The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
AT THE NORTH END.
Excitement at Ho'tjn's Grove Tower.
owl Clubs Banquet.

The tower station at Horizons Grove
was again the scene of considerable ex-
element last night though no one about
he tower was hurt this time. About ~
o'clock yard man was surprised to SEQ
coming down the tracks from the north
\ very wild and excited horse. which was
attached TO buggy. 1t was IA strange
place for horse TO be, and the horse sp-
parently understood that, for the animal
dashed across track after track, but its
flight and its danger came to an end at
the tower for rein that was dangling
along the ground caught in frog ana
the animal held up suddenly. The yard
master was at the spot when the horse
came to staudstiIl and quieted the
animal, which showed evidence of great
terror. Then the yardmaster telcphoned
10 the Second station and Officer Black
man was sent up to drive the animal To
the station, Afterward IL was put up at
livery stable and about midnight was
called for by an employe Of the combina-
ton stable of Pine street in this city.
OWL CLUBS BANQUET.
The annual meeting. election of officers
and banquet Of the Owl Social Club OF
Smiths Hill took place in the club house
Thursday evening. The occasion was
happy one for the young men who be-
longed to the associat OIL and who are not
amateurs when it comes to arranging for
O merry evening.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows President James /. Mulyey; vice
president, William y. Tanning; treasurer,
Almon Gushee; secretary, Thomas Mo
Nin: house committee, William y. Fan
ming. Robert Mellen and j. Il. j. Nc
-arthy. After the election and the triis.
action OF routine business came the ban;
ouet. The menu which was as follows
was a triumph uf culinary art and ele-
zantly served: Oysters on the half shell.
chicken soup, raiishes, hot turkey, owl
a la Paris, mashed potatoes and turnips,
Celery rolls, cranberry sauce, pickles,
cream, ices. cakes. coffee and cigars.
When the last IItc!e was reachtd
the post prandial exercises began and for
the next couple OF hours interesting re.
marks were made by members of the club
and some very good music was giYen-
unuer the direction of Musical Director
A. Is. Shields Banjo and mando-
lin solos were rendered by A.
b. Shields, William n. Tanning.
Thomas McNiff, j. MoNamec and vocal
solos by William n. Tanning, Thomas
McNiff, p. Il. Mcguire, J. +. i. Nc
Cartny, X. Miller and j. !. Mulvev.
Besides the speeches and music some
bright new stories wers told and when
the time OF adjournment came all agreed
that the club had had just one Of the
brightest evenings in 1t jolly history.
NORTH END NOTES.
A horse attached to buggy had good
sized run yesterday. Ii left Elmhurst and
ran down Smith street to Orms street,
whers collision with team owned bv
Michael Mooney took place. MIR. MooneJ's
team was badly damaged. The horse ard
buggy, which were the property of Dr.
keefe, continued down Orms street as far
as Holden street, where another team was
struck and the horse stopped by citizen.
The police of the Second station made
but one arrest last night
At the Irving's fair tomorrow night a
couple of prizes will be given to con
festunfs