The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-20
AT THE NORTH END.
Acme Glee Clubs Minstsel Show En-
gineer Walker Injured.

Tho Acme Gioe club is an organization
which has lots of friends in this part or
the city. This was proven 10 every one
satisfaction last evening by the big at
tendance at the first minstrel show ana
social held in What Cheer hall More
over, the club has some good vocalist
keen ;okers and clever managers. "
know how TO arrange programs 50 as to
give thorough satisfaction TO their friends
The audience last evening was ever ap-
preciative, the efforts OF the tampos ana
bones coming in for great applause In the
first part of the program, and from start
TO finish everyone seemed TO be happy.
II would be hard 10 select for special ap-
probation any numbers in proprim
every number Of which was so well re-
ceived, but Mr.. Mealey's solo, Miss Mon
ahan' q songs ana Mrs. Cusiok's two Well
sung and choice selections appeared TO
win the warmest approval
Then. too. the pieces sung by the Acme
quartet consisting OF George Is. Con,
viii lam Ryan, N. II. Cassidy and j. u.
Nagle, were well selected and sung in an
artistic manner.
The program was as follows:
First part % gerture, A Pleasant Time,
Boyer: bones q. T.. Cram, q. r.. Davol {;
tambos, j. j. Callep, j. K. Currey; IN
terlocutor, George b. Goff; male chorus,
Speed Bonny Bark, Geibel. Acme Glee
Mitchell, william Ryan; Gospel Tug,
Lyons. u. Davol
Meath tho Maple Hawes. Master f.
Cassidy; She Never Did the Same Thing
Twice, McGleen. j. Currey; Ellen Aroon,
Moore, Il. Costello: III see You Later,
Cassidy, p. CallcD: Darkest Hour Just
Before the Dawn, Graham, u. Mealcy;
Comic. selected, George Cram; Let Me
Hear Thy Voice Again, Wilson, ii. Cas-
sidy; grand finale.
second part.-Comic reading, John Mo
Hugh; song, selected. Miss Mae Monahan; {;
negro sayings, George Cram; Bird from
Ger the Sea. White, Mrs Thomas
Cusick; quartet selections, Acme Quartet.
The voices i'm the chorus vera, first
teuor, III. II, Cassidy, 4. Il. Costello, w.
Il. Ryan, J. II. Currey; second tenor, J..
Il. Dunn, j. Cannon, IL. h. Grey, Il. j.
fogartY. II. A. King: first -basso.- i D.
NoAugh, j. IA. Nagle, j. 4. McGovern,
i. IT, Fitzpatrick. G. +. Mealey, w. X.
Nynne, NJ. j. Coleman; second basso. j.
j. Callen, N. T.. Goff, Il. Il. Goff, q. Il.
Davol, j. G. McNiff.
A few hours dancing to the music of
Walton's orchestra closed the festival.
ENGINEER WALKER INJURED.
Samuel Walker met with very pain.
ful but fortunately not serious injury at
&. p. Darling's box shop, where he is
cjnIlbfSu, NtStofUay hlttlhOOns AxAts
Walker Is employed as engineer. and late
10 the afternoon found IL necessary TO
saw goou sized piece OF timber. SoTe
thing happened, and a portion at the stick
few from the saw and struck him on the
left forearm, causing severe flesh
wound. DIR. j. II. Akers was called upon
to dress tho wound. which will take some
{ me TO heal. The injured man is men,
Der of Garfield Lodge, h. OF y.
The second annual ball OF the Fletcher
Football club was held in Dimond bail
last night and was attended by about 200
couples The mem bers of the club proved
they could be rs graceful in the ball room
as they are dashing and skilful on the
gridiron, Every one in attendance had a
good tine and the party was remarkable
sor the sociapility and ease that comes
where all are we'll acquainted with one
another. The different committee did
their work we'll. the floor being particu-
larly well maneg ged
The Vepdome Ladies' Orchestra fur
nisl ed good music and there were several
new dances on the program. There was
n nrize waltz at intermission and the
dance favors were decidedly pretty.
The grand march was led hy Floor
Director Edward Mccartney and Miss
Met artney. The assistant floor director
was Martin Tansy anu the aids. Charles
Finneran. Frank Clover John Driscoll
Matter Connell William Glover, Patrick
Jehan, Nicholas Doyle.
Tbs committees were: Committee Of
arrangements, Edward Mccartney, chair
man Thomas Finneran. Edward Bardsley,
John Robinson, Martin Tansy. Peter
BOYLE, Young Lord, John Driscoll; re-.
6eption committee. Thomas Finnsran,
Edward Bardsley, Edward Mccartney.
Peter Bovle; refreshment committee,
Edward Bardsley, John Robinson, John
Drisco II.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was good-sized blaze in an ash
box in yard in the rear of the Second
police station about o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The fire caused "A good deal
of excitement in Webster court but a
bucket brigade was organized and the
flames extinguished before they reached
the house.
young lad who stole some copper was
arrested by Officer Irwin last night
The members Of the Ruggles STREE,
Prim tive Methodist Church Will mold q
Thanksgiving week festival next Iues
day. Wednesday and Thursday.