The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-24

Ahc lplioNiHE uuiols viii holu StHSAofS
tonight:
Carpenters. Labor temple.
Electrical workers Weybosset street.
BARTENDERs SEND VOTE OF
THANKS
There was one OF the most rousng
meetings of the bartenders yesterday af-
tcrnoon that have been held in many a
disposed of.
The first thing done after the meeting
was called TO order was to hold tho cleo
ton OF officers. The elections were az
follows; President John Coen: vice pres
ident. f. j. Dolan; recording secretary.
John Thompson; financial secretary. John
r. Hayes; press secretary. George A.
Chafee: treasurer, Lawrence r.. German;
chaplain, Peter Il. Bowen. inspector, Ber-
nard lIurle; business agent. Philip r. Ag-
new; inside guard. William n. Daley; OUT
side guard. John r Ward; board OF trus-
tees. CHAPMAN. William n. Coughlan,
Michael Sullivan James McCarren; exec
utivo board Frank j. Dolan, James y.
Dulsn. Harry Horner. William II. Carroll.
John j. Mullaney, John Harrington; joint
executive board. James Coyne j. f. DO
Ian and Michael Cassidy.
When that was concluded the delegates
to the next meeting OF the New England
District council. these being Brothers Nc
Henry. r. j. Dolan and John r. Hayes.
one candidate was initiated and reports
were had from the smoker committee and
the police commission visit
After the report OF the latter committee
it was voted. every member rising. that
the commission he sent a letter of thanks
for the closing OF the saloons.
The remainder OF the day was spent in
having q joyful feast The installation
OF the officers will take place at the next
meeting.
BARRIERS ELECT OFFICERS
There were but two matters Of i'm
portance to be taken up at the meet
ing OF the BARRIERS yesterday. one OF
these being the election of officers and
the other tho endorsing Of a candidate
for the member of the BARRIERS COM
mission To be appointed by the incom-
The election OF officers was as fol-
| lows: President. j J. Manning: vi 'e
president, Daniel j. Magill; recordsr,
5. Pennine; secretary. ~ u. pasaunle
treasurer, J. n. Graham guide. Charles
Warden guardian, Il Ciprani: tr1s-
tees, L. r. Hlrsey T.. c. McDermott
The first FIVE named officers to-
gether with Peter Farley ana y. Bel
! lano, were chosen as delegates TO the
Central Labor union meetings.
Then came the question OF endorsinC &
q candidate for the commiss ionership
Some one asked that the union endorse
the name OF a Mr. Cass OF Woousockct
and there were delegates on nand ask
I ing that the endorsement he given 10
Mr. Mccormick or Pawtucket. The
union, however. decided 10 endorse 4
candidate from their own ranks. y.
Bellano and the others were turned
down.
six new candidates were obligated.
after which the meeting ended.
CAB DRIVERS ELECTIONS. co..
The members OF the Carriage and
Cab Drivers union were all In attend
ance at the election OF officers and a
smoke talk.
The election resulted as follows Prcsi-
dent. James Reynolds; vice president.
Hugh MORN; corresponding secretary.
John =. Sullivan: secretary and treas
urer. Arthur BoyCc: trustees Mcssrs.
Whitehead and T.. Burns. the former for
three years and the latter for two years
The meeting was then made open and
ism and local conditions by DcInis J.
. Brien Of the General TeamsterH. and
Bartholomew O'Couuor of tho Coal Team
sters Refreshments were served by the
members Of the committee on entertain
meut
FIREMEN MEET
The regular meeting 81 tho Fireinen's
/ union was devoted largely % routine busi-
ness. while au interesting feature was an
address hy William Busch. an intorna-
tional official. The office OF Cc-prcsidCut
was declared vacant and Patrick O'ieary
was elected t0 the place. and also to tho
position of business agent Of tho union.
propositions for membership were re-
ceivcd Two members were added 10 the
committee on the ball which the union Is
TO hold.