The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-27


tonight.
Engineers. 100. Hanley building.
Carpenters, "a. Labor Temple.
Gas Workers. 9S weybosset street.
Cigarmakers. Labor Temple.
Machinists, Labor Temple
Allied Printing Trades council. So West
minister street.
Blacksmiths. 27 Westminster.
CARPENTERS SMOKER A SUCCESS.
There is no denying the fact that when
the carpenters get their heads together TO
hold any event or 10 do anything. II is
success from the beginning and that was
eminently true OF the smoker OF local
632 held last evening
For two or three meetings past the
event occupying the attention OF every
body connected with the union was the
coming smoker and its feast OF wit and
oratory that had been provided by the
committee in charge OF the AFFAIR.
The expectations OF every one were en-
tirely lived up to and every part OF the
arrangements wenet of In the manner
Intended There was nothing to mar
the complete success or the occasion
from the time the doors opened
Before the events OF the evening came
on the local held short business meet
ing at which time the chief thing OF In
terest done was the initiation or seven
candidates and the receiving of the names
of several others Several other matters
of routine nature were disposed OF ana
then the doors OF the room were thrown
open for the visitors.
Mr. IT. T. Kearney presided over the
meeting of the evening and in a Few
remarks stated the occasion and the OBJ
tect OF the meeting. He then In a very
neat speech INTRODUCED Governor Garvln,
the chief speaker OF the evening. GOV
ernor Garvin spoke on THE Good 10 De
Attained by American Citizenship III
introducing the subject, he spoke OF the
pleasure he had in being able to ADDRESS
such a body of fellow citizens ana the IN
| terest he had I'm labor unions at all times
lie then smoke OF the best kinds ~ citi'
| zenships and the way to attain then'
| He said that one Of the first Steps IN
| this direction was the acquiring "t prop
! erty and thereby establishing the risn'
| 10 be citizen in the truest sense he
| said that this was one OF the hrst steps
taken by all foreigners who camo 10 .I'S
| country When a man became ciilzeh
! nv the right OF being a property owner
! he then should seek the other rights thal
| come 10 him. namely, the use ot TIE pd'-
| lot. ., % o,,i-
He then told of the advantages OF cru
| zenship in America and closed wa solis
remarks on the future OF the unions @ anu
the success Of all efforts OF the i'oo' p'Y
! pie. ,os NJ pober,
| Grieve the secretary or the goVeInoiL i "i'
spoke I'm a happy vain or the oceas1oH . uas
| ffrbe NEXT speaker for the evening VIZ W.
! NJ Iosenh r Cole OF the Master
! Puilders association. He told the @ men
/ assembled of the interest which the inhor Ma
ter Builders had In al menlpsrs r[", hat was
! nieced nv them i'm the leaders OF @ l,e
! Various unions. He said that tnele t tbe
many points of difference were not
| clearly understood and " they were h llia.
! there would be less disagreement petmeV i'S, f
| them. He stated that the hlgnes 81 - tho
! the huuders was the best fnterest OF tne
men employed by them. but INA, owbns ME-
/ ~ many black sheep In their miust w. ta
/ were not always understoou oI p'"'e
iorg Ii t,y INA The assembly that the whole as
ISOLATION ought not be held TO h nial'e e,era re
| account OF the wrongs OF ieN "ho "e''
on the blacklist OF me nod ed'' that the men
vnuI6 feel that the builders had ueeper e,,
,rtersst in the men than was SHOWN ~
the surface and ,orsa, wousa That that would be
nna,hiny less than united success TOT al
| concerned. -. o,.ontpg was Mr.
| The last speaker OF tne cNcns Carnon-
lanes r. Cleary, Of the MAST s ,ha or
| 'n ossoc,ation He made use OF the ~
,ortnnity 10 tell the men oi some OF tns
/ H.. Long which there might De pene,
nnl,I ,n,nrovement made, lie also snoWtu
! 'hara The members OF the Chrpent',,s
| 'ntors we're allowing other crails to 'ahe
/ away their work - oonc,,ded the
! Afier the speaking was concluuSu vi wa
! ,,nattn,, was devoted 10 generhl sopu
| $40 IN which the men mingled "ltn lne
e,'asts and interchanged goou Mlsnos, i:
/ puring this time several amuslns s, Sa,c.
,,ora introduced among them belhe Ianci
W. ,,,s and songs. The meeting closed
| nj II 80 o'clock -. ..,.r,. ,ho suc.
-. - tho evening is duo was composer
IF CambeIl ard John I. =. kear-
ney.
RARBERs AWARD PRIZES.
Last evening there was very large
/ ,,oeting ~ the BARRIERS union through
,ho attendance was not what might have
beep called so The size Of the session
was Judged by the amount of business
done -.,...
The hrst thing done at the meeting
uas tho hearing Of the reports or inc
/ seyeral committees. The membership
committee had the names Of three men
10 propose for membership. and these
were oil accepted
President Farrell Of the Pawtucket
local was on hand and addressed the
moetiog. Ills talk was received with
great interest
A report from the delegates to the con-