The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-28
BARTENpERs IN SESSION.

BARTENDERS IN SESSION.
The members of the Bartenders union
who were on hand for the meeting yes
terday despite the bad weather had no
cause for regret In the business trans
acted and the general good time handed
out 10 all.
The first business OF the union after the
formalties OF opening was the report OF
the membership committee. This commit
tee presented the name OF one candidates
for admission and he was obligated.
large part Of the time was then taken
up with the quarterly reports. The imam
cial secretary stated that the union was
now in better condition than ever before
and the financial standing with the ex-
ception of one fud was as good as could
be expected ad far better than at several
other times In the history OF the craft.
The treasurer then made his report
stating exactly the financial condition o.
the union. The auditing committee then
made its report OF the expenses of The
union and the moneys that had been dis
pensed with
The board of trustees then made their
report This was followed by a general
discussion OF the good and welfare OF the
craft. At this time one OF the most In
teresting remarks was that the union was
now taking on new life and there was far
more interest being taken in the union
tina ever before.
BAKERS INITIATE MEMBERS.
The meeting OF the bakers on Sunday
evening was very interesting. with very
large number of items on the calendar for
disposal.
The first business was the initiation OF
the two candidates. one application was
iuaH N inu sri
CATION committee One member was ac-
cepted on travelling card.
The announcement that created the
greatest interest was in the fact that both
at Crescent Park and Rocky Point this
year there would be union bakers. The
delegates 10 the Central Labor union re-
ported on the action taken by that body
on the various matters pertaining TO the
Bakers union. IL was announced under
the good and welfare that the outlook
was bright and there was plenty OF work.
There were number OF complaints re-
ceived on account of the long working
hours of some of the members
UNION ME- MN OUTING.
The members Of the Webb Pressmen's
union held their annual outing yesterday
afternoon at Emery Park and when they
arrived -tAefe-tAey- -feuRd-tAa- members of
the Cigarmakers' union on hand with the
All being known TO one another they
Joined hearts and hands to see Just how
much fun could be extracted from the day
and the occasion. That they succeeded
In taking all there was offered was amply
attested to by stiff joints and aching alb
domens, as well as that general lassitude
that follows too much surfeiting I'm the
material things Of life.
one OF the features OF the day was q
ball game between teams from the two
unions. the cigarmakers winning by the
A handsome silver cup, donated by the
eybosset Jewelry company. was awarded
the winning team. The lineup of the
teams was as follows: Cigarmakers-
Wilsox. p; F. Kierdorf c.; l.. Kierdorf.
lb.; Martin. 2b.;. Tracy. s. s.; Lundauist.
Chance, r. T. Pressmen-sherry, c.:
Mssser. Ness, B.; Hamilton. l. T.; Cook, ' C. +;
The features OF the game were the bat
terry work of the Cigarmakers and the
work of Hoffman and Messer for the
Following the game the field day events
were run off as follows: Three-legged
race. won by Browning and Olyott. prize,
box Of collars. donated by Browning
King a Co. backward race, f. j. Coone
first sweater. donated by the j. B.
Barnaby company; f. Macdonald, sec
ond, box o. cigars, donated by g. F.
Keough. silk umbrella, donated by Besse-
Booker company; fat mems race. Peter
Canon first, pair of shoes, donated by
IN III,
| ond. fishing rod. donated by ]. A. Foster
company shoe race; Albert o. 1tt. first
hat. donated by J. J. Ridge OF .J'Gorman
company: Nelson Wall. second pair of
shoes, donated by John the Shoeman
race for Boston men, won by James A.
Beal, ex-president Of Cigarmakers' union
mated by c. p n Weeks consolation % otssrS race 1S
won by Albert Hoffman. prize. carving
knife and fork, donated by c. w. Aspin-
wall marritd mems race, won by William
pd hv
pany market.
Broad Jump. Joseph Barber. first pair
OF gloves. donated by Joseph A. Wolfe:
shot put. ]. Dillon. first. box OF cigars,
donated by Huntoon & Gorham; Arthur
Sherry second picture. donated by
Household Furniture company; mems gate
prize, an Ice box donated by Flint & Co,
won by Joseph Tommy; second prize a
| writing desk, donated by A T. Scatter
good won by Thomas Sheehan: gate prize.
| ladies' oak writing desk, donated by J.
M. Dean & Co; pipe. donated by J NJ.
Anthony, won by r. Elliott: ice chest.
donated by Flint & Co., won by George
| Mclaughlin: chair. donated by Scatter
good e. Co, won by p. n. Wall
The last event was catching the wild
| pig" which. after much scrambling. was
accomplished by Joseph Macdonald. who
| shouldered his prize and started for home
much pleased with the catch.
After the events came a shore dinner
which was heartily enjoyed by all. II
was served by Manager Leach.
The committee OF arrangements was as
| follows: George Mclaughlin. p. n. Wall
and A. G. Olyott. The judges were A.
| M. Crowell and j. F. Sherry. There was
a delegation OF invited guests from the
Web Pressmens union of Boston.
BOSTON LOCAL INVITED HERE
A. J. Tighe. Arthur Daniels and j.
Matthews were elected by Coal Hosting
Engineers union "a OF Boston yesterday
its delegates TO the state convention Of
Engineers union In Milford Sunday June
| 10th.
Providence Engineers union 81 sent an
invitation 10 the members OF Union
"a to be It's guests on an excursion on
Narragansett bay I'm July. the date TO
be arranged to suit the Boston men.
TYPOS HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting OF Typo
| craphical union No 3S was held vestar-