The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-07
OLNEYvILLE.


The Oineyvills Temperance Cadets held
vsll attended meeting last evening when the
ol1cers for the term were elected and are as
follows. President, Joseph RabbSt; vice
r,residsnt. James y Hunt: recording secre-
tnry. Joseph T McDuff: financial socretary,
John b Murray: corresponding secretary.
Charles A ODonnelly: treasurer, James a
O,Rourhe: serceant ut arms. Jnru6s II Rush |;
librarian, Charles A Sonnelly: hrst assist
ant librarian. Cornelius Hamili, second as
sistant. Henry Burke; captain. Hugh Row
lev. drst lieutenant, James II O'Rourke: sec
ond lieutenant, Jeremiah Tugg; leader OF
hand. lanes n McDun These officers Will
be installed Wednesday evening, July Is
The report Of the various officers showed
that the society was in an excellent inumer-
ical and financial condition.
Miss Nettie Mccarthy. very popular
young lady. was serensdsd at her home on
Perry street last evening by her many young
friends. Thomas Farrell with tho assistance
of Charles Norris, the well known musician.
were responsible for the exceeHiingly pleas
ant affair. A light luncheon was served the
serenaders.
Postmaster Walter d Harris says that II the
call for blanks for the popular war loan was
a large throughout the United States as 1t
has been at this offce the amount must have
been subscribed many times over.
Fr.nk Hackett. well known in this vicinity,
was taken to the Chanee streeu station this
morning by relative who, at the request OF
the rvmsinder Of the relatives, came to tho
conclusion that Frank was insane Capt Leav-
itt is looking into the matter.
large gang are at WORK on Hartford ave-
nue. relaying the cobble pavement, much to
the Joy Of every man who owns team or a
bicycle
The Julian street playground W as open TO
the public today.
At the meeting of tho town council yester-
day. the commission OF Charles f. Read. a
special CON stable was revoked, il having been
proven by Chief OF Police Adams that he used
indecent language to Annie Hampton, a
very respectable young lady OF Riverside.
The following grand jurors were drawn .
Reuben Benson, Gillette e Franklin, Ho-
n ito B. Brownell: John l.. Healy. Jr, John
b. Payne and william Hosmer There were
ylso ~ petit jurors dawn
Yesterday morning Jane Potter of 32 God
lard street called upon Chief Of Police Ad-
ANS. and requested him to locate her daugh-
tor, Ethel, who she supposed was spending
tIvuo III ooHco fotf - ~ o'oohe os ~
Ethel during the day learned that tho police
were after her so she disappeared. At the
present TIM. she 10 on probation from the
Reform school. shs having been sent there
some time ago ut the request Of her parents.
Ethel says thst her parents only care for her,
for ths amount Of cash she can contribute
towards the support of the family.
At the session of the Seventh district court
this morning O y Dodge was fined So and
costs for rsveling. and William Pender 81 and
costs for being drunk.
The Sunday school Of 6t Marys Episcopal
CInh will have their annual outing at Point
Pleasant. July IL
The Methodist Sunday school went to Digh-
tcn Rock today on the steamer Pawnee.
Thomas Bowen and family Of New Haven,
Conn, II visiting his father, Andrew Bowen,
q MS home on Fort stseet.
Frank II Tillinghast Esq, has rendered the
lower part Of the old Brown mill to the town
Of Johnston. free Of charge. to be used as Q
police station.
A telephone has been placed in the town
clerks ONCE.
The Sunday school connected with the
church Of Messiah went to Camp White. where
they will spend the dsy
The British Hosiery Co which has been
elouod for = sweek will onen tomorrow noon