The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-03
Neutaconkaaut Hill Night Observed at
Sunset Club.
Brewery Collector Had Long Chase for
Runaway Stsed General Mention.
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The Sunset club held rousing meeting
in IT'S rooms in Odd Fellows hall on
Plainfield street. last evening. and Neu-
taconkanut Hi was the subject.
The FIRST thing on the program was an
elaborate banquet that was baked and
served by the Banspach Brothers At
the conclusion OF which Mr.. Walter ID.
Harris. the secretary of the club read
very interesting paper on the history OF
the HILL Among those present were
Prof. Augustus Jones OF the Friends
School. william j. Banspach. represent
ing tho Olneyvile Business Mems assoct-
alton. the city committee on parks and
others who had In any other way been
connected I'm securing the HIP as
public park.
Letters Of regret were read from
Messrs. Goddard and Feckham. park
commissioners who were out OF the city
Interesting addresses pertaining to the
subject were made by several OF the spe-
cial guests of the evening The com
mittee In charge of the very pleasant az
fair were w. 8. Steere. president OF the
association. George f. A. Beane, W. ID.
Harris. John T. Kenyon and John f.
Bowen. who comprise the executive COM
A LONG WALK.
At II o'clock last night Patrolman
Sharpe found horse attached to a COW
cred Concord buggy on the square and
put II UP at McDermott's stable. Some
time later young man came into fhe
square carrying a horse bride, and as
the horse found by Mr.. Sharpe was mi
mus that part OF the harness. there was
no doubt In the mind of the patrolman
but what the man with the bride was
the owner OF the horse. The young man
said he was collector for the Eagle
Brewing Company and that the horse
had broken away from a hitching post at
Arctic Centre.
The condition OF the horse was such
that showed that II had covered the dis
tance at a fair rate OF speed, but had
sustained no great damage
WILL SLEEP UNDER COVER NOW.
According to the statement OF relatives
and of the police Thomas Monaghan, IS
years old, seldom enjoys nights sleep
in n bed, but prefers to lay his form upon
a pile of bushes or a cellar. Last night
was little too rugged for Tom 10
sleep out, so his relatives persuaded him
to get under their roof for the night
Tom" had couple OF callers at 4
O'clock this morning the callers being
Sergt. Potter and the former had a war
rant for 'Tom," charging him with be-
ing a vagrant.
A PLEASANT GATHERING.
Mrs. Laura Martin entertained a large |
number of her friends at her home, 4s
Stewart street. last evening. and among |
those who contributed to the entertain |
ment were the well known Bailey broth
ers, on mandolin and guitar selections,
which were heartily appreciated: a piano |
solo by Mr.. Howard Mcdonald and vocal
selections by Mr.. Morris There were foK
lowed by refreshments and dancing
EFFORTS APPRECIATED.
The town committee Of the independent
Citizens OF Johnston held a meeting on
Tuesday evening at Thornton, and unani- |
mously adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That this committee in be-.
half Of the Independent Citizens party OF |
Johnston extend congratulations and its
most hearty thanks 10 Councilman Jona-
than V. Barns, and the other councilman
who showed that they had the moral
10 vote against granting licenses
to those notorious road houses which
have been protected for many years I'm
our town. and which II seems by the ac-
ton OF the old ring members of the coun-
ell are TO be protected for another year
In defiance or the urgent protest of
worthy citizens and taxpayers
Resolved, That copy OF the foregoing
resolution over the signature of our chair
nan and secretary be forwarded TO Coun-
Gilman Barnes and the other councilman
when his name shall become known: also
sach OF the daily newspapers in the city
" Providence.
GENERAL MENTION.
The following were elected as officers
u Hope council. Knights OF Columbus.
n Guild hall. last evening: Grand Knight.
?. A. Mcguire: deputy grand knight. r. r.
-arr; chancellor. J. J. Mccabe: record
ng secretary, Peter r. Reilly: financial
James H. oRourke: treasurer.
J. r. Hunt; warden. W W. McElroy: lee
urer. NJ P.Feeney; advocate. James J.
dcCabs: guards. James Kearns and
Thomas Kelly; delegates to- state coun-
~. w. ". Mulcahy: alternates. Timothy
3 Ryan and J. n. Murray: trustees. w. I
4. McElroy. T. r. Carr and owen Nc
Mann.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Patrol
nan Dyer detected gas escaping from n |
aloon at So Manton avenue He notified
he proprietor OF the place. This man
& cash. to get his license to do business.
o he leaves gas Jet burning during
nc night. but somehow this went out
Turing the night.
quare we're invited 10 take part I'm
pink tea" at the residence of a friend
I Elmwood yesterday afternoon. and the
tory goes that one OF the said young
zen positively refused 70 sip mouthful
hat II was not served In a green cup and
aucer
Mrs Hsyes who lives in the rear of n
'hanee street, cannot understand what
, bic I'm hpr kftchen vesteraav affernoon