The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-05


at the branch OF the News Democrat at
Hartford avenue, room No. j, TeIe-
phone 40 West
Branch Wolf Tone Of the Irish Nation
al Foresters held well attended meeting
in Guild hall. last evening and among the
matters OF business was the recording
Of the name OF the applicants for mem
bership. which were referred 70 the In
vestigating committee. The excursion
committee made It's final report and
wound up It's affairs by turning over to
the treasurer Of the branch a goodly sum
OF money. The social committee an
nounced that arrangements were Being
made to hold an open meeting and smok-
er on Thursday evening, Nov. /, when
prominent member of the order will give
an address on the life OF Wolf Tone. I'm
der the head OF the good OF tho order,
short but interesting addresses were made
by Brothers John Lannon, Thomas Flynn
and others. A special melting will be held
Sunday afternoon TO take action on pro
posed amendments and the presence of
every member is requested.
A BOLD TRICK.
Last Tuesday afternoon. John Ford, 10
years old stood on the tracks OF the
Consolidated road near the Grove street
crossing and dLspite tho efforts made by
the engineer OF fast mail train he
would not get out OF tho way until the
train was stopped Then he ran away.
II took considerable time 10 find him. but
the police at last succeeded. Al o'clock
last evening Sergt. Potter Of the Chaffeo
70
wald street and placed him under arrest.
He was taken TO the station and on the
promise of his father that they would
have him at the session OF the Juvenile
court this morning he was paroled In his
custody.
IT'S ALL SETTLED.
The weavers and superintendent OF the
Earnscliffe mills held a conference last
evening and matters have been adjusted
in a manner satisfactory to all concerned
This difference has taken longer to bring
To a settlement than any i'm the history of
this mill and 81 was due to the fact that
those I'm authority were out OF town. The
discussion on both sides was amicabe,
but I'm a businesslike manner and now
there Is every reason to believe there will
be no more differences for long time TO
come. The firm has received number of
large orders and are now obliged TO rush
all departments to their fullest capacity.
FORESTERS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Robert Cur
rie. assisted by James Curley. installed
the following named officers al the meet
Ing OF Court OneyNille Foresters Of
America. last evening In Guild hall: Chief
ranger, Joseph Hadfeld; sub-chief ranger.
Fred Knowles: treasurer. John III. Walsh
financial secretary, Charles Meegan: re-
ccrding secretary. Fred III. Burroughs
senior woodward, Byron Lee; junior
woodward. William IL. Hunt: senior bea-
die. Thomas Disnorro; junior beadle
Saunders J. Wilson: lecturer. Patrick
Markey. doctor. Wallace NJ. Pierce; trus-
tee. Frank j. Huet.
The ceremony was followed by n very
pleasing entertainment, in which Fred
erick Gibbons and Everett Knowles gave
an interesting athletic exhibition. Broth
ers Edward Punkett. y. j. Markey and
Frederick Burroughs, furnishing the In
strumental and vocal portion Of the eve
nings entertala.nent A collation. was
served
IvANHOE LODGE.
Ivanhoe lodge. knights or Pythias held
well-attended session I'm odd Fellows
hall on Piainheld street last evening, when
one application for membership was re-
ceived The committee that IL arranging
for the union visit to Nara gsnsett lodge
at Riverpoint Tuesday evening reported
that special car would be- In waiting at
the city hall at 1880
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Mary widow of Charles Connors. died
NJ her residence. 20 OAK street yesterday.
She was among the oldest. being about IS
years old, and best known residents Of