The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-29
NORTH END NEWS.
Charles Musinick'S Notable Ride
Ends Somewhat Poorly.
The Election of Officers Of Providence
Lodge, l. o. 6. T.
The NEWS BUREAU,
NORTH EED. AIS BRANCH AVENUE

Charles Musinick had a sort OF unique
celebration yesterday afternoon. After
nxdulging in stimulants he got the idea
into his head that he must go horse
back riding, so he got a rather rapid
steed and rode as far as Eagle Park. IL
was hard work for him to keep on the
horses back, but he managed to DO SO
until he reached the latter place, where
he fell from the horse and into the hands
patrol wagon call and Musinick was got
TO the Second Station after a great deal OF
trouble.
The horse was also taken TO the barn
OF its owner. Several friends of the cap
tured cavalryman called at the sta
tion last evening and pleaded earnestly
for his release.
The Pekin Literary Club attended the
fair OF the Shakespeare Literary Club last
evening.
Providence Lodge, No. 3, /. o. G. T.,
at its regular meeting last evening elected
the following officers: Chief templar,
George Hathaway; vice templar, Miss
Ethel Machon; secretary, Rev. John Ma
son; treasurer, James Cook; financial
secretary, Miss Lena Howes; chaplain,
III. A. Wood; superintendent; juvenile
temple, Mrs. Searle; marshal, John q.
Mason; inside guard, Miss Bertha Ma
chon; sentinel w. q. Parker; trustees,
Rev. j. Mason, George Hathaway and w.
A. Wood. Lena Wheaton was readmitted
as lodge deputy.
Texas parties have bought the old
worsted machinery in the Geneva mills
and it is being removed as rapidly as pos
sible. Now machinery has been ordered
by the Wsnskuck Company, which is
in the future to ran the plant, and as
soon az IL arrives, il Is stated, work will
be resumed then. The mill has now been
idle for several months and many prop
erty owners have been anxiously awaiting
the starting OF the concern under its pres
emit owners.
The Hibernian Rifles and the Forester
Guards will visit the Columbus Cadets
this evening.
The testimonial that was presented to
the family OF the late Thomas Flynn,
who died in Wanskuck last week, is one
that t~estiies in a worthy way the charity
OF a kind hearted people of that section
OF the city.
Lighthouse Lodge, Sons OF st. George,
Will hold a masquerade ball in Alfredian
Hall next Friday evening.
Finegan Council, X. of G. met last
and The sp;tfry Iaurao .-o.
worked Oh two mem bers.
A four-year-old child died on Bush
street of black diphtheria yesterday.
The pupils of Miss Rose Rice are ar
ranging for an entertainment which will
be given at an carly date.
Early last evening one OF the rear
wheels OF a light open wagon got caught
in The street railway tracks at the head of
Randall street and was badly smashed
In the efforts Of the driver to extricate IT,.
Work on the Greeley street school Is
nearly completed but it is not probable
the school will be opened until March.
1t is reported hat the Wanskuck Horse
Traders Association will apply to the
Assembly for a charter.
A number OF parties have been asking
during the past few days whether or not
the News Girl was a North End girl or
not. They have now an opportunity of
deciding the matter. Does anyone recog-
nize her?
George A. Littlefeld, Esq, will lecture
in the Asbury Memorial NJ. Il. Church
this evening on Daniel Webster. MIR.
Littlefield is one Of the most eloquent
which he is thoroughly familiar.
A handsome silver cake basket, which
is 20 be presented to the best lady walter
at the social Of the Olympic Club to be held
in Hedley's hall next Friday evening, is on
in the window Of newsdealer
James n. Nolan on Randall square.
The four boys who were arrested for
playing polo on Shawmut street Sunday,
probably believe now 1t would rave been
cheaper to have hired a hall as the out
door sport cost them $50. 40.
The Pekin Literary Club will hold a
concert in its hall next Sunday evening.
Some important repairs are being made
at the Second police station.
Smithonian Lodge, X. OF p. had a very
attended meeting at its castle hall
on Gladstone avenue Monday evening.
1 he degree team from Sterling Lodge
the second degree in the long
form greatly to the ediiication OF the
A collation. followed the meet
ing. A number of distinguished mem
bers of the order were in attendance.
While this numbe OF The NEWS tells
10 pleasantly the growth OF many indus
tries of our city il also shows that
some OF the best of them are located in
his section OF the city.
The Chrysanthemu.n Club will hold n
concert in the vestry OF olney street