The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters Council. Labor Temple
Iron workers. Labor Temple.
Electrical workers. Exchange Place.
Plumbers. Labor Temple.
MoLDERs INSTALL OFFICERS
Last evening the meeting OF the molders
un,on was one OF the lveliest sessions
that have been known to the union In
number of weeks. The first business after
the apening OF the meeting was the install
lation of the officers that had been chosen
at the meeting previous,
These were President John Cocklln' vice
president. Frank Prien; secretary-treas-
,,rer Bart Tierney; recording secretary
Sam MIllard: corresponding secretary
William Moran. and trustees were Lewis
Brown James Creegan and john Cnntoh'
The inductor was James Blessing, door
keeper. Michael Corrigan, and the dele
gates TO the central trades and labor
union.
when the installation OF officers was
COMPLETED then the entertainment
features OF the evening were com
menced and very royal time was had by
all.
There were instrumental solos, and vo-
cal selections after which Mr.. Andrew
Hunter rendered few selections on the
concertina and gave "A number OF Scottish
dances There were two gymnastic exhi-
bitions
The remainder OF the evening was de-
voted 20 listening To remarks by Mr..
C'has Dana and tho president and busi-
ness agents who came In late.
RJ1IIDING TRADES COUNCIL. ELEC-
TIONS
The building trades council held one OF
the best meetings that have been known
- this -YeAf-tAe- -eenaEieH- being election
OF the officers. There were no spirited
contests except for that OF vice president
where Mr. James II. Coleman had as op-
ponent Mr.. Louis Thorpe. When the bal
lots were counted. however the record
showed that Coleman had won easily
The other elections were as follows.
President. James p McKeon; vice presi-
dent. J. j. Savage; second vice president,
James II. Coleman; recording secretary.
Thomas +. Kearney; financial secretary,
R A. Ripley; treasurer. William r. Dewd-
ney; sentinel, r. Gilhenna, board OF trus-
Gees. consisting OF three delegates and
+. NJ. Pease as chairman The delegates
20 the Central Labor union were changed
by one name. MI Trojan The executive
board was made 10 consist OF one dele
gate from each OF the organizations
n very interesting report on the financial
condition OF the body. and or the crafts
connected with the council After hts re-
port n vote THANKS was passed for
him and the congratulations OF the body
were extended 10 the various unions for
the loyal manner IN which they had sup
ported the council and the financial con-
dltion in which the body found itself at
this time.
The magazine committee made roport
OF progress. after having some discus
sion OF the matter IL was thought by
the chairman OF the committee that be-
fore long the endorsement OF the council
would bear fruit IN the way OF a paper
that would thoroughly represent the la
Dor interests or the whole city There was
vet 10 be had simple understanding %
q technical matter concerning the atti-
tude OF the Central Labor union and arteh
that the committee would proceed as al.
rected by vote Of the body
The remainder Of tho time was Devoted
20 routine matters and some general dis
cussions under the good and welfare ~
the organizations after which the session
closed
MOLDERs MEET IN TAUNTON.
Yesterday there was a meeting Of the
stove moiders' unions IN Taunton. the
reeafon being held ir Good garnarffar b.tt