The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-10
QLNEYvILLE.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. 0. 0.
Il, Has Pleasing installation.
Checker GOSSIP. p.-ArsSted for
Annoying Girls.
Advertisements for The News may DO
left at Hefrernan's News stand 10 hart
ford avenue.

ford avenue.
The ceremony OF Installing me Objects
elect OF Manufacturers lodge NO d. l.
O. O. r.. was witnessed by large gain
ering East evening, and the ceromony"
which was performed under the direction
OF District Deputy Grand Master Frank
Il. Iakey. was interesting and carried
out In an impressive manner
The following officers were installed
mobile grand, John A. Hawthorn; vice
grand Mott d. Hedges recording secre-
tary. Joseph W. Atkins financial secre-
tarv. Edward J. Hhawoross. Il. O.; treas
urer. Joseph Cough, r. c., supporters To
noble grand, Henry T.. Kenyon and Harry
n paw; supporters to vice grand, james
n Iennon and Charles Cranksh9w, war
den. George w Barton, conductor how
ard Gorham; scene supporters George
price and Joseph Atkins outside guar
dian. Oscar Lippman inside guardian,
A. ID. r. Dunton; chaplain, John A.
potter; past grand Arthur w Carpen-
Ter. marshal. Edward j. Shawcross, T.
q.
The ceremony was interespersed with
vocal and instrumental selections ana
readings by the Schubert Mixed quartet
made up as follows: Miss Nettle M
Greenup. soprano; Mrs. Helena Sander
tson walsh, contralto. Mr.. william
Hughes tenor: Mr.. Edward Roscoe, bass.
assisted by Miss Elva NJ. Carpenter ac"
soompanist Miss Edith A Hughes vio-
1in,st: Miss Mabel A. Shawcross, reader.
The committees In charge who MADE
yuch a pleasing success OF the al
2airs were: COMMITTEES OF arrangements.
Joseph Cough. r. G.: James n smith,
P G.; James A. Wood; reception cofo''
mittee, John T. Collision, Thomas ~
Mills: ushers james A. Dankersley, II.
G: John Rowland, Jr.. and Chanles
Crankshaw.
This lodge Is one OF the largest In the
state having a membership OF about 200,
Which includes nearly every prominent
man an this vicinity The lodge OWNS Its
own building, a massive brick structure.
at what is known as odd Fellows square
ON P1aiufield street. and has with
this a well filled treasury.
The lodge has paid out for sichpess.
Seath and assistance TO worthy brothers
and the families many thousands or dol
lars.
AMONG THE CHECKER PLAYERS.
Az the Oineyvine Checker club rooms.
n Piaanfieild street. tonight. Messrs G.
M. ID. Barnes and q. Corbett via meet
10 play their match games for the privfl-
ose TO challenge Mr.. c. L. Eddy, gor the
fIanee- gold medal IL was expected thnt
Drrrest williams and Charles Tupper
would also play, but this will oe deferred
until later. as Mr.. Williams has TO SO to
Boston this evening TO attend commit
tee meeting OF the executive committee
of the New England Checker association.
which meets TO complete lts work on the
late international match, and also plan
for the great meet Feb. 22. at Boston.
Mr.. williams who is Rhode Island s
representative on the committee, rs spar
tnG no trouble or expense TO have his
state we'll represented at the match, and
has been able TO render signal service TO
the association and feels very proud Of
his last years service in suggesting Mr..
T.. b Hanes Of the local club 10 the posi-
ton OF vice president OF the New Eng
land Checker association, I'm which ca
pacity Mr.. Hanes during the associations
stirring times OF the past year with an
international match on IT'S hands proved
himself so much the perfect man of the
hour for that or any higher office
CAUGHT ONE OF THEM.
Luigi Angelo, young Italian, was
arrested as ne was leaving the Atlantic
mills this morning and locked UP at the
Chaffee Street police station, on a charge
of assaulting young girl. For some time
a gang of young men who are employed
at this mill nights have made "a practice
Of annoying a few OF the girls who are
employed at the mill during the day.
ard Angelo IL the first one that the
police have been able 10 land they say.
-Anssele-paH- -A44eA- -4ia- -4ae.ats-it4tl4t.
Sixth District court today. FOR assault
fng MISS Amanda Huotte one OF the girls
GOODS SOLD AT AUCTION.
IL is understood that the Merriman wall
Paper company OF Westminster street SIS
10 open a branch In n portion Of tho
store vacated by r. T. Allen & Co. and
the other portion will be used as drug
ayrd fruit store. The greater portion pf
the stock owned by Allen q Co was sold
at auction yesterday 10 Calendar. McAus-
land and Troupe Co
GENERAL MENTION.
when Edward Hall returned 10 his
room at SO Plainneld street from his
work last evening he found it had been
entered by means OF a false KEY and
wearing apparel and belongings TO the
value OF SlS.56 had been stolen. Wen worn
garments were left by the thief
The choir OF the Woonsocket Prcsbvte-
Ran church with Mr. f. NJ. Watson gave
very pleasing entertainment in the
Harris avenue Presbyterian church Inst
evening for the benefit Of the last named
church
The o'Driscoll Brothers OF Gano street
have purchased the old stand OF T.. r.
Cannon on Westminster hin and will deal
fn coal. wood, hay. grain and lumber it is
eaid.
There was nothing but routine business
st the meeting OF Perseverance Lodge
knights OF PyfhiaS. last evening.