The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-17
0LNEYvlLLE.

The Olneyville Temperance Cadets. one
of the popular organizations OF this city.
held its 10th annual banquet and ball last
ance was not as large as on former oc-
casions there was nevertheless the usual
homelike hospitality and for this the ca
dets are noted.
The dancers enjoyed the fun until mid
night when they marched TO a nearby hall
where a hot turkey supper was served.
After, supper iir-,rr1as f5trruvy aT1d t0=
seph McDuff favored the gathering with
songs and musical selections.
The souvenir program was a very ar
tistc affair on one OF the pages ives
an interesting poem by Sander r. Wilson,
one OF the members.
The officers of the association for the
year are as follows: President. Francis l..
McGovern; ~jce president, Hugh h. Row
ley; recording secretary. Harry Chapman;
financial secretary, John Il. Murray; cor
responding secretary, James l.. Goodwin;
treasurer. James IA. O'Rourke. sergeant
alarms, James Il. Mullen: librarian.
Harry Chapman; first assistant. William
Carey; second assistant. William Buck
Patrick III. Hanley: The committee of ar
rangements were John b. Murray, chair
man, Harry Chapman, secretary; James
IL. O Rourke, treasurer: Hugh +. Rowley,
Francis l.. McGoyern. James L. Mullen
James l.. Goodwin; general floor director.
Hugh j.. Rowley; first assistant, James
II. O'ROurke; second assistant. Francis H..
McGovern; aids. James l.. Goodwin, John
4 Murray, James II. Mullen, Harry
no anil A
Rabbit, James +. Hunt, Peter +. Hanley.
Arthur Williams Carpenter and Eliza
beth Barbour. who are among the popu-
lar young folks i'm the annexed district
were married at their newly furnished
home, 233 Webster avenue at o'clock to-
day by the Rev. ID. G.. Rice OF the Church
OF the Messiah.
The wedding was quiet one, there be-
ing present the parents OF the contract
ing parties only. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
left for New York and Philadelphia,
and upon their return east will visit rel
atives in Massachusetts.
They were the recipients OF very many
tokens OF love and esteem. They will be
at home Tuesday, Jan. ] and 18th, 1901.
--.e Foresters formed i'm the following
order i'm the square last evening and
marched down town and Joined the pa
rade: Lymansville Band Conclave No.
30 Knights Sherwood Forest James +.
Mclaughlin commander, 40 men. Court
QlneAxiIle- Law raln-J-
GO men Court Gen. sheridan, Frank Can
ming. marshal. 75 men. Court Thomas "A.
DOYLE, George Grey, marshal, 40 men.
Court Lyman, c. J. Quinn, marshal, 80
men. John +. McAvoy was chief mar
shall.
The Apollo Singing club met last even
ing and distributed tickets for its min
strel show, that is 10 be given I'm Irons
hall, on the evenings of Nov. IL and 15.
The committee decided TO have dancing
at the conclusion OF each performance.
Two applications for membership were
received.
The funeral OF j. q. Adams was held
this afternoon from his late residence.
the Rev MrColin, of the Church OF Mes
siah officiating. Burial was at the I.o-
Gust Grove Cemetery I'm Emwood.
The Hon. a. II. Capron and Frank w.
Tnlinghast are the speakers secured for
the flag raising at Thornton tomorrow
evening.
The Mount Pleasant Improvement club
Will meet this evening.
Charles McCluslSy opened his dancing
school I'm Library hall last evening. the
class being larger than ever before.
The Fowler Wheelmen closed their fair
last evening.