The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-23
0LNE WILLIE.
Bud Of Hope Lodge, N. D., Had
Gala Time After Degree Work.
A Pleasing Entertainment by
Westminster Circle. Notes.

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Last evening was a sort Of a gala night
for Bud Of Hope lodge. l. o. o. F., NJ. t.,
for Stokes hail. where they hold their
sessions. was filled 10 overlooking. The
officers OF the grand lodge and delegations
from most OF the sister lodges were pres
ent.
During the early part OF the evening
the initiatory degree was conferred upon
nine candidates and a handful Of applica-
lions for membership were received aGd
referred 10 the Investigating committee.
This. the members believe, is due 20 the
excellent showing made by the organiza-
ton on their church parade Sunday. After
the degree work a generous collation. was
served and addresses were made by the
officers OF the grand lodge and others.
WAS A HUGE SUCCESS.
Westminster circle. Companions OF the
Forest of America, lad an entertainment
and dance in Irons hall last evening. and
the only fault hat those who managed
the AFFAIR had TO offer was that the hall
was not quite large enough.
A one-act farce. entitled Ragged Pat"
with the following cast. was presented:
Pat McNoggerty. n handy servant. Mr..
John A Farrell: Major PuTiacket. on half
pay. Mr. Edward r. Brown: Charles Liv-
~ingston. poor. but ambitious. Mr.. Thomas
II. Brown: Laura. niece to Pufiacket. ir
love with Charles, Miss Jennie v. Greene:
Nancy. her maid, IN love with Pat, Miss
Anna T. Devlin.
This was followed with n musical pro-
gram. Ia which the following took part:
Baritone solo. Mr.. Edward r, Brown; so
prano solo. Miss Elizabeth b. Donilon;
vocal selection, Mr.. Peter McGuirl; and
the Brown brothers in their w~ell-known
and popular specially. After this dancing
was enjoyed until midnight.
CoFFEY-LYONS NUPTIALS.
Miss Catherine V. Cofrey end James ".
Lyons were united in marriage by the
Rev. Father Thomas +. Grace yesterday
morning. Miss Alice Beane being the
bYfdesmaId and Nicholas lyons the best
man.
After the ceremony an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
OF the brides parents on Hudson street.
Upon their return from the wedding tour
they will take up their residence at 2l
Blackstone street.
Mr.. Lyons is in business on Borden
street.
GONE RIO NEW BEDFORD.
Mr.. George Wells. who for six years
has been one OF the best known loomfxers
at the Atlantic Mills. severed his con-
n~ectIons with that concern last evening to
accept a position as assistant foreman OF
the weave shop OF the Lorraine Mills az
Woodlawn.
Mr.. Wells md family reside at SO Heath
street and will do so until spring time 1T
least. He is popular with his associate s
1T the mill, and, I'm fact. with all that
know him.
WILL PICK ORANGES.
On Thanksgiving night Mr.. William
Clancy OF "a Erastus street will leave
for Orlando. Fla, where he has an orange
grove. and will remain there until the
last OF April. Mr.. Clancy has owned this
grove for about a dozen years and has
always managed the harvesting and mar
keting Of his products. The balance OF
the year the place IS In charge Of an en-
ploye.
GENERAL MENTION.
The musical entertainment given I'm the
Church of the Messiah last evening was
q most excellent one, the rogram being
arranged by the choirmaster. .P. A. Balm
ton. Among those who took part I'm the
program were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Foster
and Newell l. Wilbur. Rev. Henry Bias
sett. rector OF the Church OF Epiphany.
made a very pleasing address. The attend
ence was large.
81. Helena branch Of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union had a bean supper. con-
cert and social In library hall last even
Ing. which was n very enjoyable affair.
The hall was well filled and there was
plenty for everybody 20 eat.
At the meeting OF Perseverance lodge.
knights OF Pythias. Tuesday evening
permission was given one applicant TO re-
ceive the rank OF page, which will be con
ferred upon him at the meeting OF the
lodge Tuesday evening.
A liquor saloon at $50 Valley street was
entered last evening by means of false
keys and liquor 20 the value OF 81 was
stolen. The patrolman on the beat found
the break and at once notified the owners.
The majority Of liquor dealers OF this
place have been notified 10 call at the
office OF the police commission and get
their licenses. which is very pleasing 20
them. This includes all but one on Hart
ford avenue.
James Moan. q member OF the dav
squad at the Chaffee street station. was
reported sick AZ roll call this morning.
James Skeinberg. = junk peddler. report-
cd 20 the police Yesterday afternoon tina,
someone stole a lot OF junk from his push
cart while he was In a house on Plainnold
street.
Patrolnen Jones and Lee beat out n
brush IRE on Rill street at $40 last even-
Ing
An alarm was sent I'm from box 50 yes-
terday afternoon FOR a grass IRE near the
Dyerville mill.
vanho lodge. X. OF p. will meet In
Odd Fellows hall on Plainnold street this
evening.
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