The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-28
OLNEYylLLE.
Court Sh.rlian Gives a Banquet TO
Fair Assistants.
4 Truant Before the c urt-Noies From
The Squar. AM v-cini.y.

Last fall Court Gen. Sheridan of Forestcrs
held fair, and TO ~ sist them in the move
mont ten OF olneyviles prettiest girls I'M
dortook 20 caro- for the booths snd 90 these
ladies was due much credit Tor adding the
$1,000 10 the courts treasury. Al the last
meeting OF the court, the committee reported
that all returns had been made, and IL was
( then suggested that the young ladies, who
had 80 kindly tcndcred their services and
who did % much, should be rendered ban
quet 80 one was given them last evening In
Stokes hall. IL was $50 o'clock when the ten
ladies and the committee with Chief Ranger
John +. Harlow, and Cartain Frank Canning
as their guests sat down TO the sumptuous
feast. Mr. Harlow bid the young ladies
hearty welcome, and then tire onslaught on
the good things 60 eat began. After the BAN
ouct Mr. Canning made short address, end
on behalf of the committee thanked the
young ladies for their past services. This was
followed by an excellent musical and literary
program which was follows Song, James
Moreland: reading. Miss Mamie Coyen: song,
Miss Lizzie Burns song, John Comboy;
rsauing, Michael McGouven; song Joseph
Dooley; piano solo. John Powers violin solo,
Prof. Jvhn Hughes The pleasant affair was
in charge OF James NJ. Burns, who was chair
man OF the committee and was assisted by The
secretary, Thomas E. Murphy, and other
members OF the committee The pleasant
gathering dispersed Mt II o'clock.
CHARGED WITH TRUANCy.
Charles Frank. who las played "hookcy'
04s& days out OF so, was in the Eighth District
court this morning on the charge OF trusncy,
and as his parents were not aware OF the
fact that their boy was so bad, they wore
given chance 10 make him do better by TAX
ing him home. SO. il Charley will go 10
school all wilt be well bat IL he does not he
will so 20 the Reform. school, Oh the old war
rant.
FOUND IN PAwTUCKET
Clinton Greene, who is slightly demented
and lives at "a Andrew street, wandered
form home yesterday afternoon and ne did
not return in the evening the police were
notified of his absence. This forenoon Cap
tain Leavitt OF the Chsffee street station re-
ceived word from Pawtucket that Mr. Greene,
had been found wandering about the streets
OF that city. and was taken by patrolman TO
the Dolce station. Mr.. Greene was found at
sn early hour this morning, but 10 was some
time before the police could learn from him
his name. The family were notified Of his
whereabouts, and member OF the family
was sent for him.
A MARROW ESCAPE.
Charles, the four. year-old son of vsrness
Bowers Of 6j Capron street had IA narrow as.
capo from being killed on Julian street this
morning by being run over by one of Morris
Vile A. CARR gan's delivery wagons. The
little fellow was running across the street.
and the team Just came around the corner
the horse hitting the boy and the sleigh
passing over him. The little fellow was
picked up and carried TO his home and n
physician called. who founa that no bones
had been broken. No blame could bo at.
tachcd 10 the driver, who very kindly assisted
tn caring for the boy.
GENERAL MENTION.
James M. Burns, an employe in the machine
shop OF the Dclaine Mills had his right hand
caught In lathe yesterday afternoon. iand
laceratcd the little finger of his left hand.
DIR. Farrell was called and took ten stitches
IN the injured member.
William H. Armstrong, well known in
Johnston sails on the Campania TO morrow
for Liverpool, where lac will spend few
weeks
The Rough and Ready Engine Company
held a successful social in their hall ON Plain
field street last evening.
Henry Ives was arrested yesterday noon for
throwing snowballs on Manton avenue and in
the police court this morning was fined for
indulging ~ the sport.
The ladies OF the Blessed Sacrament Church
on Academy avenue gave coffee supper, and
concert and dance last evening, the supper
and concert being given in the Easement OF |
the church, and tho dancing in Odd Fellows !
hasi. 1hc affair was huge success. and the |
proceeds will be used toward making ar
rangcmenis for fair for the hurch.
Tomorrow at 3 and % Major Mcintyre of !
the Pacific coast viii conduct the meeting of |