The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-28

The following unions win hold sessions
tonight:
Tinsmiths, Labor temple.
Molders, Labor temple.
Building Trades council. Labor temple
Building Laborers, 27 North Main street.
fIoisting Engineers. Hanley building.
y, Leather Workers. Labor temple.
stone Cutters. Labor temple.
UNION FIFE AND DRUM CORPS.
There was a very strenuous time at the
regular meeting OF the board Of directors
yesterday afternoon and some very i'm
purtant action was taken relative TO mat
tees pertaining 10 the Labor day ce'ebra-
ton.
President Gamble had a number OF mat
ters to present to the body, and each was
taken up In turn.
Three applications for membership were
received and referred TO the committee
on examinations.
Also upon the recommendation of that
body one member was taken In. There
were several complaints made and acted
upon, being treated TO the satisfaction OF
all concerned.
Among other matters the question OF
the delegates to the convention for the
choice OF a chief marshal for the parade
on Labor day was taken up The follow
ing were chosen 70 represent the l)cal
at the convention: r. c. Madden, p. A.
Kearns, James Roney, +. F. Kearns and
L. b. Sweet
The next bit OF business taken up b.
the body that was OF vital Importance
was the question OF admitting the va
rious fife and drum corps into membership
The advisability OF this was discussed az
some length. and IL was finally decided
10 admit them In a body upon the pay
ment OF an admission fee OF 81 per u'em-
Der.
This action was taken so that there
might be in line on Labor day no organi-
zation that was not unioniZed.
Other matters on minor importance
came before the meeting after which the
session adjourned
PAINTERS TO PARADE.
Last evening there was a very warm
meeting OF the painters and some very
interesting actions were taken by various
members.
One OF the questions coming before the
BODY most conspicuously was the action
10 be taken relative 10 the parade on La
Dor Day
A committee was appointed 70 look az
ter the style OF Sults 10 Nv Npiil, dh'Nii'
er for the badges and 10 provide band
for the event. During the discussion the
question OF how many would turn out IN
the parade came up and II was announced
that every man would be in line so thai
there will be more than 400 In the process
sion.
The local II going 10 make an effort &c
secure all the prizes offered.
II was announced at the meeting that
the now Journals for the month were or
hand and that one OF the most important
matters presented was the new laws
and the constitution OF the international
Several reports OF an interesting ma
ture also came before the meeting FOL
consideration after which II closed.
FRENCH LOCAL MEETS
A very strenuous meeting OF the loca
OF French carpenters was held last even
ing nt which time many matters came NJ
for consideration.
one OF the most important was the
question OF what part to take In the pa
rade on Labor day. N was voted TO turn
out I'm a body and 10 send the full dele
CATION 10 the convention OF the committed
on Tuesdsy evening
The report Of the delegates TO the Build
ing Trades council were received and
voted recorded In the minutes. The ac-
ton was also taken with regard 10 the
report OF the delegates 20 the Carpenters
council.
The most activity for the evening was
taken in the election OF the delegates 20
the convention on Tuesday evening
Several other matters came before the
meeting after which the session closed.
OTHER MEETINGS.
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