $ :; 6:15 y IN. T. J..
81. PauPs. cor Prairie aud Potter's
Avcs, J \ T. Rich, pastor-Preaching
10;45 and 1:30; $ $ 1913 y l. 6:15.
. Wanskuck-1l q M, preaching by the
pastor. Rev Robert CLARK 1916. : s: 6,
class mectiug 2 $ s concert.
Hope st. Rev Rennetts g Miller. pas
tor--l0.45 sermon. Palm Tree Chris
tlans;" i2.15. : :: 4 j l.; 6:15. y l.; s:3).
sermon by pastor. $500 inquiry meet
ing.
Trinity. Trinity Sd Rev A Couitas.
psstor-iO.ij M. sermon by Rev y M
North. j. ID. of New York: i2:i5, : 5;
G:30 " T.; 7:20 sermon by pnstor. sub
jcct. "The Burden and the Rack"
Mathewson 50. Rev NJ Dick. Ph ~.
pastor-lo'i5 subject "Tho Lords
prcypr." third I'm serica. 1915. s :; G:3).
T. l.: 7.15. organ recital; 80 "our Ac-
ouser" SIR Joseph Lomaire, clarinet
soloist.
T'NIVER sA1IST.
church 20 'he Mediator Crnnston So,
nov w g soueck. pastor Service 1915.
subject. "Tho outlook for Universal
Ism" $ s 1915. V y q " G.20: special
musical service 200. an selections being
By Gounod
First. Rev IA / Cushman p n. pastor
Morning worship at i0.fi, = at
1915 vespers M 5.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mission of the Coming King s21
Broad st-Prayer 1h.a5 Bible class
1880. preaching 2.i5 BY I'D : S VIII
liams. Cuufereucc i.ah
Hosd 50 'hristsn g 4 Conihear.
pastor Morning rrfNe with sermon
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RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
BAPTIST

broadway. Rev 4 Ostorhou' pastor
s : lO.45 2 m. special services, R.Y
Nj X Dcming OF Boston win spca6 ~ .
and t.l5
Dyer Ave Chapel $ : las y m. eten-
ing service ..
stewart St-i0:45. preaching by the
pastcr Rev Edwin Bromley. subject
Above Every Name" ) l2:lo; Cos
pei concert 1:30; sermon. "Salutng or
Following
Union Preaching by Rev James v
Ever 10. s. "a IN and 1880 y IN, : l2;lo;
y u S q r. $3.50.
Ccntral--10.45. morning Worship.
preaching by the pastor l2.l5. >;
6:i5. Il Y y T.; 1880. evening service.
Nazareth and the Sea OF Gailoe.
First. Rev W NJ King. - -. pastor
Morning service 1876; s $ 1913. Y y
: q y $50: evening 1880; preaching
morning and evening by Rev George Ia
Miner
Pawtuxet Rev II = Hutchins pastor
JOS. sermon; 1915 s g Gas, y = s
c r. s:30. sermon The Hope Of Cpi'
versal Peace"
calvary. Broad and s,anvood, Ed
ward Holyoke. postor-lo:l5. worship:
1915. : <: ESQ. . v. ,.2n. How Beg
CAV ,sar Saved special musir.
IIanEtgn 81 Frsaching li paslgl
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GREAT GRuMRLERS.


pie VIII Follow This Citizens Advise.
When the kidneys are sick they grumble.
You hear them clear through the back.
You feel them clear through the body.
They grumble when overtaxed.
know how the kidneys grumble?
It's "a simple thing; your back will tell
you.
Backache is the first grumbling warn
ing.
The kidneys give and IL you heed IT
not.
Look out for trouble. it will surely
come.
Urinary trouble, kidney trouble and
many miserics.
Doans Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
T$iey cure every form of kidney III.
The experience OF Providence people
proves this.
Here's n case I'm point:
Mr. John sullivan, who lives at 12
Printer street. sgys: "All the summer
Of late | suffered with pains across the
small Of my back over my kidneys.
When the changcable weather OF tho
fall set IN got worse. I'm the mornings
often | was 50 bad that could scarcely
get around at AN. After remaining in
one position FOR a time IL would pain
me dreadfully CO move. The iyTeguiari-
~ and deep colo- OF the kidney aecrc-
tions proved 20 me chat ! had kidney
trouble. but FOR long time / WAS un-
able 60 find anything 90 help me Fi-
ualiy my wife got me box Of Doan's
Kidney Pills af IothrOp'g drug store
and began using them. The effect Was
decided from the first. ana soon ! was
AS well as 7 ever was Thcrc.Was not
"A sign of thr old pain. Tho kidney sc-
cretions were natural In color aud gave
me no pain. and / felt so much better
every way that | am only too glad TO
recommend the medicine that blessed
notsO."
Doans Kidney Pills are for sale by
ali dealers. or will be sent BY mail on
receipt Of price. so cents. Forter.Nil-
burn Company. Buffalo. y I. role
agents.
Remember thc nsmc poons and take
no othtI.
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% ra9e aGeen IinIngs hnln. "rappe'S' sepa soc
80 dozen Print Wrappers. full
msd nlsSi Tlfn Taile SGNs on shouldsr %Gd,a . 5Sc
IS dozen fine Percale Wrappers.
fpee. mede to sell at 'l' alterations 60c
50 soI% SS1en at.i..1.i.. line wrappers to De S3c
% from ranO@Sse ssss aHd MIaRRsr5 sass aNy 20S
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JACKETS.

10:l5 IN and 1880 y IN. followed by the
Lords supper; ; S 1915 p IN: G Il $50
p m.
jefferson St-Preaching 10:45 and
7:30: Il : 12:15: y Il : & T. 6;l5; w III
Palmer. pastor.
Fourth. Scott and Bacon Sts--Preach-
ing 1O:45 a m; 5 12:15; evening con-
cert 1;30 p m.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First (Unitarian) Benefit and Benc-
VIOLENT Sts--S $50: public worship
10:45; vespers. special musical service.
4, Rev Charles II Billings OF Lowell
viii preach nornng and afternoon.
Plymouth, Pennsylvania ave, Her
bert a. YoutZ, pastor-Preaching at
1O:45 N and 1880 p m; $ 5 1915 p m.
Central, Angel St--Services l0:45 "a m
and 4.15 y IN. the pastor, Edward 9
Moore viii preach; 1910 y m; L
$ = r. 5:l5 p m.
Elmwood Temple--Preaching by the
pastor. Rev T. Tallmadge Root. l0:A5 "a
m. subject. The Light of the World
7.3o. "The Success of Men who Fail"
Academy Ave, Rev James Greer, pas
tor Preaching at l0:45 and :; ) : at
L. IL. j q r. at 4.3o: l. at 4.
Thornton : : 2:30: praise service
with sermon by the pastor, " VI starr,
$50
Pilgrim Preaching at i0:i5 anu 1880
hy thc pastor. Rev + u Pullan; $ at
ll.l5: Y 4 : & r. at $3.50.
Oinev 81 Unitarian Service at
1895. Rev " Jones. the pastor, VIII
preach: : : at 12:l5.
Bcncncicnt-Se 10:45 q m and
7:3O y m. preaching by Rev George Il
Moore. ID -. OF Andovcr, Mass; T.
meeting $3.50.
Union. Broad and stewart Sts-Wor-
ship M 1915 and at ,;3o' the Rev g
Glenn Atkins breaches; Y ) 9 II at
6:21.
Westminsttr Unitariam at
10.f5; Rev VIM ~ Bauigan OF Dorchcs-
ter will preach; ; 1915.
FREE BAPTIST.
Eimwood Preaching iO:45 by the
pastor. Rev $ a Elaisdell: = 12:l5:
l. 5.30. G = G:3O: general service 80
Park 81 Uree seItsl Rev Ernest Wcs-
lev. pastor-to:f5. The Old and New"
f2.i5. s s: 500. = A q =. 6.45 4 g Y;
$50. Satisfied Thirst -
Roger Williams. cor Westmirstcr and
Knight Sts-'o.f5 service and sctmon;
1915. & <: =. y = n. G.Go g =; $50. adj
dress bv Tho pastor Unv 4 T. cote.
Park 81 Frep saatsl. Ernest Wesley.
pastor 1896 "rho Christians place.
1915. $ :: $50. a q T.: Gas. \ +;
1.S0. Unto Life
EPISCOPAL
Edgewood Church ol the Transhgu
ration--Service anf sermon II. 10
m
christ EDDY and oxford sts-Nlorn-
ing eervicc and sermon l0.45; : = 1890;
evening rrayDrf lnl sermon $780,
church pf 40. Epdceuct- iiult COIN
muni2r 100. morn ug pIsy'r and gore
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.

John f. Johnson, supreme state COM
mander for Connecticut. OF the Order
OF the Maccabees, has been in this city
for the past week in the interest of the
local tents OF this large organization,
chartered under the laws OF the state
of Michigan. The object principally OF
his visit Is to perfect the different tents
in the degree work OF the order. There
are now located i'm Providence and
vicinity five tents with combined
membership of 800 and among these
he has been eXemplfying the beautiful
ritualistic work attached TO the order.
This beneficiary organization not only
gives life benefit protection from $500
to $4,000 on the graded monthly pay
ment plan, but also sick and accident
benefits. 1t has total membership OF
33S, $50. and at the close Of business for
the year 1898 had surplus fund Great
ed for the benefit of the members OF
$500. 47S, an accumulation of three years
and a half. Through the efforts of Mr..
Johnson during the past week a class OF
% new members will be admitted next
Thursday evening. and the sir knights
Of the city are making arrangements
for a memorable event in the history
of Maccabeeism here in Rhode Island.
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red upon one candidate i'm Elmwood
lodge Wednesday.
There were representatives present
from Elmwood Enterprise, Sterling
and Ivanhoe lodges. At the session OF
Oriental lodge Thursday evening wNgn
the rank OF knight was given two cam
didates.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The session of the Garfield lodge
Tuesday evening was regular old
timer and the members just waded to
their knees in fun and this because one
OF their members, John Ogden, had been
elected to the position of prelate in the
Grand lodge. At the previous meeting a
committee was appointed 10 arrange
for a reception TO be rendered him, and
they worked with a will TO that end.
There were about 60 members in the
hall Tuesday evening and Past Chan
cellor Tribe open the program by es-
corting into the hall, and Introducing
nine OF the twelve past chancellors of
the lodge and then Grand Prelate Og-
den. He was received by Chancellor
Commander William j. Hill and after
the honored brother had responded the
regular business Of the lodge was dis
posed OF. The first speaker OF the even
ing under the head of the good of the
order was Chancellor Commander John
w. Bristow of ST. Johns lodge who was
followed by Past Chancellor \. Il.
Horne of Ivannoe lodge, Chancellor
Commander sunderland Of Oriental
lodge; Vice Chancellor Harris and Past
Chancellor Smith OF Pythias lodge. Past
Chancellors Tribe. Roberts Besser.
Worthngton. Proctor and McHugh of
Garfield lodge. After this a GARFIELD"
supper was served and If any one got
up from the table hungry he had none
10 blame but himself. This portion of
the program was followed by musical
program. The first being "a banjo solo
by Benz. Follctt. a song by Oscar Zen-
er and William Hackett. The pleasant
affair was In charge OF Brothers j. y.
Mills. j. y. Clegg, a. Hainsworth and
Frank :. Bowen. and Chancellor Com
mander Hill IA master OF ceremonies.
Twenty-Five of the best citizens OF
Pascoag have signed petition for the
establishing OF a lodge of the order in
that town.
Past Chancellors Henry Normandy.
William S. McQuitty and the keeper OF
records and seal were appointed a COM
mittee ina Enterprise lodge. Thursday
evening 10 arrange for a ladies night.
Harry Blackington has been elected
as major FOR the LIST Battalion of the
Uniform Rank.
Garfield co. OF the Uniform Rank re-
ceived their new rituals Wednesday
evening.
The first and second ranks were con-
ferred upon one candidate i'm st. Johns
lodge Thursday evening.
Rhode Island lodge viii meet IN its
old hall Monday evening. The hail will
not b. in perfect order. but will answer
the purpose. one application for mem
bership was received a the seeting
Monday evening.
\ successful whist party was given
by Palestine lodge Tues lay evening.
The second pank was given one can
didate at the melting OF Sterling lodge
Tuesday evening.
Howard lodge viii hold an open meet
ing wednesday evening. March s.
The trustees of Oriental lodge has
instructed It's trustees 90 mako arrange
ments for n hall.Thc lease NJ their pres
vnt quarters expires April 1st
The amplified thir' rank was confer
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day evening with II. c. Truelove, 6,
Public street, Elmwood.