The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-09
0LNEYVILLe.


VILE Branch, Catholic Knights OF Ameri-
ca, was instituted with is members and
they have enjoyed steady growth so
far and today their membership is IL.
among them being the leading business
men OF this section OF the city. and i'm ac-
cordanoe with their happy custom. held
their annual ball i'm the armory of the
olneyyille Temperance Cadets last even
ing, which was a very gratifying success,
the large room being filled with merry
dancers.
The grand march was led by Peter +.
McGinn and wife. and they introduced
one or two new evolutions that were very
was served after which some OF the older
members and their families retired leav-
ing the younger element TO enjoy them
selves until lcng after the Johnston milk
men came into the square. The COM
mittees were made up as follows:
Committee OF arrangements-C. !. Nc
Kenra. chairman. r. J. MarlSey. secre-
tary; IA. r. Croghan, treasurer; John o.
Connor.
Floor director-J. j. Monaghan.
Assistant floor director--E. l.. Shallow.
Aids-E. H. Gillian, Peter +. McGinn.
William j. OConnor. John =. Donneily.
Reception committees. A. Larney. Sr..
j. H. Drury. =. j. Markey. r. +. Cannon.
James r. Farrell. Walter w. Tanning, H..
h Croghan.
Music for the pleasant occasion was
furnished by Hughes Enterprise Orches-
ira.
The Emmet Rifles. Company y. Third
Regiment Irish Volunteers, held their
third annual military and civic ball in
Irons Hall last evening and II was a
huge success.
At intcrmisslon the company. under
| the command OF Capt. Thomas Hackett.
gave an exhibition drill which was a feat
ure OF the evening. the company winning
the hearty applause OF the large audi
| euce. The grand march was led by Pri-
vate Michael Healy and Miss annie Nc
| Gcttrick. who performed their duty in a
| very satisfactory manner. Among the
visitors were Col. John ~ Flynn Major
: NJ j. Cox. All. Thomas Cash and Lieut..
| Eugene J. sullivan The various commit
| tees were made up as follows:
| Committee Of arrangemcnts-Lieut. Ed
| ward Foley chairman: Lieut.. VIM. Gar
rahan. secretary: Private Andrew Nc
| Namara. treasurer; Sergt Terrence o.
| Brien. Private Michael Healey. Private
4 Luke Garrahan. Private James Muilaney
4 -
| ray Private Robert Bailey. Private Pa
| trick Harlow.
General floor director-Private Michael
Healey.
Assistants-Privste L. Garrahan. Pri
| vate James Murray.
Aids-Sergeant John Carnnody. Priva t,
| James Malley. Private Patrick Kelly
! Private Robert Bailey.
Reception committee-Captain Thoma,
| Hackett Lieut. Edward Foley, Lieut.
| William Garrahan.
The Standard wheelmen held a selec
masquerade ball i'm their rooms on Dik'
street last evening which was success
1t was IN charge OF the following wei
known young men:
General committee-iienry Hopkins
| chairman; Harry Ashworth. secretary
Oscar Fredericks. treasurer; John Field
| ing, James Carey. Jabez Eaton, Johi
Robshaw. Herbert Richards, Robert Tay
lor v. w Ashworth
Floor director--Oscar Fredericks.
Assistant floor director-John Robshaw
Aids--Jabez Eaton, Harry Ashworth
Herbert Richards.
Reception committee--Henry Hopkins
pirry Ashworth John Robshaw.
Mrs. william a. Tanner OF 170 LaurC
UiIl avenue. came near landing u thie
Yesterday afternoon. A fellow called 4
her house I'm the role ~ pedder an
sold Mrs. Tanner a peck or apples for
cents The peddler asked Mrs. Tanner I
, pay him. and he would send the ar
Piles in ny his boy \ few moments late
Mrs. Tanner looked out the window. an
lust caught = glimpse OF tn efeilow ~
ing around the corner Of Laurel Hiil av,
nue. and Plainfeld street She gave chss
but the fellow ran down rlsinneld sire.
into the square. and was soon lost
Mrs. Tanner and her 20 cents went wit
, | him.
Tho funeral OF Thomas Clayton VIII !
held ~ his late home on Pomona av,
. nuc. tomorrow at o'clock The dcceass
was a member 81 the American order ,
. Forester~ of Southbridge. Mass, b,
I | ConFt- Thomas A. Doyle. Olneyville. sr
Gen Sheridan will attend the funeral
4 | n body.
. The funeral OF Miss Elizabeth Bailv WI
4 held az her late home. 9a2 Manton svenu
d at 2. 80 o'clock this afternoon. the Rev. NJ
Kerrage OF ST. Peters church ofncistin
The 1nterment was at Pocasset csmeter
. Mary Albery wife of samuel 4. Alber
: died at the Rhode Island Hospital ye
:, terdsy and will be buried from q
: Church OF Nativity al Thornton tomo
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