The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-20
OLNEYVILLE.
Graduating Exercises In the Hall of
st. Mary's Academy.
Morris Is a Constable With Full Power to
Arrest.
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In the school hall OF st. Mary's
Academy on Barton street last evening
occurred the closing exercises of that
school. Two hundred children were In
attendance, dressed In white, and as
they were gathered on the stage and in
front OF. the hall they presented very
pretty spectacle.
Right Rev. Bishop Harkins presided at
the exercises, which were arranged as
follows:
Piano ouet, Misses Blanche BelIiveau,
Kennedy; greeting song, solo by Miss
Maggie Boyd, chorus by the school and
accompaniment by Miss Belliveau on the
piano, Misses Nellie Cannon and May
Handy on violins and Misses Mary Ryan
and Alice Cummings on mandolins;
songs, recitations and dancing, by 10 lit
tie ones; piano duct, "Through Valley,
Through Forest. BY Misses Mary Ryan,
Agnes Norton, Nellie McDermot and
Blanche Belliveau; vocal trio, "Waves
of the Sea-" Miss Bella Giles, tenor, Miss
Annie Fury, soprano, Miss Lille Her
rick, contralto; presentation OF honors,
diplomas, medals and floral crowns to the
eight graduates, Misses Julien, Kelly
Anna O'Connell, Annie Fury, Margaret
McDermott. Rose Rigney, Nellie Byron,
Jennie Gearin and Mary Ryan, by
Bishop Harkins .recitation In concert,
son the threshold Of Life" by the eight
graduates, with selections by four girls,
representing Wisdom, Piety, Prudence
ana Counsel, and addresses of farewell TO
the graduates by four children; solo,
"Star of Hope, "by Miss Bella Gil6s; solo.
Farewell to the Blessed Virgin, Dy Miss
Annie Fury; solo. "Farowell to My Com
panions, {" by Miss Mary Ryan; address,
Homage TO Our Venera bic Bishop, Miss
Julien Kelley; address, "Greatful thanks
to our Beloved Pastor, Miss Annie O'Con-
nell; address and advice to the graduates
by Right Rev. Bishop Barkins; hymn OF
praise, by the school, with solo by Miss
Annie Fury and accompaniment by
pianos, mandolins and violins; piano
duet, "Indian Maid,' Misses Blanche
Beliiyeau, Katie McGann, Mary Cum
mings and Mary Ryan.
The graduating. class of 1913 were present
upon special Invitation. They compris-
ed Miss Katherine Kennedy, Miss Mamie
Walsh, Miss Nellie Farrell, Miss Jennie
McKenna, and Miss Mana O'Toole.
CONSTABLE WITH FULL POWER ARRESTED.
John Morris was brought before the
Eighth District Court yesterday charged
with breaking and entering in the night
with intent to commit an assault, the
dwelling of Margaret Dunnigan on the
Plainfeld pike. Morris pleaded not
guilty and will be heard July 3. The
woman swore out the warrant. The affair
occurred some months ago, but Morris
evaded the police until yesterday. Nor
ris is himself q constab ble with full power
in the town of Johnston, which makes
the case interesting.
TWO TEAMS FOUND.
Fred Walch al, ,Manton has.in his pos
session Stanhope buggy,a bay horse
and rubber trimmed harness that he
found the other evening near his place
apparently abandoned. Leroy A. White
OF the same village has Goddard buggy
and black horse that he picked up
under similar circumstances a few days
ago. A number of persons who have
lost teams have called to view the two,
but the right owners have not put in an
appearance as yet. It is supposed they
were hired teams Abandoned.
FTREMEN DRILLING.
The adjourned meeting and drill OF the
Rough and Ready Fire Company at the
Plainfield street fire station last evening
was attended by about 80 members. A
creditable showing was made, and IL the
drill next Monday evening is q success,
the company will not reconsider the vote
TO attend the muster at Pawtucket July A.
NARROW ESCAPE.
man who declined to give his name
called at the office of DIR. Farrell late yes
terday afternoon and stated that he had
been caught in a sashing machine at the
i. ID. Il. and T.. &. works on Valley
street. A fellow iaborer had stopped the
llachine on the nick OF time, and he
escaped with only a tight squeezing.
ABOUT TOWN.
Rev. A. r. PAUL, pastor of the Granite
vile Church, has accepted call To the
pastorate of the r. B. Church at Whit
man, Mass.
The kindergarter on Regent avenue,
which has been conducted by Miss Kath-
crime Kennedy for the past year, closed
yesterday.
Mrs. Ann Conway, Miss Annie O'Con-
nell of Willow street, have gone to Mid
dletown, Conn.,, for few weeks
Miss Nellie Clissold of Springfield, W.,
Is guest of Miss Lille Med bury of John
ston street.
The arch for st. Johns Day on Spring
ers square is being r,cted today.
Mr.. John McGlinchy of this place ex-
hibits a picture ofa sand cyclone taken
on the scene in Oklahoma city, O. r. His
brother Frank is a reside n OF that city.