The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
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Odd Fellows hall on Plainfeld street
was well filled with the members OF Bud
OF Hope Lodge. /. o. o. F., NJ. T., and
other friends last evening in honor of the
2S1n anniversary OF the organiza tion.
which Is one OF the Oldest OF this order in
the country. and has enrolled upon its
roster nearly 275 members and has a
fund OF over $4,000. The exercises last
evening were begun with an address OF
welcome by the noble grand Ernest
Denison. and this was followed by a
banquet after which an entertainment
was given, In which the following partici-
pated: Charles Battle. John Lewis Elsie
Armstrong. Master Fred Battle Thomas
Holden John Roberts. Frederick Bowen,
Herbert Baldwin, Samuel Smith and
Lionel Starr.
GILLAHOo CLUB MEETS
The Gillahoo club held its annual meet
ing yesterday and elected the following
corps of officers: President. James Riley;
treasurer, Edward Kane; secretary.
Timothy Sullivan: general manager, Mi
chael Owen; sergeant at arms, John
Coyle; scout. F. C. Thomas.
The construction committee reported
that they had finished their labors at
Nayatt Point and that a building that
was suitable TO serve turkey dinners was
at the disposal OF the clup and II was de-
cided that on Sunday, November II. the
club would take possession Of the same
and decided to christen the building
Robbers Den"
STEAMER BRENNAN ARRESTED.
Henry Brennan was arrested on a war
rant this morning charging HIM with be
ing common drunkard. Brennan, who
is better known as Steamer" should
have been tried on this charge at the
Sixth District court some time ago. for
he was arrested on that charge. but at
the Central station he was allowed TO de-
part and another Brennan was held In
his place b. mistake. and since then
Steamer" has kept shady.
ESCAPED INJURY.
a grocery man. whose name was not
learned. had very narrow escape from
being seriously injured at the junction
OF Hartford avenue and Plainfeld street
this morning. for the front wheels OF his
wagon slowed out OF the car track In such
n manner as to displace the seat Of the
wagon and this caused the man TO fall
forward 10 the pevements.
The horse was stopped before IL got
under headway.
Samuel =. Groves who was one of the
winners In tho recent shake up In this
ward entertained few OF those who put
their shoulders to the wheel and de-
In Veteran Flremans hall last evening.
A word or two was spoken IN reference
TO the election and Of course Mr.. Groves
was In his happiest mood.
COOKE RETURNS
John r. Cooke. a motorman who has
been missing for a few days hrs re-
turned TO his home at Olneyville. He
explained his absence by stating that
he. had been visiting with relatives at
GENERAL MENTION.
Annie leonard of ~ Newark street call
ported the loss of her wedding ring, which
has been missing for more thar month
and now thinks that she must have
thrown II into swil pail.
The police are looking for some boys
who defaced the Interior Of the Taber-
nacle NJ. r.. church yesterday afternoon.
will undoubtedly he made 10 pay the pen
could devise.
Thomas Kenny one of the best known
and most popular young men Of this
place died at tho homo OF his father.
Simon Kenney. 81 Manton avenue, yes
stefan OF some note. His funeral Will he
held Monday morning ~ $50.
on account of the illness OF the Rev.
J VI. Jowdsn. Henry NJ Moore OF Somer-
wife Mass and n prominent member OF
the Young Mems Christian association,
viii preside AT the services OF the lain
field street Baptist church tomorrow
GLADYS Luther, a tot of 3iS years. wan
dorcd away from her home. $50 Union
avenue, yesterday morning. and was
found later In the day on Hartford ave-
nue. by Elmer Briggs. who gave her 10
Patroiman Luby.
The Tnlon avenue polo team would like
TO hear from any n 20 I3-year-old team
in the state. Address William Marshall.
is5 i.aban street The lineup Is as fol-
lows: G. McKenna and William Mar
shall rushers: r.. Milvcn. center; a.
Rushton. n. b., ana -. Eisman. goat
Ham Carr was taken from his boarding
house on the square this morning n the
Rhode island hospital by Dr. Milan. Mr..
Carr Il suffering with an acute attack
of Brights disease.
Mr. and Mrs. william l. Larwell cells
hrated the 18th anniversary of their we'd
ding at their home on Sterling aycnus