The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-06

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tary, s. A. Archibald: treasurer, William
Maths conductor. Charles Withee and
James Taudyin; warden, John Hickey:
third trustee. Truman Fulton, and audi
tor T. y. Kearrey.
The delegates to the Carpenters coun-
ell are Messrs. william Maths, ]. B. Me-
Donald, Truman Fulton. r.. :. King, A. r..
Campbell, NJ. J. Gilchrist, John #. Tobin,
Il. NJ Pesse and 7. u. Kearney,
The delegates TO the building trades
council are A. #. Campbell. M J. Gil
christ, T. E. Kearney. w. J. Leddy, and
70. N Pease.
With this the session closed.
PIASTERERs HOLD MEETING.
Last evening the plasterers held a very
interesting meeting In their hall on North
Main street though aside from the re-
ports only routine business was the order
OF the evening.
There were several candidates whose
names were presented at the session and
were all accepted. They were initiated In
10 the union also
Communications were received from the
international board and also from locals
In New York making known the condi-
tions existing there. These were all read
and referred TO the corresponding secre-
tary for replies
The delegates to the building trades
council made a report as TO the business
done at the last meeting and presented the
recommendations for action OF resolutions
framed by the council
The other reports as to the condition Of
the trade and the conditions OF the To-
cal itself were received
Several delegates from other locals were
on hand and spoke OF the conditions OF
the craft and the trade in general after
which the meeting closed.
HoD CARRIERS TRANSACT BUsI-
NESS.
Last evening there was a very strenu-
GUS meeting OF the building laborers'
union I'm Labor Temple. where many mat
ters OF great interest were disposed OF.
There new candidates were taken into
the union after the applications were
read and the report OF the membership
The delegates TO the Building Trades
Council then made n report presenting
the recommends tons and the resolutions
considered by the last session. The re-
given grave deliberations.
Some general matters were considered
then ensued a short talk by some OF the
visitors from other locals. The meeting
then closed.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS SESSION.
The electrical workers held a very en-
thusiasuc session last evening with a
The first portion OF the meeting was de-
voted TO disposing of routine matters and
the consideration OF the communications
that were to come before the meeting.
There were several OF these that needed
considerable attention and they were all
treated with respect due them.
The delegates TO the central body re-
ported on the last meeting of the body
as did also the delegates To the building
trades council.
AS 10 the Increased interest that has
ia lxap N nf Ia in
recently passed week II was the concen-
sus OF opinion last evening that this was
due TO the general organizer and the acti-
vity he has shown In his visit TO this
city.
The entert rtainment committee discussed
the matter OF having a ball or some kind
of an entertainment i'm the near future. |
There was nothing definite decided upon,
the whole matter being left to some other |
meeting.
When all the business was disposed Of |
the meeting closed
COOKS AND WATERS MAKE READY. |
The meeting Of the walters last even |
ing was very largely devoted to arrang- |
ing all the preliminaries for the coming |
ball The best and most important re- |
port OF the meeting was that OF the ball |
committee. stating that all the arrange !
ments had been made for the occasion |
and every indication pointed 10 a very |
evening.
Routine matters occupied the attention |
Of the meeting for the remainder of the l
time after which the session closed
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST
Mr.. r c. Merrewether is receiving the
of his friends on the fact
that he is now the father OF bouncing
baby boy and already he bids fair to .
follow the footsteps or his illustrious |
father.
Mr.. McKeon another plumber. Is the
father Of a baby girl. and he too is receiv- |
ing the congratulations OF his friends
Organizer Shields left this city this
morning for Arctic, where he will be to-
night.
The tickets are out for the Tailors' ball |
on the 10Th OF December
The Bottlers are having the time Of |
their lives tonight.
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