The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
THE FIELD
c. 60
OF LABOR

The following unions VIII hold ses-
sions tonight:
Carpenters, 6S2, Labor temple.
Horseshoers. Labor temple.
Plasterers, Labor temple.
Electrical Workers. Weybosset street.
Painters, Olneyville
BREWERS UNION MET
The meetings OF the Brewers union
yesterday was productive OF nothing
out of the routine and the ordinary.
The meetings were each Of them de-
voted to the reports OF shop committees
and delegates
The shop committee stated that one
OF the members of an allied union had
been discharged for no cause from one
OF the breweries and committee was
appointed TO look into the matter
The delegates 10 the Central Labor
union also made report on the work
done at the last meeting and the torma-
tion OF the building trades section OF
the body
The delegates to the state fedora
ton were given their final instructions
and then the time was devoted TO gen
eral business.
DELEGATES HEARD FROM.
The delegates to the Carpenters con
vention at Niagara Falls. and to the
Plumbers convention at Toronto, have
been heard from by the business agents
at Labor temple
Each Of them has informed the board
of business agents that they arrived
| safely at their destinations and really
| for the work of representing the bodies
| sending them.
STEREOTYPERS HOLD OUTING.
| The Stereotypers from this city had
as guests yesterday the local from
| Boston and entertained them at the
| warwick club 1t was the occasion of
| the nth annual outing Of the Provi-
| dence Stereotypers' union, No 81. About
10 members from both organizations
were on hand and they were amply
| repaid for their trip.
They reached the grounds about ll;45
| o'clock an remained till $50 In the
evening Upon their arrival they were
| ssryed with a light lunch. after which
| a program OF games was run on. Inc
| fat mems race was won by Frank Don
nelly OF Boston. william Mcdonald or
this city won first prize In the wheel
harrow race. and then the main feature
Of the sports a baseball game, was In
order -
The Providence aggregation won from
the visitors by a score or III 10 D me
local nine was made up as follows: l.
Donahue catcher; j. Dwyer, pltcheI, l.
Flynn, first: d. Shea. second; C. Haley
third. w O'Connor, shortstop; j. NC
Kenna. centre; j. Rock, Right ana -
Estey left. The Hub team was as iol-
~.
pitcher; u. Lewis, first; W. Marutus, sec
ond. ]. Henry. third: t. Mann shortstop'
N Dickford, centre: W. Murphy. left
and J. Delegana, right
Az A o'clock the bake was ready ana
after the repast S. +. Honan was present
ed with a cane suitably engraved, by the
Roston delega ton as token or appre-
ciatlon of his services as chairman or the
local arrangement committee. The cane
was brought from ireland by Frank Don
nelly OF Boston and was presented 20 MT,
Uonen. after short speech, by Charles
o'Hara. president OF the union NO. oil
souvenirs in the shape Of stereotype
ensrsyings bearing the date ana oCca-
sion OF yesterdays event were distrlou-
ted. 49,. .,,,,,o,t
u,as provided by members OF the party
as follows: Piano solo. william DonaVan
of Roston: song, Frank Roust OF Bos-
ION, song Matthew Bennie OF ProNi-
dence: recitation In French dialect VIII
liam Blake. ,-,., 81,
Tb. providence committee consisted or
= n. Honan (chairmam. Thomas II Don
ahue. Charles n. Haley, w. McDonalh,
and w. Browning Those I'm charge OF
the Roston gathering were william keu-
fern (chairman) O.. y. Moore (secretaryD'
l. Ailaire, f.. Butler. ID. Regan, X rOoie'
Joseph Hoar. A. Demures and ID. LOWS.