The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-28

this place that has not at one time bern
q member of the organization.
ROBERT DMAGBT ASSOCIATION.
The Robert Emmet Literary association
met in their psrlors on Broadway yester-
day afternoon when Messrs. Luke kavan-
augh. Thomas ". Bride, John r. Harlow,
John l.. Cannon. Bernard McTiernan.
Capt. Edward Folly and John OConneS.
The first three named being the officers
were chosen 90 arrange for the proper
celebration OF Robert Emmets day
which will be held some time In March.
The COMMITTEES will make preliminary
details before tho next meeting and re-
port.
MADE Elm LAUGH.
The Republican councilmen OF this
ward were somewhat amused Saturday
to receive a letter from a man who has
10 long as can he remembered been in
politics and has always posed as Demo-
crat. asking them TO support him for a
prominent position that is soon TO be
given by the Republican delegation at the
city hall Unless matters change the APP
plicant for political aid will not receive a
vote from his ward
The Young Mems Literary and Social
club held Its SD semi annual election at
the rooms on Oineyvflle square yester-
day afternoon. The following officers
were elected: President, William c. Troy:
vice president william r. Ryan: record
financial secretary. Arthur x. csrmody;
corresponding secretary. John J. Nc
i,aughlln; treasurer John T. Cooney;
30 board Of directors. Edward Hague. VII
Thomas f. McKenna. John T. Cooney;
question COMMITTEES. John r. Cooney.
Thomas y. McKenns- William McLough-
auditing committee. Francis Msher
Francis J. McCiovern. John o. Feeney:
librarian, John Quinn; assistants, Mich
aei hanlon and John carmody; sergeant
Next Sunday afternoon these officers
will be publicly installed by the follow
Ing committee. consisting OF James Cof-
The organization IL one of the Oldest
and most popular of it's kind in Olney-
vile. II has a large membership and IL
The VS eab %i sola re S"naif%9 dane.
and reception in the latter part of Jan
usry.
GENERAL MENTION.
The executive committee from the
the office OF Or. o'Keefe on Broadway
wednesday evening, and make final ar
rangements for the concert TO be held I'm
the Imperial theatre Sunday evening for
the benefit OF the Infant asylum on Re-
gent avenue.
At $40 this morning Patrolman Perkins
or the Chaffee street station discovered
Scsnlon, a6O Valley street Mr.. Perkins
aroused the household. and they found
that the bathroom had been flooded BY
the bursting OF a water pipe.
Rose Mulvaney reported 10 the police
this morning that while walking from her
home on Howard street 10 that OF
friend on Huntington avenue yesterday
AFTERNOON she lost her purse contain
Ing SS25.
Frank Lincoln 10 years old. has been
missing from his home. IL Fairview ave-
nue.. since Monday, Dec. 81. and his pa
rents have requested the police TO locate
him.
John Smithers. private secretary to
Congressman u. l.. u. Granger is spend
ing the holidays with his parents on
Audrey street.
DR.. Windsor found a large box filled
with cotton cloth, which the owner can
have by calling at HIS office in the
Thompson block.
Court Thomas A. Doyle. Foresters of
America, will meet IN Springers hall this
evening and elect officers for 1905
Mr.. Kelly. one OF the veteran con-
ductors on the Brook and Governor street
line. is reported as convalsscent from
severe attack OF pneumonia.
Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen OF
America Will meet in Stokes hall, this
evening.
Harry Da~ OF Maine. Is spending a
two weeks vacation with his parents on
Alverson avenue.