The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-18
IN OLNEYVILLE.
Third Reunion Of Pupils Of
Academy Avenue Night School.
Too Much Apple Juice. Foot
ball Gamss--A Chimney Fire.

The third annual reunion ~ the Acad
emy avenue evening school alumni was
held IN odd Fellows hall on Academy
avenue last evening. there being an at
tendance of io2
There vas reception from 1880 to
O'clock. and this was a very pleasing fea'
ture ~ the program. This was followed
hy short, but a very interesting musical
snd literary program. The next thing OF
interest was a banquet where the young
folks showed that they could eat turkey
Just as well as older persons. Prior to
The onslaught on good things TO eat. that
had been prepared by Caterer Gillholly'
q short address of welcome was made by
the president Of the alumni. William
Fallon.
This portion Of the evenings program
was followed by dancing, there oeing Is
numbers on the program.
The AFFAIR was huge success from
every standpoint.
The officers OF the association are
James Fallon 90 president; Eugene r.
McKenna. co. y1ce president; Katie r.
GRAY 'O2. secretary. The committee on
reunion included John w. Smith, ss;
Thomas H. Maloney 00 James f.
Brothers 'oi; George " Vine, 'o2; Robert
j. Cormley 0s James r. Feeney' %.
4 NEW SUPERINTENDENT
J. Avery Gould. who about two years
ago succeeded Mr.. Walter Ward ss agent
of the~Riverside mills, has been succeeded
by young man whose name could not Ne
learned At the office Of the mills this
mofping there was no one who cared TO
enter INTO any very extended conversation
In relation 10 the change. All that could
possibly be learned I'm relation 10 the new
official was that he was small OF statue,
young and came from the Washington
mgs at Lawrence.
Mr. Gould. who makes his home at 1855
Westminster street. could not be found
by the newspaper men this morning. Mr.
Ward. who was retired some time ago.
held the position OF agent" but that title
had never been conferred upon Mr.. Gould.
his title being superintendent.
TANKED UP ON CIDER
Among the six persons, who were ar
rested during the night for drunkenness
was Allen Barber, who owns Brighton
Park Barber drove into the city late
yesterday afternoon and according to his
story. began 10 drink hard cider. He
drank so much that he forgot where he
left HIS team.
He was taken TO the station for safe
keeping and this morning was taken 70
the police court 10 pay the cost of his
lodging Early this morning one of his
employees, Mcbride by name. came 10 the
station after him.
FOUND HIS CASH
The police have been informed that
william Mclaughlin OF ~ Moultrie court
dfd not have any money stolen from him
while asleep in his barn on Plainfeld
street "Wednesday noon. His older broth
ct, II is said saw that he was under the
influence OF LIQUOR so he took what money
ne had away from him and returned IL
10 him later in the day
GENERAL MENTION.
The Tigers and the East Greenwich foot
ball teams will have q game on the Meri-
no fats tomorrow at $3.50 and or Thanks
giving day at 10 O'Clock the Tigers and
Merinos will come together on the same
field
An alarm was sent In from box 339 yes
terday afternoon for slight fire in the
home OF Philip McTurnan. IL Harold
street The fire was confined TO closet
and was caused by a defective chimney
The damage was slight
This was the coldest morning OF the
season. At Hughesdale at 4 o'clock the
thermometer registered l3 degrees above
and at John oConnell's Gents Furnish
ing Goods store. 1914 Westminster street
az $50 1t registered lS above
John "a. Martin OF so Bowdoiu street
reported 10 the police yesterday after
noon that some one stole his four
nonths-old brindle dog from the yard OF
Fletchers mills on Valley street yester-
cav
The funeral of John r. Curry was held
st his late residence. los Pocasset ave-
nue.. at $50 this morning and later ser
vices were held at 81. Anthony's church
The interment was AZ St AIMS ceme-
terry.
The bag of clothing found on Apple
ton street yesterday morning was called
foi by the owner. John Dolan. OF John
Eton. last evening
In responding to box S3e yesterday
afternoon. Hose II colided with and de
molished letter box AZ the corner OF
Valley and Harold streets
Fauolmsn FLYNN Of the Chaffee street
station. who Is on the sick list Is i'm
proving slowly.
The store of Frank Russell at the cor
ner of Westminster and Stokes street
wss closed yesterday and II is under.
stood that Mr.. Russell IL 20 retire from
business.
Richard 1svsry Of Andcyer Mass q.
visiting relatives here
six persCns under the influence of
liquor were gathered In ~ the police
last night
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