The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-04
Providence Chamber Of Com.
msrce Now Has GAS Members
1876 ADD:D LAST EVENING.
Only SIS Needed 10 Reach the Maximum Of
1000 Interesting Lecture and Illus
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The assembly room OF the Providence
Chamber OF Commerce was filled last
evening. and the meeting was one OF the
most interesting and profitable held by
the organization for a long time.
President Jackson presided at the bust
ness meeting at which matters OF the
most vital interest 10 the chamber were
acted upon and the phenomenal pros
perity OF the association emphasized.
Tho most interesting part OF the ses-
sion was the election OF 1876 new members.
making the membership now e4b. or
within IS of the limit OF 1000 The fol-
lowing were elected to membership:
1875 NEW MEMBERS.
r. r winsor. Leonard w. Horton.
! Clarence Littleheld. Albert ii. Olney.
William r. Lythgoe. sylvanus Warren,
Augustine Jones f. A. Eddy. Percival
s. Clark. r. A. Robinson. Henry h. Fear
ney, Alfred NJ. Coats. Francis Trlmble,
Frank W. wetmore. Philip Allen, j. Mil
ton GoH. Leander F. Pease, Charles w.
| Parmeless. Leo r. Nadeau. III. II. Shep-
ard. ]. Joseph McElroy. Nathan B. Bar
ton. Bertram Lenzen. William f. Lout-
tilt, NJ. ]. Murphy. M. D.: Job S. Fuller,
| II. Ettlnger Frank A. Crossley. j. Olin
brigham, a u f1hTTlldft AItuuI " GNdiys
! Fred w. Allen. +. r. Pearsons, Howard
r. Greene. Arthur r. Lisle. Albion h.
! Clapp, ID. +. Sherman, Il. =. Wallen,
| Henry Dunster, Joseph Samuels. Walter
II. Coe. f. Howard Wright. G. s. Angel.
I +. l. O'Connor. John A. Quinn. George
A. Wildwood, William f. Sherman. Fred
| erick w. Dexter Frank r. Ladd, Charles
A. Windsor NJ. L. Bates, ]. S Grisinger.
| A. A. Wilkinson. Joseph Appleton. w. A.
linghast. B. A. Ballou. Frederick L.AJ
H. Grant, James A. Mccullough, Rich
/ ard +. Greene. Charles j. Davol,
A. X. Tillinghast. b. A. Ballou, Fred
/ erick l.. Jenckes, Frank A. Sayles.
Henry A. Barker. Freeman L. Cobb NJ.
F. Murphy. James Warren. Jr.. Louie ID.
Pierce j -Eurlong. Clarence L. Bur.
! lingame, Herbert T.. Maine Robert E.
! Smith, oscar A. Newell. Henry A. Grim
wood. Harris III. Bucklin. Joseph z. Msra.
| William r. Greene, @. NJ. Thurlow,
James A. Potter, Jr., Archibald c. Potter,
Edward s. Rhodes, I'd. William " Pol
/ leys, Nathan d. Pierce. d. w. Brayton.
| w. o. Whipple, James p. Meehan. A. A.
Greene. John X. Munroe. Frank l. Peck.
Francis NJ. Smith, Charles w. Smith
Frederick ID. Carr, George w. Prentice,
Frederick w. Howe, Calvin Dean, Frank
II. Cranston, Ormsbee T. Farnham, Ed
ward NJ Clarke, Charles c. Gardiner, A.
c. Gardiner, NJ A. Ball. Edwin c.. Penni-
! AndTlcS D. @hdBuHt, ID
Snow. Samuel Priest. ]. Frank Braids,
Harry Il. Cross, w, S. Fiheld. Frank l..
Gray, Colonel Frank w. Matteson, z.
| PAUL. Samuel III. Sanford, James. ".
Smith. Thomas L. Toomey, +. Francis
Walker. Robert T. Jenckes, Charles e. d.
Pierce. j. A. Dupont Henry w Potter.
Leland f. Risinger, Lucien L. Kent. J. c.
| Walsh, Samuel n. Grammont, Warren B.
Lewis. Thomas z. Lee, w. s. Harris,
Fred B. Horton. Harry II. Holmes. Waldo
A. Hopkins, G. II. Smith, Thomas A
Crowthers Edgar T. Beldng. John p.
Thompson, George A. Stockwell. Joseph
II. Martin, George NJ Parks. Byron w.
| Wells.
SITE FOR NEW BUILDING.
President Jackson reported progress In
the work OF securing a site for the pro-
posed new building for the chamber, OF
| the passage OF the request 10 the general
assembly by both branches OF the city
council and the approval by the mayor.
John @. Msssie moved that $1,000 be ap-
propriated for the building fund and the
motion was unanimously carried.
In line with the request of the Olney-
Vile Business Mems association for some
action To promote a closer relationship
between the several commercial bodies or
boards OF trade OF the state President
Jackson appointed three members of the
board as a committee TO this end.
Several proposed amendments to the
constitution and bylaws were postponed
consideration for one month Several res
oiutions were passed as follows
Resolved, That the president OF the
Providence Chamber of Commerce be au-
thorized to appoint committee OF three
members OF this organizauo to consider
the practicabiiity of forming a-real es-
tate exchange OF this body
Resolved, That the president OF the
49, Co.. As
thorized TO appoint committee Of three
members OF this organization To consid-
err the practicabilty OF forming cotton
board OF this body.
Resolved. That tho president OF the
Providence Chamber OF Commerce be au-
thorized to appoint a committee OF three
members OF the board to consider the ad'
visibility OF asking the Providence Stock
| Exchange 20 ally its interests with the
Providence Chamber Of Commerce, IL be-
ing understood that the Providence Stock
Exchange shall retain its individuality In
every respect.
: Re. olved. That a committee OF three
members he appointed to organize q
butter. cheese and egg board. said board
TO be known a. the Providence Butter
Cheese and Egg Board Of the Provi-
dence Chamber OF Commerce. The object
OF this board will be the furtherance of
better relat tons in the interest Of dairy
and egg products OF this city and To OBJ
tain tho best possible facilities for hand
ling same. 50 that Providence may be
ranked second 20 no city In New England
in this line. This board shall elect their
own officers and meet az often as they
see nj in a room that this chamber viii
! provide They shall also be furnished
daily with quotations from the principal
| markets together with stocks I'm cold
storage. receipts and exports Of this city
/ Resolved. That the president OF the
Providence Chamber Of Commerce be au-
thorized TO appoint a committee OF fvs
members OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
10 consider the advisability of forming a
produce exchange Of this body. said com.
mittce to report AZ the next meeting OF
| the chamber Of commerce.
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