The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-04

I the district council anent the business
! conditions for the past week This receiv
| cd the greatest attention OF the body.
The reports OF the delegates were ther
! taken up and occupied the attention oi
! the body for some time
The business agent also presented n
| statement as 10 the work OF the week and
| the conditions as they were found by him
This was received.
The remainder of the time was devoted
to a general discussion OF the business OF
tho week and the plans for the betterment
of the body When that was concluded
the session ended.
HORSESHOERS PREPARE FOR BALL.
The 1ourneymen horseshoers held a very
interesting meeting last evening. dis
cusslng for the most OF the time the plans
for the coming grand ball.
The committee has been at work for
some time on this matter and last even
Ing presented to the body a pretty we'll
defined outline OF the scope OF the enter
tainment.
The committee after being selected went
assiduously 20 work TO perfect arrange
ments, with the result that last evening
the program for the event and the tickets
were distributed 10 the various members
for sale. The event will take place at
Music hall in November, and the hes,
orchestra In the city will furnish music
FOR the occasion.
The committee having al, the arrange
ments In charge consists OF Messrs
Morris Reardon chairman; John Nj
O'Neill. secretary; Thomas c. Gallagher
Frank Brennan, Jerry Reardon and Rart
McGilcuddy.
After the discussion OF the report OF ths
committee on the ball the time was taken
up with tho regular routine business
There
committee showing that most OF the nen
were at work and that everything poInfcd
10 very busy as we'll as succession
season
The financial condition Of the local vas
stated TO be good. there being bur Few q,
The members who were on the list as IN
arrears 's 'h
The report OF the delegates to the con.
IdI oouy occupied the attention OF the
meeting for some time.
Several communications. ono ,ror, a..
International. were treated with considar-
atIon ana turned over to the correspons.
Ing secretary for replies
4 No most or the remainder Of the ovan-
Ing was devoted TO general business. after
winch the session came 10 an end
PLASTERERS INSTALL OFFICERS
Last evening there was a very iaroel,,
attended meeting OF the Plasterers' unioH
u.Iu iil the rooms or the body on North
Main street W
The chief matter OF interest was IN.
installation Of the officers Before tha,
was done. however several reports o,
interest were received The first OF thesn
was that ono OF the auditing committee
This report showed that every denart.
ment Of the local was I'm the best of shane
both aS To finances and az 10 numbers
There was not a member whose dues
were not paid and every one OF the man
were working
The report OF the membership commit,
tee then occupied the attention OF the
meeting for few minutes There were
two applications presented by the chair
man and one man To- pass through tha
initlatory ceremony. Several communi-
cations were received by the body and
referred 20 the corresponding secretary. i
The report OF the delegate 90 the cen
trail body next occupied the attention OF
the body and was discussed at great
length. This was very interesting 20 the
members and when finally disposed was
I'm the minutes.
When all the business OF the meeting
was disposed OF the session turned at
cntiou 90 tho installation OF the Officers
The officers are an follows: Christie
rher Fleming president. Joseph Rhyme.
yicc president. William sullivan treas
ireri John Mclaughlin. financial secre.
larry. Daniel Sweeney corresponding sec
retary. trustees. Messrs Plumllne Cot
troll. Reddington. and James Whitley
Nas ihc srtseant at-arms
For the remainder ~ the time after the