The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-05
Young Mems Literary and Social Club
Open Session.
Light fireman Had Wheel Stolen From
Under Hinl-Regent Club Other Notes
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The Young Mems Literary and Social
club opened its fall and winter season
yesterday afternoon. when five applica-
tions for membership were received. The
following officers were elected: President
Thomas McKenna; vice president George
Grey; corresponding secretary. William
b. Feeney; recording secretary, William
Ryan; treasurer. j. L. Cooney; fnancia.
secretary. Frank Maher; sergeant-at-
arms. william j. Mclaughlin; board oi
trustees. Robert f. Shepard. James IA
Rush Peter c. Cannon, William +. Troy
Edward Maher; question committee,
Charles E. Mulhearn. John Gin. j.; 4
Cooney, James Hanley. Thomas r Fin
nan; librarian. John Hanlon; assistant IL
brarians. John o. Feeney and John Nc
n was also decided TO hold social
and Messrs John O. Feeney. John j. Nc
Cormick and William 3. Feeney were were
made a committee 10 arrange for ~. The
session was the most exciting one in the
history OF the club. for nearly every OF
i've had one or more candidates and the
election was fought To the finish.
ST. ANTHoNY's CHURCH.
The fall and winter schedule OF ser
vices at ST. Anthonys church was be-
gun yesterday. the services being at and
10 O'Clock. The parishioners were some
what sorry 10 learn that Father Gibbons.
Father Brown, had been removed from
the parish TO East Greenwich.
Father Gibbons was extremely popular
with all, and he himself did not care to
leave the parish. for he enjoyed the work
here. and did much service for the parish.
Father Brown announced that the 81
Anthony and Holy Name societies con-
nected with the church would attend the
fair OF ST. Mary's church on Wednesday
evening.
James Fagan. an electric light trim
r1er, saw a fellow steal his bicycle yes
terday morning. Mr. Fagan was at the
top. OF tall pole In Davis Park, and
had OF course left his wheel at the foot
OF the pole, not for a moment thinking
that anyone would take possession OF IT,
While he was at work on his lamp a
stout looking fellow came along, hopped
onto the wheel and rode away, and all
q carbon at him and shout. and before
he could get TO the ground the man and
wheel were out OF sight. Mr. Pagan at
once notified the police.
THE REGENT CLUB.
The Regent Literary and Social club
opened its fall and winter season In their
parlors on Valley street, yesterday af-
tefnoon. The fair committee got into
shape. and laid out considerable work
for the sub committees.
At the meeting next Sunday, FIR. Burke
of New York, who is well known I'm the
missionary work will be present and
make an address. FIR. Burke will be
the Blessed Sacrament in the morning
DEWEY BOYS CHAMPIONS.
The Dewey Boys of the Amateur
league, are now the champions OF anna
teur ball players OF the state.
They are the champions OF the .Provi-
dence Amateur league and the Simpsons
OF the North End, beat every team in
the state outside OF this league.
The two teams came together at Palace
Gardens yesterday 20 settle the question
OF the championship OF the state and the
Dewey Boys won by a score of to g.
GENERAL MENTION.
The concert given by the fair commit
tee of Sc. Maryis church in the Imperial
theatre last evening. was a huge success
from every stand point.
This evening the Falka Singing club.
the Irish National guards and ST Pat
rscks branch OF the I. C. b. u. OF Central
Falls, will be the guests OF the commit
tee.
The police put an end TO a Polish dance
on Judith street. yesterday. IL Is the
custom OF these people. that when one
Of their number gets married. to cele-
dance Sundays. unless policeman is
located near the house. This was done
Division No %. OF the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, met In the Robert Emmett
hall yesterday. A number Of applications
for membership were received. II was
voted TO attend ST. Mary's fair wednes-
day evening.
An Italian driving a produce wagon.
oollided with carriage owned and in
charge OF Patrolman Bates OF the
chance street station Saturday evening.
one OF the wheels OF Mr. Bates wagon
was smashed.
everybody was good In the district dur
ing tne past "A hours. or AZ least. usff-
olenuy 80 as TO avoid arrest for there was