The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-15
0LNEYN VILE.
TINIL GiTETIES BEFORE THE
LENTEN SEASON OPENS,
The business Mems Association Enjoy IA
Talk About Florida-Notes From a
Live suburb
QUOTED BY A. p. wEEDEN.

An entertainment was given in the NJ.
f. Tabernacle last evening, by the Brown
University Glee. Banjo and Mandolin
Club There was large ana apprecia-
tive audience present, and each number
on the program received a hearty encore.
The club has Deen secured to give
another concert on Tuesday evening.
April IL.
Perseverance Lodge, X. of p, conferred
the rank OF esquire upon one page last
evening.
The question committee Of the Y. NJ.
L. and >. Club have completed arrange
ments for m onthly entel tainment TO be
held in the rooms Sunday evening. The
Hon. james L. Eagan will deliver an ad-
dress, which will be supplemented with
readings by Miss Emily johnson: glees by
he Wallace G!ee Club and musical and
vocal selections by number Of we'll
known artists.
As Henry Fenner was driving from
Arlington into this place yesterday he
overlook colored man and invited him
TO take seat in his carriage. Mr.. Fen
ner made stop at one of the stores aud
the coloreI man said he would care for
the team during his absence. When Mr..
Fenner returned he found that tue
stranger had driven off the team, and he
has not been seen since
Tue Robert Emmett Associatioh' held a
jail III w OOt , ndll ldSJ evening.
Manufacturers Lodge of l. q. O. f.
held masquerade ball in their hail on
PIainiield street last evening. About 100
couples appeared in all sorts of costumes
The ball was in charge OF Il. ). Shaw
cross, chairman; ID. I'll. Steere, secretary;
Henry Thompson, treasurer; John Coli
lison and John Walsh. Mr.. Sbawcross
had charge OF the floor aud was assisted
by AlberC Ii. Taylor, r. l.. Shawcross
aud William English.
The Rough aud Ready fire engine COM
pany was To mold "a special meeting last
evening, but owing to the non al enhance
OF the officers no business was done.
Lenten services Will be held in the
Church OF Messiah this evening at s
o'clock.
a large coal team belonging to the
Providence Coal Company broke down
on IL gh street this morning, ana was the
cause of making large number OF cars
Jump" the track.
Miss Maggie U'Neil was married to j.
I. San Soucia in ST. Josephs Church
Monday morning. A reception was held
at the residence of the brides parents i'm
tue morning aud at Mr.. San Soucia's
home in the evening.
Woods Hall was closed last evening
until the l7th of March, when an athletic
exhlDitlvn VIII be given. During the
time the hall will be remodeed aud put
in proper condition. AT the close OF
Lent the Olneyville Temperance Cadets
will hold grand fair.
The evening school will close next Fri
day evening. TIE Thornton evening
school closed last Friday evening.
The Bushes Mems Association met
last evening and had a large attendance.
The attraction was an informal talk by
Thomas w. Penny. who has recently re-
turned from visit to Florida. He gav.
"A very interesting description of the
scenes he witnessed, and exhibited about
fifty Photographic views. On Tuesday
evening, Feb. 2S John f. Bowen will
speak Of the advantages To be derived
from extending Valley street To Airing
ton.