The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-12
OLNEYVILLE
HAPPENINGS.
Cases Before the District Court
This Morning.
Lodge Anniversary TO Be Obs rived.
Gossip From the Squars.

AT the session of the Eighth district
court this morning Daniel DAILY was fined
$50 and costs for making an assault on
! Annie DAILY. The cases of Arthur Sweet,
William Moore William Greene and
| Stephen Greene were discontinued on
payment of costs. The case Of George
Sylvester who was charged with keeping
"A nuisance, was also discontinued. An
tcnio Farrati who was arrested few
days ago for stealing a number of arti-
Giles from residents in the vicinity OF the
Cranston Print works and for making an
assault upon one OF his fellow country
men asked 10 have his case continued
until Wednesday and his request was
granted.
LODGE ANNIVERSARY.
Bud Of Hope Lodge, ]. o. .. f.. NJ.
U., will celebrate their 10th anniversary
tomorrow evening in their hall on Olney-
willie square. Supper will be served from
. to followed by an entertainment. On
Sunday morning they will attend divine
service in a body at the Academy avenue
Congregational church.
GENERAL MENTION.
A horse owned by John Martin broke
away from its fastenings last evening.
ran through the square and created con-
siderable excitement. 1t was captured by
citizen near Springer square.
Edward McDcrmott, who was so badly
injured Saturday evening by being thrown
from his whce', is getting along nicely,
and will be out in few days.
There was a pool of dirty water at the
foot OF Plainfeld street sufficient To float
n boat this morning. and the merchants
on the south side of the street are not
over and above pleased, for this heppcns
every time that it rains and the town
authorities do not seem To take any steps
TO abate the nuisance.
Thomas J. Brennan has returned from
New York, where he spent his vacation.
Conclave No. 10. Forestcrs of America,
will hold ball in Mystic Chain hail
Thanksgiving eve.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
Club were the guests OF the Pocasset En-
gine Company of Crnnston last evening.
Councilman J. Il. Harlow is confined to
his house by illness.
For some tlms the teachers OF the night
school in this place have been annoyed by
a gang of Soung hoodlums Dut as they
have made the fact known TO the police
il will probably come to an end.
Active preparations are being made by
the Messer Athletic Club for their annual
game of Rugby On THANKSGIVING day.
The team has been orsiderably strength
ened by McKenna, halfback. and Terry,
end. The club Is considering the advisa-
bility of playing with the Crescents on
that day.
Thomas Kelly. William Conroy, Will
liam Donahue and William Kelly are suf-
fering with M attack of the kiondfkc
icver and it is thought that they will be
sent TO that part OF the country before u
cure is effected.
Robert Emmett Literary Association.
20 men, under Capt. John l.. Cannon. and
the Emmett Rifles. 30 men, under Capt.
James Troy and Lieut.. Patrick Dempsey,
attended the fair of Couru General Sheri-
dan last night. Ihcre was prize waltz.
which was participated in by Miss Hill,
Miss cunningham, Miss Hart Miss Fal-
lon, Miss Beard, Miss MARCEL Rogers
and Miss Maria Rogers. The prize was
awarded to Miss Fallon. Tho judges
were William Conroy and John Kijrnan.
The Golden Circle Social Club will hold
a ball in Guild hall this evening.