The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-06
OLNEYvILLE.
Regent Literary and Social Club Installed OffIcsrs
Notes From the Square and Vicinity.

Last evening the Regent Literary
and Social Club, one OF the most popu-
lar OF the local social organizations. in
stalled officers with ceremonies that
were highly enjoyable 10 the large
number of members and invited friends
that were present. William +. German
acted in the capacity of installing Of
ficer and the following are the officers
upon whom he laVished his attention:
John +. Mccarthy, president; Thomas
II. McGrath. vice president; Peter r.
Reilly. financial secretary; Thomas r..
Lenahan, recording secretary; Bartho-
lomew A. Reilly. treasurer. All the OF
fcers made responses of an appropriate
nature An entertainment program, IN
cluding piano solos by Miss Lizzie
Drumgoole and Miss Mary Kenyon; vo-
cal solos by Easton Bebo, James Fal-
Ion, Michael Logan and William Creigh-
ton; songs by the Regent Glee club
and club swinging by John Curran of
Woonsocket was followed by COLA
,ion.
The basket party OF the Standard
Wbeelmen that was held last evening
III the club rooms or Stokes street was
the usual success OF affairs nCld under
the same auspices. The sale of baskets
resulted very satisfactorily with jolly
Charley Charnley. as auctioneer. The
Continental orchestra furnished the
rausic. and the other details were look
ed after by the following committee.
Chairman, John Baron; secretary, Sam
uel Dolby: treasurer, Walter Wyman;
general floor director. John White;
aids. Louis Perrin. Robert Taylor, James
Rixson, Charles Rixson, George Bas-
sett, Dawson Sutcliffe. Walter Johnston,
Samuel Dolby and Walter Wyman.
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An installation OF officers by IVanhoe
lodge. X. of p. occurred last evening at
odd Fellows building on Plainfield
street. The officers installed were as
follows: Chancellor commander, Leslie
NJ. Goodwin: vice chancellor. NJ. B. Nc
MILAN: prelate. Emil Il. Meyers; mas
ter of exchequer. John T.. Bowen; mas
ter OF finance. Charles III. Edwards;
keeper of records and seals, Charles j.
Pearman: master OF arms, Thomas
Mills inside guardian, J. ]. Wickes;
outside guardian, a. B. II. Dunton;
trustees, A. w. Smith, w. Il. Alverson
and Thomas Walsh.
District Deputy simmons acted as in
stalling officer and when the business
matters had been attended to season
OF sociability followed with a collation..
Last night George Grant, a resident
of Andrews avenue near Manton re-
ported to the Sixth station police that
hen thieves had visited his coop earlier
in the evening and stolen eight hens.
He had no clue as 10 their identity
Private Edward Morriarty OF the 18th
United States Infantry is at his home
here in Abbott Court. suffering from
severe attack of the grip and is being
attended by DIR. Watt.
Car traffic on Plainfield street was re-
sumed today at just 10:i0 o'clock a. m.
when the first car passed over the rails
which had been relaid and the pave
ments reset after being torn up by the
sewer operations for over two months
past. This is great relief TO the street
car patrons Of the annexed district. who
had become heartily weary of the break
in the road which necessitated a change
OF cars.