The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-27

popular organization. very enJoyable
one. The committee was as follows:
Committee of arrangements. James r.
Corcoran. chairman; J. A Doyle, secre-
tary. Joseph III. Flaherty. James Nc
Hugh. Emery Deslow, Fred Morrell,
SaSfder r. Wilson. J. Breard. j. +. Cooney,
Joseph j. Delaney. Thomas J. Cunn-
inghsm. Daniel f. Murphy, p. j. Flynn.
William Kennedy. NJ. f. Braney, John y.
Fox; general floor director. John A.
Doyle; assistant Thomas j. Cunningham.
aids. John Devolve. Fred Morrell, j. j.
Delaney. 8. r. Wilson. Joseph H. Flahs
erty, reception committee. j. FLYNN. J. #.
Russell, Thomas McDermott, jeremiah H..
Hall.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tracy entertained
about 30 OF their friends at their resi-
dence. IS Alfred street, last evening In
honor OF the second anniversary OF their
wedding day. There were musical selec-
tions by tho Bailey Brothers Mandolin
and Guitar club vocal selections by Miss
Mamie Hasney and others. after which
a turkey supper was served and this was
followed by dancing.
William Clough was taken III In the drug
store OF G. A. Barnes last evening, and
was later removed TO the Rhode Island
hospital. He was reported as very COM
Portable this morning. Young Clough
makes his home with 4. t. Rossiter. the
well known plumber, at 45s Plainheld
street.
There was A pleasing sight in the rear
of the Banspach Brothers store on the
square yesterday morning. for they had
no less than II pigs prepared and roasted
for customers.
The bali held By tho Young Mems Lit
erarv and Social club In Columbus hall
last evening was q huge success. The
committee was John Mccormick, William
u. Fe.ney and John o. Feeney.
The funeral or Peter Doyle was held at
St Marys church yesterday morning ana
that or Frank Holland this morning. The
deceased were old-time residents OF Oak
street
Business was rather dull at the Chaffee
street police station during the past "a
hours for there were but three arrests
and these for drunkenness.
\ window was broken i'm the store Of
Thomas Manning. 1888 Regent avenue. last
evening and Mr.. Manning thinks that a
number Of small articles were taken,
Quite a delegation of the lovers OF foot
ball from this place went to Andrews
Field to see the East Providence and
Pawtuckct game yesterday.
About week ago a whippet dog came
to the homo OF George A. Rlckard and as
no one called for 1t he turned IT over TO
the dog officers.
Edward Crowley of 100 Messer street
has had his name added To the list of per-
sons who mourn the loss OF valuable
dogs
The Tigers Of this place defeated the
Ridges of Mount Pleasant on the Hart
ford avenue grounds yesterday 10y score
OF 100
Miss Kathyrne LeNelle and Miss Nellie
Rrancy OF PlalnIield street spent yester-
day with relatives al Willimantic, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Greene and family Of Cen
trail Falls arc visiting their parents at II
Atwood street
Frederick lie Vile Of this place spent
Thanksgiving with friends Mt Oxford
Mass
George Van Lueyin. Cornelius McAu-
life and John Dempsey of the L. 5. navy
are home on furlouchs.
Painters are giving tho electric roads
white poles a coat OF paint today
once more tho tar bridge has been put
in good condition.