The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-22
0LNEYvILLE.


The fourteenth anniversary military
and civic dress ball and banquet of the
Olneyville Temperance Cadets was cell
ebrated in it's armory on Stokes street
last night.
The popularity OF this, the pioneer
young mems society of the place. was
sienally shown last night, by the large
attendance and everyone OF the MEM
bers exerted himself to the utmost to
make the occasion one OF unalloyed
pleasure for those fortunate enough TO
be present
The festivities were begun about 3
o'clock, when the grand march was
formed.It was led by the popular young
captain of the organization Hugh f.
Rowley accompanied by Miss Lizzie
Kennedy. followed by Lieut.. j. III.
O'Rourke and lady. There were about
sixty-five couples i'm the march and in
IL were noted many beautiful costumes.
Many of the male guests were in full
dress.
When the march was completed
Armstrong; orchestra furnished music
for twelve dances. which were enjoyed
10 their fullest extent. The party was
then formed into line and proceeded 10
Stokes hall on Westminster street,
son had prepared feast of good things
Without ceremony the tables were fill-
ed and every guest did ample justice to
the tempting reDast. The banquet came
TO successful termination after toasts
and felicitous RESPONSES by several Of
ficers OF the organization.
The dancing in the armory was then
resumed and when II was concluded
the party broke up. the general verdict
4. T.t- L.
cee1inglv enjoyable one. Following is
the efficient committee who looked af-
ter the details OF the affair:
General floor director. Capt. Hugh r.
Powlev: first assistant. 1t. ]. ".
O'Rourke: second assistant. Tt. j. ".
Trirgs; ATS. Seret. John Duff. 1t. J.J.
Fsr'y. Pres. Joseph y. Rabbit. Sergt.
A. o. Lavery. Hon. Francis McGovern;
-ecention cor~r1ttee. Prer Joseph p
pabbitt Vice Pres. James r. Hunt Sec
.rese~h IT. Mc0uff: coror'ittee OF ar
Francis McGovern chair
r,ar Charles Lynch. secretary. James
". Opop~tn. treasurer rosenh P.Rab-
ritt Hugh F. Powly. Arthur Q. Laverv.
George Lee. John g. Duff John F.
Kelly, James y Fanlv. Cha rles A. DON
nelly. John F. Scallon. jeremiah H.
rriggs, John II. Murray. James II.
Rush.
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sr5. with which 10 my for the use of
Olnevville population who enjoy
Irons ben last night. that part of
cake walk and similar entertainment
were deprived of n chance To witrass
such performance last evening. The
which a poster IN the win
dow ~ local bar room anrounced.
would hold the entertair-,ant was dos
,gnated as Latham e. Tsvio-'s sunny
49,
INV" and the poster indicated that the
afTair was ~ ha an exhibition several
degrees better than the best thing ever
given in town
The arereootion which was n travel |
Ing one anoaa~e1 w town ear,v IN the |
evening with satcNo's and axpecta.io~s |
II gced house. The ian'tor who 's
Joseph Heaton. however to'd tho nav
ger tho' u was reoriraa tNat thew nut
he "sfuT" for the ~a~t of tho h~'i ha-
'ore the doors couid 10 ooerad rha-a-
'pon the manager said he euesses tho
show would have To he postnn,ad and
he troupe after axnres~in~ indiona ton
= the action OF the janitor. left for
Providence.
Two Italians. whose names were not
learned. wore riding in an evpress
va ~on on Atweli's avenue rea~ Ue~ris
'rerue last evenine. pbout 10 o'cIoo,S
Wv" tH~N were Struck nv ar A'WelfS
avenue electric car. One of the oo-
'ppanfs Of the wagon wac thrown ont
,to tho street and slightly injured.
while the WAGON was badly w~~cked
rfe other Italian was not injured
- an carly hour THE moving one
y the w"te- r,ai~s IN Ol,avv,Iie sonaro
burst and aooded the st-oo. fo- y .ir,,o
" Until tho sunplv could no shut o~
rho break is being ranaired TO-DAY p-d
= ~ meantime y in~pe nrea of the
district Is without water service.