The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.


SSc coStnmes were quite extensive and
w~li rotten up. several OF the makeup
6eing especially good. Music was fnrn-
irhed by the Ideal orchestra. and the noor
Was under the direction OF To1 =. M
Can't III y. Wall, Lieut.. j. A. Card and
1js,st George f. Reagan. During the
~venin0 n rood collation. was served by
caterer Havens The committees in charge
OF the affair were as follows; Committee
Of .rrsngemsnts Col tbwic = M Swecstsr1: sscrstsrv
Ijeut ]. +. Leahy, treasurer; Capt: II. +.
Wall Iieut. j. A. Card, Capt. X. IL. Dex-
tsr can't j. +. Mason, Lieut.. George r.
Ke.ean. Reception committee, Capt. X
n. Dexter. Capt. j. 4. Mason, Capt. r..
Mowry, Lieut.. c. K. Thurber. Lieut.. A.
The eighth anniversary concert and ball
of Loyal Prosperity Lodge, No: 6:6i5. l. ~
o. I'M u, was given In Littleneld Hail,
North Main street. last evening. The con-
cert consisted of selections by well known
local talent, and was in accordance with
fine program IN which ureenss w;ss nennrsh orcneS
Knox, L. G. Clarner, Miss Isabel Miller,
Charles Reese. A. Il. Burrow, L. Sellew
aud Weston Ross took part. "A.
AT the close OF the concert the ball was
opened with the grand march and dane
ing continued up to q late hour; Inc
Mills, assisted by James IL Briggs, Ed
ward Beach, Augustus Clemence and
George Buck. The committee OF arrange
ments were as follows: Harry Baldwin,
chairman; William Cooke, secretary; Jo-
seph Davis, treasurer; Joseph Townsend,
seerey' John s. Thompson, Thomas
Moore, James Stanley. Edward Thomas.
Co. A. First Battalion Cavalry, X. l. NJ,
(Pawtucket Horse Guards). held mill
tary and civic dress ball at their armory,
in the Depot building last evening. The
attendance was g0SdS dard rhe grnaa Iones %SrSn So
also served as floor manager, aided by
Sergt. Thornley,, Corp. Campbell ard
Privates Simester and Phailthrop. Nc
Closkey's orchestra furnished the music.
Following are the committees: Commit
tee of arrangements, Lieut.. Charles Allen
son. Sergt. N. Dexter, Corp. &. Ward,
Privates w. Welcn and f. Rowland Re,
ception committee. Sergts. j. Broadbent,
aud 4. Tuesdale, Corp. G: Metherell, Pri-
Yates w. Degnan, Il. Mckenna and w.
Pollitt.
The first concert and ball of Court
Woodlawn, No. 1856, A, 0. +. of A., was
lawn, last evening. The concert was in
accordance with the following program:
Overture, Timely Topics" orchestra:
recitation. L. G. Phillips; duet. Vance Sis
ters; song. "Edison's Phonograph," his
own composing, William Leache; read
Miss Katie and Thomas Vance: song, Rob-
ert j. Casey; duet, Misses l.. Laffan and
Jennie Wallan; cornet solo. John McNif;
solo, Miss Rose Cunningham; duet,
Brothers j. and A. j. Gallagher; reading,
Thomas Mckenzie; violin aud piano duet,
Smith sisters; song. selected, Laurence
Ames.
The J. d. L. Circle held pleasant leap
year party In Music Hall Assembly rooms
last evening. The arrangements were
under the direction of Misses Garvey and
Kenna, the latter of whom led the grand
march and served as floor manager. Music
was furnished by Greene.s orchestra.
The fair os the Free Wanderers Foot
Ball Club was in progress in Chickering
Hall, Beswick block, last evening. The
visitors present enjoyed dancing to the
music Of Blacks orchestra.
Miss Burke's dancing class held re-
ception in Music Hall last evening" Com
plimentary invitations only were issued.
An Easter Sale.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle OF
the First M. K. Church held an entertain
ment and Easter safe IN the vestry of the
church last evening. A musical and lit
erary program was first offered, after
and cake were then served.
Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.
Henry B. Gardner will lecture on
"Christianity aud Socialism" at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association tomorrow afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon a cake sale was
held at the residence of Mrs. George w.
Newell for the benefit Of the YNM C.. A.
The sale was pronounced success, fair
sum being realized.
Accident at sayles' Bleachery.
About 8 o'clock last evening William
O'Keill. a lad about 30 years of age, en-
ployed at the Saylesville bleachery, was
fooling with another employe when a
breadth of cloth which was passing
through machine near by caught him,
and his head brought mp against an iron
bolt, tearing ragged cash in the top Of
the forehead and extending into the hair
about four inches.
Thrown Out OF Buggy.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
woman under the influence of liquor was
endeavoring to drive horse on Pleasant
View, when the animal, not being used
TO the erratic manner in which il was
being driven, started TO run. The woman
was Thrown out, striking on her head and
badly scraping her face. The ambulance
: was sent for and the woman WAS taken
TO the station. This morning she COM
planned Of no other injury than that to
her face. The horse was soon stopped,
but not before the carriage was some
what damaged
Points Of Interest
Tower Post, No. II, G. A. r., is arrang-
Ing for another mock trial to be held in
Music Hall on Thursday, May g. Several
prominent citizens are interested in this
case, which is breech of promise case.
Samuel Slater Lodge, Sons of st.
George. will attend the morning service
at the Broad Street Baptist Church to-
morrow in conjunction with Abraham
Lincoln Lodge OF Central Falls. In the
afternoon the former lodge will attend the
Thompson NJ. X. Church.
A man was brought to the station yes
terday who, IL was said. had fallen into
the river He denied this, although his
clothes were wet The man had bad
cut over the left eye
At the regular meeting Of Clan Fraser
last evening the Grand Clan of the State
was present. and held special meeting
at a redress taken for that purpose.
At the Park Place Church last evening
. atemperance rally was held under the
auspices of the temperance society con-
nected with the Church.
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