The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Painters. Labor Temple.
Boiler Markers, Capital hall
Bricklayers. North Main street
Plumbers Apprentices, LABOR Temple.
Roofers. Labor Temple.
Retail Clerks. Weybosset street.
Coopers. Labor Temple.
shop Carpenters, Labor Temple
HORSESHOERs INSTALL OFFICERS.
Last evening there was rousing meet
ing OF the Horseshoers held I'm Labor
Temple, the occasion being the instala-
tlon of the officers.
As If TO start the new year with the best
meeting possible, almost every member
was on hand and took great interest In
members initiated TO start the ball roll
ing for the business of the evening.
These came through the report of the
membership committee.
Several other matters OF a routine ma
ture occupied the attention OF the body
for some time and then the installation
took place. The master OF the ceremonies
was Mr. William II. ONeill
Before the installation exercises were
commenced there was a short time given
to the representative OF the jewelers.
union. Mr. Brady, who spoke 10 the as
sembly on the subject OF the union label.
The officers were then installed and the
remainder OF the evening devoted To n
feast OF reason and jollity.
There were speeches by the officers old
and new and very merry time was en-
joyed by ALL There were several musical
selections had also.
The officers newly elected are as fol
lows President, y Brown; vice president.
David Hanrahan; recording secretary,
Fred Gibbons: financial secretary j. NJ.
o'Nen, and treasurer. Bartholomew Mo
Giricuddy Morris Reardon. sergeant-at-
arms; trustees, Thomas Gallagher, VIII
liam T Hackett and jeremiah Reardon
When the feast ended the meeting came
TO a close.
CARPENTERS INSTALL OFFICERS.
Last evening was an occasion long to
be remembered by the members OF car
penters' union, $50, for IL was the ocCa-
sion of the installation Of the officers,
and every man in attendance was I'm his
very best and most mirthful mood.
The ceremony Of installing was presided
over nv Past President James u. Mac
Donald and there were short speeches
by the men After the ceremonies and ali
the attendant circumstances had been
made a portion of the past the remainder
OF the time was devoted TO general bust
ness OF q routine nature
The officers for the next term are as fol
lows: President. William J. Leddy: vice
president Eugene Ennis; recording secrc.
tary F. NJ. Pease, financial secretary
s A. Archibald. treasurer, William ~.
Maths. conductor. a. r. Campbell, war
den. John Hickey. trustee NJ j. Gil
christ: auditor, r. T. kearney; Building
Trades council, John j. Savage. NJ. j.
Gichrist. william J. Leddy, District
council W. II. MATHS, -. +. Campbell
J. J. Savage. John r. Tobin. G. F. Withee
Trueman Fulton, William J. Leddy. T.. NJ
Pease. ]. n. Macdonald
ELECTRICAL WORKERS MEET
Last evening there was meeting OF the
Electrical Workers In the rooms OF the
local iu the Harley building. where q
very pleasant evening was spent. The
ocrasion Of the great attendance noted
was the installation OF the officers chosen
FOR the next year
In addition 90 that Mr.. George r.. Brady
of tho jewelers. union. and the inter-
-,-ttir---ff president OF tine body was pres
ent and addressed the meeting at some
length or the causes for unionism and the
union label
Ills argument we're very forceful and
tho whole address was we'll appreciated
bv the mon present
After the consideration of several rou-
tine matters the session then closed
GRANITE CUTTERS SECRET MEET
ING
Last evening there was n somewhat se-
crct meeting ~ the Granite cutters in the
rooms ~ the local at Labor Temple.
where several @ss.scs RsNaining to the