The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30
BRISTOL.
Grand Officers Paya Visit 10
United Brothers Lodge, |, 0.
0. F...Other Matters.

The annual visitation OF the grand Off
GERS 10 United Rrothers lodge. No. 13,
]. o. o. F., was held Tuesday evening
In Odd Fellows hail The visiting Off
eials arrived on an early car from Provi-
dence. The grand officers present includ-
ed grand master. Louis w Clark: grand
warden. H. X. Mckenzie: grand repre-
sentative, Sumner MONTY; grand con-
ductor, Isaac A. Shippee; grand sentinel.
William H. Hall: grand herald. Charles
Cock: grand marshall Tristan Mowry.
The officers were received with the usual
honors upon entering the lodge, and all
made speeches. A collation. was served
when the session closed. There were
visiting members from New York. Provi-
oence, Warren and Fall River lodges.
Yesterday Alfred Patstone. while oper-
ating a small engine, had the misfortune
% loose the end OF one Of his little tin-
gers The finger was caught In the ma
chinery and bone and flesh were taken
Off Dr. Russell 6. Church, dressed the
wound
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W Howe and Panll
Howe, paid Bristol a brief visit the hrst
OF the week. They came for the purpose
OF arranging matters for the summer.
They returned 20 Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. Malcolm Pitts and daughter, Ruth,
formerly OF this town left Warren yester-
oay for California, where they Will join
Mr.. Pitts and Miss Onzie Pitts. who have
been there some time. They will make
California their future home.
The installation OF recently-elected OF
fners took place at last nights meeting
OF Burnside Lodge No. "a, knights or
Pythias Deputy Grand Chancellor Clark
N. Straight OF Burnside Lodge acted as
installing officer by request OF Deputy
Grand Chancellor Franklin OF Redwood
Lodge, Newport, who was unable TO be
present. The following officers were In
stalled: Chancellor, Walter Talbot: vice
CHANCELLOR William w. Luther; prelate,
George MARI. one application for mem
bership was received. The social commit
tee reported that arrangements had been
made TO conduct a bazaar upon the even
ings Of the third. fourth. NTH and sixth
OF May in Grand Army hall.
James G. Church and wife left Ashviue.
H. c., on Monday last and are now at
Palm Beach, Florida They Will remain
there several weeks before coming north-
and expect 10 arrive home the latter paf'
OF April or the first OF May. During their
stop I'm Asheville. they were pleasantly
entertained by an ols Bristolian and wire,
Mr. and Mrs Elnathnn +. Browneil, Jr''
ci man William II Thompson. who has
been spending the winter there with MS
son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. Frank H. Ha,nmil, who was re-
cea tly elected Judge OF probate, mas enter
ed into partnership with Willis b. Rich
srdson for the practice OF law. The firm
M, me is Richardson g. Hammill
The deed for the transfer or a lot or
land on the silver Creek plat. east side
To na
OF Germantown, Pa, TO Charles l.. ana
Reno r. Ffcher. IL recorded at the town
clerks office The purchasers are New
York parties and nephews Of Rov VIII
liam r. Trotter, rector OF Trinity
church. They spend the summer sea
sons here and are members of the Excel
sior Tennis club.
Bristol aerie. No. 95S, r. o. e.. met
Monday evening and transacted import
ant business. Worthy Vice President VIII
liam G. Dixon having succeeded To the
office OF worthy president made vacant
by the death OF the Brother James + Nc
Loughlin, an election for worthy vice
president was held and Archibald VI,
Miller was the unanimous choice OF the
members present.
George A Burlington was chosen
member OF the board of trustees OF the
aerie TO ill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Brother John n. r. Warren.
Worthy Conductor William Mckay Of the
degree team appointed Richard L, Nc
Gee captain of the team 10 al the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of Oc-
tave Iaclalr. who has filed the position
since the formation OF the aerie. Fol-
lowing the election and appointments
seven candidates for membership were
initiated The committee appointed 20
arrange for the first grand ball TO be
conducted by the aerie announced that
Thursday evening, April q, was the date
chosen.
Rev. j. 7 Downing. assistant pastor OF
St Marys church. preached a sermon
last evening In Warren 20 St Mary's
church congregation there
Rev. j. A clark OF Middleboro. Mass.
preached last evening at the Peutecosal
church
In the bowling contest between the
teams captained by c.. H. Manchester and
Captain John Best In the Y NJ. G A
tournament the former won by slight
margin.
Special Lenten services were held last
evening In Trinity and ST. Michaols
churches.