The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-28
Court Thomas A. Doyle Observes 15'h
Anniversary Of It's Organiza ion.
Willow Camp, Woodmsn Of America,
Celebrates Passing Of Century Mark.
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Court Thomas A. Doyle celebrated Its
18th anniversary in Springers hall last
evening, their being more than 100 pres
ent, and II was one of the most important
gatherings OF Foresters that has been
held I'm this place for a number OF Yeas.
The attraction was a smoking hot tur-
key dinner and their was nothing lacking
from the menu to make this portion OF
the evenings exercises "A success.
At 9 o'clock Chief Ranger William j.
Ryan called the members and guests 10
order and introduced as the toast master
ror' the occasion Past Chief Ranger
James r.. Cannon, who made short
address OF welcome and then bid thcm
10 setto and do full justice 10 the good
things that had been prepared for them,
and this was done with Will
The only incidents that in any way
mared the event was the absence OF Dr.
John r. Fsss3ell who has been Court
Physician during its existence. and Past
Chief Ranger David |. Bass, both of
whom had been kept away from the
pleasant occasion by unjust business. but
both sent letters OF regret. DIR. Farrell
was to respond TO the toast. Court
Thomas A. Doyle" but this was cared
for by Mr. Cannon, who also looked after
Mr.. Barr's toast. "reminiscences OF For
estry In Oneyville" Deputy Supreme
the Supreme court, Grand Treasurer John
r. Harlow the grand court, Past Grand
Chief Ranger J. r, McNeilis the Com
panions OF the Forest, James j. McCabe,
ESD Court General Sheridan. Chief Ran
ger william J. Ryan our officers, Past
Chief Ranger T. l.. Trudon our members,
Past Chief Ranger +. III. burroughs
Court Olneyvlle, and last but not least
William J. Wilson, the ladies.
This was OF sufficient length to keep
the members m the hall until nearly mid
night, but none left feeling that tho time
had not been proftably spent.
The present corps OF officers OF this
prosperous court at the present time are
chief ranger. William J. Ryan; sub-chef
ranger, Octave La F'leur; financial secre-
tary. w II. Herrick; treasurer, Moses
A. Leduc: woodwards Alexander Cham
berlain. Olney Malo bcadles, Thomas H.
Kelly John Martin; physician, John T.
Farrell, NJ D.. lecturer. w. j. Wilson;
trustees, James r. Cannon. Patrick l..
Trudon and George q. Gray, ana the
membership is about 125.
The committee I'm charge OF the affair
was as follows: James II. Cannon. chair
man: William J. Ryan. Patrick L. Tru-
don, George Mclaughlin. Thomas =. kel-
ly. William J. Wilson, Alex. Chamberlain,
Olney Malo.
WooDMEN MEET.
Tho members or at least what is known
as the working members or WILLOW camp,
Modern Woodmen OF America, mhuo
merry last evening; as the ,,er1 camp hor. .S,n 9Sn
and the outlok IL that half as many
more will he admitted during the year,
for three candidates were admitted last
evening and a number OF applcatlohs
for membership were received.
The degree work was in charge or
Chief Forester Ia. S. Chaplin and was pre-
at,a 20 LII mo N n
prsssive manner The report OF Clerk
Walter j. Donnelly showed thar the
camp was fully "a strong financially as
II was numerically.
Under mo head or the good Of the order
remarks Of a very Interesting nature were
made by DR.. Drew. Brothers Gardner.
Gardner. Brady. Curran, Donnelly, quinn
and Powers
REGISTRATION RALLY.
eyi 40 pleu 6upI uonoIislssI suL
Democratic committees OF the Ninth ana
Tenth wards In Irons hall last evening
was a success. The meeting was called
TO order by Councilman David j. Barr,
who introduced Miles McNamee as chair
on the subject were Col. Henry j. spoon
er. Thomas Y. Cooney. ESQ, and School
Committeeman Joseph ~. Gaynor. Let
ters of regret were read from the Hon.
n. l.. D. Granger and others who were
expected to speak.
AN UP-To-DATE ORGAN GRINDER. |
The habit OF women in pulling their |
skirts about them had a peculiar illus !
traton this morning by an Italian wo-
man, who was an assistant 10 an organ /
grinder. The couple had played a tune
or two in front OF John McGlincheys |
store on Plainfed street and when they |
started OF the woman pulled her skirts |
about her IN the most approved and up Z,
to-date style. This would perhaps have \
been all we'll enough had she had on /
costly dress. but she wore an old. faded i
CALICO dress that was more than four \
inches too short for her She had not 4
gone far when she dropped her dress. /
picked up her apron and proceeded To re- \
lieve her nose. This caused several 4
women who saw the performance to
JAMES JACOBS AGAIN.
Yesterday afternoon while Andrew /
White a blacksmith at 7S5 Hartford ave-
nue. was talking with a man in front OF \
his shop. some one stole into the place /
and took watch from his vest pocket. /
Later In the evening James Jacobs. 10 /
years old was arrested and the watch was /
found In his possession
GRACE GONE AGAIN.
Grace White has left her home q As 4
pinwail street agsiin. and tffs tfruu- n \
looks as n she has gone for good. During /
n few moments that her mother was ab- |
sent from the house. she picked up her /
few belongings. packed them into a dress I
suit case and skipped. and among the ar |
ficles that she took were two fountain /
pens and q bottle OF ink.
10 r. probable that her parents will now /
give up the task OF trying 60 keep her /
81 homo.
Grace has been gone since Saturday /
forenoon and her parents have not heard /
from her since.
A WEDDING RECEPTION.