The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
BOTTLERs BURY DEAD.

BOTTLERs BURY DEAD.
Yesterday afternoon the members Of the
Bottlers' union gathered for the purpose
of paying their last respects 20 one OF
their members who died on Sunday after
noon.
ON Sunday afternoon it was noised
around that one of the members of the
union, Mr.. Herman Friemoth, had passed
away. and the union then made prepara-
lions for eAas4a4 AaA&MaS-takeH-
to the undertaking rooms OF T. f.. Mona
han on W~ickenden street and there pre-
pared for interment.
The notice was then sent around 10
all the members to the effect that one
OF their brothers was dead and the local
was expected to turn out for the funeral.
Accordingly they all at tho
rooms OF the undertaken and, under the
guidance of President Hadheld. who had
full charge of the ceremonies, the mem
bers paid their respects 70 the dead.
From the undertaking rooms the body
was taken 10 ST. Francis cemetery and
Inferred. The bearers for the escort were
James Lyons, John Burns, Klaus Beecher
and Edward Hertell.
The deceased was one of the charter
members of the local and since his con-
nection with the body he was one or It's
most enthusiastic workers. always max
ing any sacrifice Tor the sake Of the good
Of the union that duty called for. HIS
devotion TO the principles under which
the union was formed was so entire that
he won for himself the highest esteem or
all the members and those VINO worked
with him. He was employed for a long
time at the Narragansett Brewing com
pany I'm Arlington.
The sent large floral wreaths
and the local also sent flowers. IN al
dillon to this the union sent hacks 10 at
tend the fuSeral In a body.
Al the next meeting OF the union the
notice of the death will be sent 10 the
International and the charter Will be
draped for 30 days.
PAINTERS HOLD LIVELY SESSION
The session OF the painters last evening
same time short. sessions that the oody
has held for some time.
There was a large attendance or the
members and for the greater part or the
time OF meeting only routine matters oc-
cupied the time.
the first thing lone after the opening
OF the meeting was the nearing Oh tne
report Of the membership committee. 1his
committee presented the names OF four
I AtllDlctlllOlNs NAANAAA -
the INVESTIGATION committee for action,
and upon their favorable report they were
all initiated.
The delegates 10 the Building Trades
council made reports on the work OF the
past week, dwelling on all the action
taken at the meeting that anecteo the
painters at all
The shop delegates made n report on
the work of the shops during the past
week. stating also the histor yof a httIe
trouble that was started on one of the
Jobs in-tAe downtown ectlnn-
II was decided to give each or the
delegates 10 the convention SEQ for his
exnenses at Memphis. The delegates
were also given further Instructions as
TO how the union stood on various ques-
lions that will come up.
II was then announced that there was
a vacancy I'm the board OF trustees ana
stephen Hart was chosen To NIL the place.
The business agent then made a report
on the work OF the past week as he had
found Il. showing that there was still
nlentv OF work and the men willing 10
work. Several little matters that started
out 10 be serious were checked and har
mony established.
The remainder OF the time was devoted
70 routine bushes after which the session
closed.
SAUSAGE MAKERS IN SESSION.
The gnUSaKe makers ltlu "a nv NtNcl'll
last evening at the rooms OF the local IN
Labor Temple at which time routine mat
ters came up for the greater part or tho
time.
The communications received from the
other locals proved 10 he interesting as
did also the reports Of the various com
mittees.
the shops during the past week were dis
cussed and the action properly decided
uuon They will doubtless come up at the
next meeting for a final settlement.
y. A. STEAM FILTERS REJOICE.
At the meeting OF the steam filters last
evening there was much rejoicing over
the action of the American Federation OF
Labor in granting the body a charter,
Aside from the routine business that was
taken up this was the chief topic OF con-
versation. Along with IL there was much
discussion as TO the plans that the Inter-
national will follow In building up the
union.
There were a number OF communion
tons presented for action but all OF them
were attended to with ~promptness and
dispatch.
LABOR NOTES.
The committee on the S-hour day met
for a discussion OF the progress made last
evening and Il was shown that the work
was progressing drely. The ommitte
has sent TO several cities for the plans
under which the success of the bill IN
their state was made and IL Is only await
ing these rel les before getting under ac-
two way.
The plumbers ball committee held q
session last evening when the reports ~
20 the progress being made In ~disposins
Of the tickets was heard. II was an
nounced that the souvenir this year would
be FAR better than the ones had in pre-
viOps years.
The delegates 20 the convention OF tho
a +. OF T.. are expected 70 he In this
city during the first or the middle OF next
week and then they will visit the various
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