The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02

John Canning visited Court Gen. Sheri-
and installed the following named offl-
GERS Chief ranger. Edward Barton; sub
chief ranger. Joseph Hughes; treasurer.
Frank Canning; financial secretary,
Thomas J. Shea; recording secretary,
John Holland; woodwards. Ambrose ].
McCabe and J. a. Reilly; beadles. Thomas
Coffey and John Raey; lecturer, Charles
Vivion; trustee for three years, John Nc
Govern; physician, NJ. B. Milan, NJ. ID.
This ceremony was followed by very
interesting musical and literary program
and addresses were made by Grand Chief
Ranger Joseph Kelley, Grand Treasurer
John r. Harlow, Grand Financial Secre-
tary p. ]. Fitzgerald, Past Chief Ran
ger John Il, Keefe and others. At the
conclusion OF the evenings exercises
substantial collation. was served by the
social committee.
WILL HAVE A PARADE.
The order of Foresters OF America OF
this section are arranging for demon
stration to the held the latter part Of
November that will attract no little at
tention. Late last spring Courts Gen Sher-
idan, Lyman Thomas A. Doyle and
Olneyville delegated five men each To
form a union degree team and since that
time these % members have devoted
much or their spare time 10 perfecting
themselves In the work of the ritual or
the order. At a meeting OF the degree
team last evening II was voted TO have
oil initiation In ha hall A Court Cen
Sheridan and on that evening there will
be a parade the members Of the four
courts doing escort duty for the degree
team
Committee OF five has been appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for the
demonstration and this committee was
ordered 10 secure the services OF the best
band In the city for the occasion.
THE LIMIT REACHED.
The different mills in this vicinity have
different ways OF caring for employees
who are injured. one OF them always en-
cages 'the best team that can be found
in the vicinity and this is sent TO the
office or home of the nearest physician
who cares for the patient after which the
patient IS sent to his -or-her- home to
"A hospital as the case warrants in charge
Of a capable person
Another hires any old rig and after the
wound or wounds are bound up Temporal
rily, the patient is sent to a down town
physician. There Is another that uses an
old mill covered delivery wagon for an
ambulance. but the limit was reached
yesterday when a young girl with her
right arm done up In sling made OF
new white cloth walked alone TO the Of
flee OF n local physician. 1t has ben sug-
gested by one of the foremen of a large
mill that a carriage for this purpose be
among the equipment OF the company
and ready for use at all times.
MAY EAT DEER.
At the meeting OF the Grover Fishing
club held In their rooms, Valley street,
last evening, the house committee was
instructed TO arrange for a ladies' day
In the near future, the same to be held
at their club house at Rocky Point. This
will be the last function at the club house
until Mr.. owen o'Garra returns from his
hunting trip in the wilds OF Maine. and
IL he comes back with deer, a bear or
"a moose he will entertain the club.
HELD A SMOKE TALK.
st. Theresa's institute, which is COM
posed OF young men from st. Theresa s
Catholic church, held a smoker In their
rooms at 1929 Westminster street last eve-
ming and the speakers were His Excel
lency Gov. George II. Utter, the Rev FIR.
w. s. Flynn OF ST. Theresa's church, Pc
ter G. Cannon, ESQ., Michael j. Desnan
and william Mulcahey. Among those who
contributed TO the musical portion OF the
program were Thomas Giblin, James Sui
Ivan, Joseph Croghan. Joseph Dowd,
stephen Rowley. Joseph Carroll and Jo-
seph McSorley.
WILLOW CAMP.
Willow camp, Modern Woodmen OF
America, held we'll attended meeting
last evening when five applications for
membership were received The degree
team put In an hour or more OF hard
work at practice and this team will con-
fer the iniatory degree upon at least lO
candidates at the meeting Monday eve
ming.
GOING TO BE MARRIED.
one OF the day members OF the Chaffee
street police force is. according, TO report.
TO lead blushing bride to the altar some
day next week and as this patrolman has
been superintending the furnishing OF a
house on Messer street II is presumed that
place will be their home.
WILL TALK 1T OVER TONIGHT,
The day weavers OF the Earnsclffe
mills have taken a hand with the night
weavers in the matter OF fines, At meet.
ing held last evening n committee OF three
was appointed 90 act in conjunction with
a like committee from the night weavers.
This committee will wait on the manage
ment OF the mills this afternoon.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Smith. well known among the
whippet dog men and the best known
sporting man I'm this section. has arrived
az his home. AZ Manton avenue. from the
Rhode Island hospital where he has been
under treatment for n month or more.
The initiatory degree will be conferred
upon two candidates at the meeting OF
Manufacturers lodge OF odd Fellows this
evening.
Joseph Manrose called at the Chance
street station this morning and reported
that sl2 worth or tools had been stolen
from n new house on Dora street.
John McEvoy. John Callahan anc
James Mclaughlin. who with their wives
have been spending a week or more al
the White mountains. have returned.
The valuable dog reported as beer
stolen from the residence OF the Rev r.
/ Collins on Messer street, has beer
found aud returned