The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-18


The olneyvine Musical and Athletic
club had It's first social In Irons hall
last evening. and tho only fault that their
friends found was that tho hall was
trife too small TO hold their many
dancing friends.
The committee was made up as fol-
lows: Joseph Hughes. chairman; Frank
A Hefernan, secretary and treasurer;
John Mclaughlin general floor director
James Rafferty,. Scott James' Johh
Walsh Thomas McSherry, Harry Down
ing. Thomas Canavey and James hehy
were AIDS.
The best OF music was FURNISHED Dy INC
Crescent orchestra.
A DANDY TURNOUT.
olneyvine was fully represented in the
magnificent parade yesterday, and among
the most notable feature was the hand
some four r-in-hand turnout from the es-
tablishment OF John W. Walsh.
Seated I'm the carriage were Messrs.
Patrick Cannon. John O'Connell and J.
/. Cannon. who had for their guest James
NJ. Sullivan. Esq. of New Haven Conn.
who was the principal speaker at the
BANQUET given BY the Friendly Sons OF
ST. Patrick az the Wellington last even
ing.
HANDSOME DECORATIONS.
Among those who decorated their places
OF business on and near the square yes
terdav were John McGaine Patrick n.
Rock. manager for John f. Harlow
bicycle store. Cwen OGara, Albert
Thornley,. Sheridan q Burns. NJ II. Corri-
gan, John Ferguson. Patrick Fox. j o.
San Souci company. Frank hartley,
Thomas r. Donahue. Byron a. Smith.
Hugh O'Connor. James +. Corcoran, John
o'Connen. Patrick Flynn, Thomas l..
Cox Thomas Millett and Frank A.
Herernan
TAKEN SICK IN A CELL.
A man giving his name as John Bruce.
who was taken into custody last even
ing on the charge Of being drunk. was
taken sick after being locked UP. Sergt.
Potter called an ambulance from the
Rhode Island hospital where the man was
taken.
GENERAL MENTION.
The square is TO have another restau-
rant as Mr.. Sheridan, who conducts
cafe at the foot OF Broadway, will trans
form a portion OF his establishment into
frst-class restaurant. IL is said.
Eva Beadeau. four years old. was found
astray on Barton street yesterday and
was taken to the Chaffee street station
where she was called for by her parents
of IS Perry street.
Theresa Wood OF Centredale reported
90 the police that she either lost or had
stolen from her while watching the pa
Tade on Broadway yesterday her purse
containing &-A- and an umher of receipts.
Walter Kosinad of 2S Alfred avenue
reported to the police last evening that
an overcoat valued at $40 and a pair OF
shoes at s. were stolen from his room
during his absence yesterday.
The concert given by the young folks
of st. Theresas Catholic church I'm tho
hall OF the parochial school last even
ane was a very gratifying success
ST. Mary's han was filled again last
evening. when the very interesting pro-
gram given the evening before was re-
pested.
Hose IA was called 10 put ont fence
fire M ss6 Atwell's avenue at as yester-
day afternoon Boys are supposed 10
have been the cause.
Ellen Marley reported the loss OF
Shepherd dog valued at SIS. 10 the police
Mrs. Markey resides at 2s Nc
ponough street
A peddlers badge. No. AL. WAS found
by a citizen yesterday and awaits an
owner at the Chaffee Street Police sta
tion.
The Union Aid society are arranging
TO have aconcert in Mechanics hall We'd
nesday evening. April bth
Services were held I'm all OF the Catho-
lie churches last evening.
Patrolman Sherman has returned 20
duty again.