The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-11
OLNEYvlLLE.
A Enjoyable Surprise Party to
Danny hagan.
Standard wheelmen Meet-Latest Notes
From the Square.

II was happy crowd of girls and boys tna'
met st ths corner OF Dyer avenue and piain'
field street nj 30 last evening Every race
wore smile for they were on happy ms,
sion. There were forty OF them and wheh All
were accounted for lad who answered. 10 va.
name OF Ernest gave the wori 10 start al"
An they marched 10 the residence OF DIT anu
Mrs. Daniel l.. Hagan. 2li Plainfeid street.
ana then the fun began. The auair was
= surprise party for little Danny ana no'
~ whisper Of il did he hear, until be was sum
moned by his many young friends. ne was
n bappy boy and so were the rest, for Ar. ana
Mrs. Haean got wind" OF the affair early In
the morning. so during the day Ice cream py
The gallon. nuts and candy in huge boxes, de-
licious cakes and in fact everything that couiu
possibly delight child in the way OF eating
was stored away in the cellar until time lor
luncheon arrived. There was but little OF the
good things TO eat left, when the youngsters
got through with it. The party broke up at
o reasonable hour. and the participants bade
"Dsnny' lots of good wishes and luck. Most
of the children were from the Concord street
school, where danny" is scholar.
STANDARD wHEELMEN.
The Standard Wheelmen held very inter
esting session last evening, when three apph-
cants were admitted to membership and
among them was Samuel Peterson, the well
known road racer OF Providence. The com
mittee who had charge Of the whist and pool
tournament announced that the same
had been finished ana that Thomas Mills had
won both prizes, and the same would i award
ed him on Ladies' night" which would be
Friday evening, Feb Is.
The presiden,t John L. Barron, James Kick
son and Dawson Sutcliffe were made COM
mittee to arrange for another whist and pool
tournament. the entries for which must be
made ron or before Saturday evening, Feb. 10,
and the games to begin the following Monday
evening. This same committee was authorized
to arrange for games of any sort with other
clubs IN the state The house committee are
making special arrangements for the coming
"Ladies' night.
EVENING SCHOOL INHIBITION.
The Manton avenue evening school closed
FOL the season last evening, and while tho
number of scholars has not been as large as
in former seasons owing TO the fact that the
mills in the vicinity have been running over
time, the results have been very gratifying TO
the principal, DIR. W. n. Harrington, the
school committee and the pupils. The follow
ing named scholars were presented with di.
plomas from attending IS per cent. of the en-
tire session and excellent department: Fran
CTS Graham. Misael Guertin, George Harrell,
Philip Sullivan, Bartley Kenyon, Roger Gra-
ham, James O'Reilly, Mary Fannunff. Louis
Ref, George Richards, Katie o'Reilly, Katie
eormley Leo Heffernan, .Rossl rhuotte, Mabel
Heffernap, Minnie Wcodlocke, and Lizzie Hef
fernan.
An interesting program was presented by
the pupils.
A pleasant feature of the evening was the
presentation of a costly silk umbrella to Miss
Nary A. Blessing by the pupils of the adj
vanced class. of which she is the teacher.
The Eighth District Court room was packed
TO the doors this morning, asiit was supposed
that Messrs Charles W. Cald r, George W.
Amison, Russell Proctor and other prominent
men of the place would be there as complain
ants and defendants but as Gen. John W.
Brennan council for Messrs. Proctor and 9TH
ers was called TO another court the cases were
passed over for one week
The case of Samuel 7. Fielder, who is
charged with bastardy by Miss Eva Hall, was
called and by consent Of counsel on both sides
the case was postponed until Friday, March
H. The case Of solomon Reynolds for making
On assault upon George Hawksley was put
over until tomorrow afternoon.
Edward Tucker of Johnston was arrested in
the second Police district OF Providence last
evening and turned over to the Johnston DO.
lioe this morning. He was arrsigned on a
charge of non-support and on his plealof not
guilty his case was set down for trial Feb IS.