The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
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Officers Of Manufacturers Lodge
|. 0. 0. +. Installed
Says He Twice Beat Off Men
Who Tried to Rob Him
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40 West
Manufacturers lodge of odd Fellows
held a li-attended and enjoyable ses-
sion I'm it's hall on Plainfeld street last
evening, when District Deputy Grand
Master Homer l. Cook and STAFF Installed
the following named officers; Noble
grand, NJ. b. Hedges; vice grand, Charles
A. Van Leuvan; recording secretary, Jo-
seph w. Atkin; financial secretary. Ed
ward j. Shawcross: treasurer, Joseph
Gof; warden, George N. Barden: conduc-
tor. John Howland chaplain, John A.
Potter; marshal, Edward J. Shawcross;
inside guard. Walter e. Smith: outside
guard, A. ID. n. Dunton: supporters to
noble grand. Henry p. Kenyon and oscar
Lippman; supporters TO vice grand, Frank
Crothers and James Z. Leonard; degree
masters. Albert Taylor, Harry Daw ana
John e. Bowen; finance committee, James
N Smith, John r.. Bowen and George
Price; trustees, A. Waterman Smith,
Thomas Walsh and Gilbert r. Parker;
social committee. Albert Taylor. Harry
Daw. James N Smith. r. II. Kirby. John
Potter and n. A Van Leuvin; delegate
10 odd Fellows Home association, James
~ Smith. The committee that was re-
| Gently appointed 10 nt UP tIe fOoHls On
! the second foor of the building owned
! by the lodge with pool tables and other
amusements which are TO be free TO the
J meplbers were instructed to proceed at
once with the work Permission was
! given one applicant TO receive the degrees
| OF the order. the first OF which will be
conferred the first meeting night in Feb
ruary.
BEAT OFF ROBBERS.
J. II. n. Dubeau, reported at the Chaffee
street police station last evening that on
! Monday night when he went TO the stable
on Messer street he found two men. who
demanded his money but he succeeded in
driving them out OF the stable with
| club.
Last night he went TO the stable and
found the same two men, one OF whom
told him that IL he did not give them some
money they would knock his head off Az
! ter a hard tussle he succeeded in not
only saving his head and cash hut drove
the men on
SENT TO THE HOSPITAL
Yesterday Capt. Marston and Oversee
OF the Poor Cummings called at the home
Of Mrs. Della whitehead at 43 Eagle
! street and sent her little SON. who was
suffering with a fever, to the Rhode Is
] land hospital Mrs. whitehead who is
! a widow, and is employed at one Of the
mills. has most tenderly cared for her
boy, but being without means and re-
naming at home TO care for him was
observed by a neiehbor who notified Capt
Marston. who at once took the case in
hand. II is thought the little fellow will
recover.
MR. GARTLAND is NOT DEAD
II was rumored about the square yes
terday that John Garland. who is con-
fined to his home on Union avenue
with blood poisoning, was dead but
happily, such Is not the case This
morning another story was circulated
that the affected arm had been am
putated and II has been learned for a
fact that this Is not true Mr. Garland
this morning is resting quite com
fortably.
AN OLD LANDMARK COMING DOWN
The old chimney erected by the
Providence Dyeing. Bleaching and
Calendaring company on Valley street
in the year 1914 is being torn down.
a new smokestack having recently been
erected. The company has just added
a number OF new boilers TO the plant
but find that still more power is needed
for their increase OF business, so they
have decided TO install another large
and up-to-date boiler
YOUNGEST IN HIS CLASS.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas l. Han
ma, II years old. was arrested by Pa %
trolman sullivan and held on charge
of exposure OF person.
Young Hanna. whose home Is on
Federal street. IL said TO be the young
est person ever arrested in this city
for such an offence. his stamping
grounds being on Eiswald street
ENTERTAINED VISITORS
The bowling team OF the West side
club bowled the team from the Sunset
club last evening at the clubhouse OF
the latter on Pocesset avenue. The
home team won two out OF three
strings, after which a supper was
served.
GENERAL MENTION
Catherine T.. widow OF Michael Hay
den, died at the residence Of her sister.
Mrs. Mary Casey 2s7 Manton avenue.
yesterday. where her funeral will be
held Friday morning at o'clock
The first consignment OF machinery
from England, consisting Of four cars.
arrived here yesterday for the new
addition TO the Snowden mills on oak
street
The banquet committee Of the Busi-
ness Mems association will meet at the
office of ]. Frank Russell this oven
ing
The officers-elect OF Division No. 10.
Ladies' auxiliary TO the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians. were installed I'm l. G..
r. ". hall last evening.
Division No 90 and Division No. 10,
Ladies' auxiliary OF the Ancient order
of Hibernisns will hold a concert and
ball in Irons hall this evening.
The funeral of Amelia wife OF sgd
nex Sykes was held at the Church Of
the Messiah at 2 o'clock this after