The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
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The third annual concert and ball OF
Hope council, Knights OF Columbus. held
in Irons hall last evening, was "A huge
success I'm every way. During the early
hours of the evening. there was a rocep-
ton which was one of the pleasantest
events of the evening. This was followed
by an impromptu concert, which lasted
perhaps an hour. Then came dancing, the
program containing % numbers, all OF
which were dedicated to lively tunes.
Among the special guests OF the even
ing were the following well known MEM
bers of the order: Philip OConnell mayor
of Worcester Mass; District Deputy
Grand Knight j. Il. Cavanaugh OF Franz
ingham, Mass; District Deputy Grand
knights ]. J. Heffernan and William
Doran of Woonsocket. State Deputy
James Carnes and District Deputy James
Radigan OF Providence, and others.
The many committees who did their
work faithfully were as follows:
Committee of arrangements, William
Kerwin, chairman; Frank a. Mcguire.
Jr., secretary; owen McMann, treas
urer; +. Richard Mulhearn, DIR. j.. j..
Dwyer Il. Il. Ryan. j. b. Murray. James
Hunt, II. Kelly; general food director,
w tllidfu NtiNlls dHHiHidnAf IT, IAltHdth
Mulhearu; aids, Frank A. Mcguire, Jr.,
Martin Feeney James Kearns. Edward f.
Hunt. Thomas Gibbons, James O'Rourke.
John f. McAvoy William j. O'Neil,
Thomas Cunningham, John Riordan,
Timothy Kelly James Coffey; reception
committee, Timothy u. Ryan, Or, John
j. Dwyer, Emery j. San Souci, DIR. M. h.
Milan, James Hunt, John Il. Murray, DIR.
John n. Farrell. Joseph Hackett, Mat
thew Gormley. owen McMsnn.
A horse attached to a delivery wagon.
owned by the Vermont Butter Co, ran
away from the corner OF Westminster and
Messer streets and continued his Wild run
as far as Thornton The runaway was
caused by the breaking Of the bit, and
the boy who was driving showed much
courage In clinging to the reins, and with
the broken bride managed TO steer clear
of every object except a team owned
by Frank Searles.
Many expected 20 see the boy killed and
more than one person shouted 10 him 10
jump, but he stuck To mis- post, and sue
ceedlng in winding the horse, which was
a spirited one.
IL Is reported that Mr.. Banspach has
gone to the Rhode Island Hospital where
the X-rays are Co be used. and it is be-
lieved that amputation will be ne'cssary,
The members OF the Chaffee street po-
lice station contributed "a massive floral
Offering To their late comrade, &. a. Tan
ner. IL being composed of American roses
pinks and ferns, and was made by l.
Is Sweeney.
George A. Bates Of Manton, who has not
yet reached the age Of So, Is great
grandfather. and his youngest daughter
Fssie. who Is about II. elorics IN the fact
that she Is great-grand aunt Tho
mother of the boy is Mrs. Coombs. whc
is lcss than ~
4 low gcar bearing the roof az a large
house was carried through the square
yesterday. and did quite a little damage
60 awning frames.
The Italian-Irish Benevolent Union
headed by band OF music. made n pa
rade through the square early last even
INK. escnrting an organization to its rooms
on Atwclls avenue.
Michael OConneli of Willow street has
gone to Boston for the summer
Miss Mary MCGOWAN. tho well known
soprano singer. ~ abost 20 enter the con
scr,afory az music in Boston
The bazaar OF nat lions by the young folks
of ST Anthonyis church will be opened
Tuesday evening.