The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-08
fAWTUCKET.

There was a very interesting meeting of
the Pawtucket woman's club yesterday
afternoon. The lecturer was Nathan Has
kell Dole. and his subject. THE old An
thology club and Its Wonderful Out
come" Mrs. c. o. Read In introducing
the lecturer spoke OF him as distinctly
IAN American man OF letters
Mr.. Dole In a conversational style OF
speaking. with frequent touches OF hu-
NOR told the intellectual history of early
Boston. The early magazine publications
OF Boston. particularly the Monthly An
thology and Boston Review. were given
attention. The Anthology club. the
speaker said. coming into existance early
In the 10Th century. gave stability and
form to the intellectual life OF the country
after the disturbance OF the Revolution
and out of IL grew a great Intellectual in
heritance.
The distinct outgrowth OF the An
thology club. the speaker stated, was
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nolcgy. the Boston Art Museum the
Lowell Institute OF Lectures. the Bos-
ton Athenaeum and less directly the
Boston Public Library |
The lecture was followed by a business
meeting. The principal business was
proposed amendment 10 the constitu-
tion limiting the membership TO 2J0.
Mrs. c. o. Read presided The motion
was made by Mrs F.. l. Johnson. who
stated clearly her reasons for so doing.
The motion was quite generally discussed,
some OF those participating being I'm favor
and some against The vote was 37 TO 90
some of those present not voting The
motion was lost. the vote in favor falling
one short of the necessary two-thirds
Howard Jones. an employe OF the Slater
Cotton company. had his right arm
caught I'm drill yesterday The member
was slightly confused and lacerated in
several places
Hugh Duftin. an elderly driver sor the
Lorraine Manufacturing company, fell
from his wagon yesterday and received
an incised wound on the top of the head
one and one-half inches in length HIS
hands were also badly bruised In both
cases medical aid was rendered by Dr. c.
T. Gardner.
The Pawtucket Day Nursery a -sociati1.
held It's monthly meeting yesterday morn.
ing in the rooms of the Assoclat ed Cha T.
ties. The meeting MAS well attended the
president. Mrs. l.. h. Thornton. presiding.
Report was made that the nursery has
the full number of children that it's ac-
odations will permit Is children be-
ing a present cared for
The business OF the meeting was tn.
discussion Of plans for a sale. which It was
decided to hold this month
A social and dance under the ausn,ces
or he Waldorf Social club wa. held last
evening In Hutchinson hall There was
an attendance of 200 couples and the
evening was one of thorough endowment
The floor was in charge of David r. Ty-
rell. and he was assisted by William Sui
ivan. The committee I'm charge OF the
2 nair consisted of Thomas Lakin. John
Ldnblade and Joseph Bennett
Last evening Pawtucket Council No
VIZ. Il. OF c.. met In special session for
the purpose OF comforting the FIRST de-
gree on four candidates. The degree
work was in charge OF out-of-town OFF,
knight Jses H. ssnfq McNi OF %erf finSesnS SrsnS
Council; Deputy Grand knight william
dence; Chancellor Grand Knight william
J Kenney Sf st. Johns Council. Attle-
boro Mass; Warden James j. Finn of
Council. New Bedford. Mss
mended on the very efficient manner IN
which they discharged their respective
duties. Next Mond1y evening the reEu-
nsa nss second d daSr. M Council ss
ferred by the officers Of Pawtucket Cour-
I'll. assisted by lnguisitor william II.
o'Nein ~ S,nt1 Maria Council Provi-
icnce: Grand knight CHI rles T.. Nc
Alevy. D. @ X Arthur A. Powe~e and
Chancellor Henry DDn1hoe were e MI
"a a conrittee 20 make arrange rents
Tor the third degree which VIII Re eNen.
pihed on large class OF con1liates
Monday. Nov. 81. IN 6 rith's hall. rs Main
street. by District Deputy Frank VI Dom
nelly. and special degree team. from
Providence.
state Secretary william +. Nolan Dis
rict Deputy John +. McAlevy and GRIND
knight John j. O'ConnOr OF Delaney
'ouncil. OF this city, were present. and
addressed the meeting.
by the bursting OF q part Of, his hot
'Oda apparatus Thomas ". Duny badly
'calded his arm last evening. Both Mr..
Duny and his clerk were near the ap-
,aratus when the accident happened and
10Th were burned. although the clerk not
70 badly Mr.. Dury received most OF the
'team and hot water on his arm, and the
1urns. although painful. are not eerious.
one OF the largest meetings In the his
ory OF Division No 7, A. .. H., was held
sunday afternoon IN Knights Of Colum-
M the exemplifcstion OF four degrees.