The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-07
OlNEYvILLE.
Miss Murphy Entertalns Her
Friends at Whist Party.
Dresser Tenders Hold Third
Annual BaII--Genera| Mention.


Miss Lena Murphy entertained num-
Der OF her young friends at her home on
Bancroft street last evening. Whist was
one OF the attractions and Miss Margaret
Bolan won a handsome trophy An i'm
promptu musical program was arranged
and the following young ladies and gentle
men took part: Vocal selections by the
Misses Bolan; Earlys OF Lansing Mich,
Sullivan and Murphy. Messrs. Nangle,
Mcdowell. Holden and McElroy; piano
selections by Miss Bolan. Lena Murphy
and Beatrice Sullivan; recitatons by Miss
Bolan and Miss May Early Refresh
ments were served.
DRESSER TENDERS DANCE.
The Dresser Tenders Beneficial asso-
citation held its third annual ball in the
armory or the Olneyville Temperance
Cadets on Stokes street last evening
which was a huge success. The commit
tee OF arrangements were r.. III. Clews.
II f. Harding. Frederick Brown; floor d.
rector George Parmenter. who was as
sisted by James King. William McNulty.
II Evans, George Swift, John Conley.
William Hoffman. Edward Powell, John
HOFFMAN and William O'Connell.
A BOLD CHAP.
Micheal Marriman. who keeps liquor
saloon near the Westminster street
bridge, while seated in the rear OF his
saloon after closing hours last night was
surprised TO see a tall slim chap force
open the front door and walk behind the
bar The intruder was about 20 rife the
cash register when Mr.. Marrman spoke
10 him. The young man bolted from the
saloon with Mr.. Marrlman after him, the
latter shouting for the police. Patrolman
Feeney responded but the would-be robber
had such start that Feeney could not
catch him.
MR. WILLIAMS CHOSEN.
Mr.. williams the local checker expert.
received the following Communication
yesterday morning:
Lowell Mass. Jan. 4, 1905.
Mr.. Ernest Williams, Olneyville. r. l.:
Dear Sir-You are requested to be pres
ent and take part i'm the great team match
TO be played at the American house. Bos
ton, Feb. %, 1905, between All-New Eng
land vs.. Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. Samuel Grover has been selected to
captain the Boston team and I have the
honor to get together and lead the All
New England team.
The good OF the game and the prestige
ance. Please notify me of your ac-
ceptance Very truly yours.
GEORGE w. DEARBORN.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral of Alexander Carroll was
held at his late residence No. Ellery
street. at $50 this morning. and later
services were held at St Marys Catholic
church and the interment was at ST.
Patricks cemetery.
Miss Ruth Watt of Lowell avenue. who
lost a watch that had been presented TO
her on Christmas. was n happy young
lady last evening. for the police sue
turned Il to her.
Charles Young. II years old. Is miss
ing from his home 347 Manton avenue
since Dec 2l His father has given the
police full description OF the young
man.
Rose sousie. OF 35 Dixie street re-
ported to the police last evening that
while she was In the Public market some
one stole her little boys sled. which she
valued at 81.
The funeral Of John Fitzpatrick who
died at the home of his brother. Patrick
Fitzpatrick at as Kossuth street. Thurs
day. was held at St Teresa's church at
. o'clock this morning.
The annual meeting of the Holy Name
society of St Mary's church will be held
after the vesper services tomorrow af-
ternoen. when an election will take place.
Two men were taken out of house
on Willow street last evening, one Of
whom has among his effects an order
from the overseer Of the poor for 81 worth
OF groceries.
A very pleasing concert was given by
the Brown University Glee and Mandolin
club under the auspices OF the adult class
OF the Broadway Baptist church last
evening.
The funeral Of Patrick II. Donnelly,
who died at his home. Newark street.
Thursday evening will take place to-
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