The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-08

Shawcross, p. c.: song. Holy City. Mr..
Leon Smith; installation OF treasurer, Jo-
seph Cough, j. O.: reading. Miss Mabel
FISK; violin solo, Mr.. w. e. Smith
charges delivered to officers by district
deputy grand master: piano solo. Mr..
Charles ID. Fisk.
The noble grand then made the follow
Ing appointments: Supporters to noble
grand. Herbert III. Taylor and r. L.
Crouthers; supporters TO vice grand,
George Price and George Long: warden.
James Wood; conductor. Walter u.
Smith: guards. Frederick Beane and
Louis Lincoln scene supporters, James
T. IAnnon and Herbert Kelley; chaplain
John Potter; degree masters, A. H. Tay-
lor, Harry Daw and John r. Bowen. This
ceremony was followed by a season OF
dancing, music being furnished by Bres-
ford's orchestra under the leadership of
w. r. Smith. During intermission a COLA
ton was served. The committee in charge
were as follows: John f. Bowen p a..
James A. Wood, John A Hawthorne, p
G., George ". Barton, Walter r. Smith.
ANNOUNCED THE SPEAKERS.
The committee on speakers for the goth
annual banquet and reunion OF tho Olney-
VILE Business Mems association met last
evening and made final arrangements TO
have the Hon. Rowland G.. Hazard, Lieut.
Gov. Ralph c. Watrous and His Honor
Mayor p. j. Mccarthy as the principal
speakers. The event will take place In
Library hall Thursday evening Of next
week.
HAVE MUCH SYMPATHY.
John r. Harlow. the well known under
tsker at 4s Plainfield street, and wife
have the sympathy Of large circle of
relatives and friends, especially I'm the
IT.. @
death of their little daughter. Margaret
NJ, who was buried at St AIMS ceme-
terry this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ALL READY FOR TONIGHT.
The Regent Literary and Social club
have everything in readiness for the
annual entertaining OF their many lady
concert OF a concert. ball and banquet,
the first two numbers of the program TO
be held I'm Irons hail. while the banquet
will be served in Library hall at mid
night.
BITTEN BY A PET DOG.
Annie NJ, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. Cushing OF 70 Elmdale ave-
nue. is at the Rhode Island Island hospi-
tai. she having been bitten on her right
hand by pet dog at her home last Sun
day. The dog was shot later by Dog
Officer Dean and II was found that the
dog was suffering with pronounced
case of rabies The girl who is 1s years
DID. will be given the Pasteur treatment
oy the city.
DIED FROM HER INJURIES.
Eliza, wife OF Thomas III. Broadfield.
Who was injured by falling from a car
ome time ago, died at the Rhode Island
IospitaI early yesterday morning Her
unerad will be held a her late residence.
woodfall street, tomorrow afternoon at |
o'clock.
GENERAL MENTION.
A day or two ago It was reported that |
he Rev. FIR. Craig or St. Mary's church |
,as in a serious condition. but this morn
1g IL is reported that no is much i'm
roced. FIR. Craig is suffering from blood
olson.
Many OF the old-tme residents Of this
cotton attended the funeral OF Dennis |
Ieffernan. the old-t time Grove street
rossing tender, at st. Mary's church this
lorning.
Those who go late to see the exhibition
etween Al. belmont and Joe Wagner. |
4 the Rhode Island Athletic club on
street, tomorrow evening, will |
ave 10 be content with standing room.
The heavy wind OF last night blew
own a number Of large billboards I'm |
his section, adm many dangerous wash |
uts are reported.