The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22
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Hope council 3as. Knights of Columbus
which Is the banner council or the state
and this through the liberal manner In
which they conduct their business, held
banquet. entertainment and ball In LII
brary hail last evening. which was at
tended by about $50 persons. The affair
was OF complimentary nature TO the
wives of the members. and the gathering
was exceedingly home like.
This council has for years rendered
Complimentary banquet to It's members,
but this year the ladies were invited 10
the festivities. and those who are respon-
sible for the innovation are highly
pleased with the results. During the early
part of the evening an entertainment was
given. In which the following took part;
Martin speelman, Miss Julia f. Kesrns.
Mise Mae Monahan Daniel Linn and the
Misses Clara Kerw1n and Marjorie Camp
bell. the latter being little tots. In char
acter songs and dances. Each number
was heartily encored. and II would be
difficult to tell which was the most pleas
ing.
This was followed by a hot turkey sup
per with all the '1xins' and then came
the dances which kept those who cared
TO dance until we'll into the morning. DR..
T.. A. Charon was master OF ceremonies,
lows: Committee OF arrangements, James
Hunt. chairman; Thomas j. Cunningham,
secretary: owen McMann, James kearns
Paul kerwin John 3 MURRAY: genera!
assistant Frank J: Mcclure, Jr. aids.
Martin +. Feeney. Thomas Gibbons. John
w. Martin. James ]. Mccabs; reception
committee, T.. j. San Souci i, II Ryan.
John b. Murray, William II. .Mnlcahey.
short address was made by State
Deputy ID. J. McOsker who asked the
ladies present TO use their best endeavors
10 form a ladies' auxiliary 20 the coun-
ell and pointed out how much good work
could be done by them In SO worthy an
object.
EEST OF COAL DEALER
Messrs. Con and Sherlock OF &c Julian
street are honest men, and so are their
wives. but many claim that Il IS no
sin TO got the best OF a coal dealer these
days. Monday the above mentioned men
called at the office OF the Providence Coal
coal each, 81 being the price paid
During the day the coal was delivered,
and the families were happy Yesterday
morning In the rain and sleet s-horse
and the driver said that he had on two
tons Of coal. one for a Mr. Con and one
for Mr.. Sherlock. Both of the women
for they had received their order day
or two before. nut tho driver did all that
he coud 10 get rid ~ the coal. but the
could anyone be found in tho vicinity or
through the square who cared 90 pay Sll
for 80 srnsll-Eized chestnut coal
BOYS STOLE CARRIAGE
James Morgan, who has a mania for
stealing teams. and Joseph Jacobs OF
woonsocket. both Of whom are on proba.
ton. will undoubtedly be sent 20 the re
form school At $3.50 last evening Dr. NJ
~ Milan missed his carriage from tho
front Of his residence. % Branbrldge ave.
nue. and he at once telephoned 90 Tho
Chsffee street station and two hours later
Patrolman Dooley stopped "a on Plsiniieid
street for Lieutenant Tyler sent out
word that the team had beer stolen
The boys told the Patrolman that =
man had given them the team 20 drive "a
stable. but as -he knew that II had
been stolen. took the outnt a. the Chafes
street station. This r. the fourth team
ehat young Morgan has taken and Jacobs