The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-06
POSITIONS SECURED!
BRISTOL

There was large attendance at the
regular meeting of Bristol council, X.
of c.. in knights Of Pythias hall. last
evening. District Deputy Daniel Nc
| Osker OF Providence was present and
installed the following named officers:
| Grand knight. William NJ Nerone; -.
| G.. X, l.. II. Callan; chancellor. G.. l..
| Hammill; warden John Il. Walsh;
| treasurer. T.. f. Heffernan; financial
secretary. Robert J. Connery; recording
! secretary, John Connolly; lecturer, Mi
| chael j. Doyle; inside guard, Frank
Gravel; outside guard. John Brides. a
vote of thanks was extended the retlr-
ing grand knight for the able manner
he has conducted the office the past
year. This council has "a large treas
ury fund and is considered to be i'm as
good condition as any in the state
After the installation the state officers
and members marched to Grand Army
hall, where n fine spread was served by
Caterer Reed. complimentary to the
young ladies who aided the council ~
making the late fair "A success
A case Of chicken pox is reported In
a dwelling house on Church street. the
III.
The annual official visitation OF the
grand officers OF the Royal Arcanum TO
Mt. Hope council, No. 1lST was made
Thursday evening. The Visitors were
Grand Regent John o. -tassie. Grand
Secretary John ;. Kellogg. Grand Guide
Clinton s. Andam, Supreme Represent
atiVe Clovis H. Bowen, District Deputy
Grand Regent Daniel Morrissey. Dur |
ing the meeting two candidates were in |
itiated. The installation of the officers |
of the council will take place Jan. IS.
a meeting of the joint committee on |
electric railroad from the several towns
in Bristol county was held i'm the coun-
ell chamber yesterday. The prospects /
for road connecting the three towns
with Providence is very encouraging
Recent developments have given the
committee new life i'm the matter and IL
is reported probable the road will be-
finished the coming season.
Miss Eugenia NJ. Douglas. daughter
Of the late John DougloN died at her
home or High street. Bristol. yesterday
after an Illness Of several months dura-
tlon She had been EMPLOYED I'm the |
factory OF the National India Rubber
company in tho clothing department =
and was also dressmakcr. Her age
Nss II years and her funeral will be
held SUNDAY afternoon az o'clock
Capt. \. l. Crowley Of schooner John
2. Prescott. the largest schooner afloat
vas I'm tovS~-'e 'erdav as tho guest of
lis sister. Mrs. samuel McCaw. on
1ieh street.
Mr. Rice, assistant superintendent At
he National India rubber works, re-
igned his position az the works and
ntt yesterday 20 Join Mr. Schlosser at ,
hudson. Mass. where another rubber
works. will be started. I'm which Mr.. :
chlosscr is part owner and general
nnnlgpr.
The funeral of the late Joseph T..
iinshcr win take place next Monday |
ftern0On at 2.30 from tho family resi-
ence nn Church street Rev. Dr. Geo |
). Locke rector of 81 Michaels Epis-
nal church. VIII ofnciatv
william Van Foost md son. William.
r.. LETT here last evenlnr for n trim ~
eN Yorb citv am New Rrunsv.ick "
. ON a visit to relatives
Archie Mol Hawks ~ Tacoma.
ash. a former Bristol bov spent =
~ hours Too town on Thursday with |
eN. William r. Trotter. rector ~
Iiniiy church. Q