The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-06

Olneyville branch OF the providence
News at Heffernans New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West.
Mr.. John II. Walsh was given TO under
stand at the meeting OF Court OlneyVllle'
Foresters OF America. Ia Springer nan
last evening. that the members of the
court were not ready 10 allow him 10
give up the post OF treasurer. that he mas
held with so much honor for more than
20 years, although he has asked 10 be re-
lieved for the past three years. Brother
Walsh was elected with cheer mat De-
spoke the good fellowship and trust re-
posed in this veteran official, and the out
burst was so positive that he could not
md his tongue 10 utter the word mo,
40 he was inducted into office.
The following were also installed: Chiet
ranger Frank L. Hullett; sub-chlet
ranger. George NJ. Bowen recording sec
retary. Frank II. Burroughs; financlal
secretary Charles Meegan; woodwards'
Alfred Bedard. Joseph Hadheld; beadles
Vincent I.afonte Sander Wilson; trustee
Edward Gill: lecturer. William Davis. The
Installing officer was Deputy Grand Chief
Ranger Robert Currie. who was assisted
by Past Chief Ranger James Curley 1he
ceremony was followed by well ar
ranged musical program and substantial
collation..
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY
Mrs Fenner. wife OF Byron Fenner OF
Johnston was taken from Hough's drug
store to the Rhode Island hospital yester-
dav afternoon. where she was attended
She was driving a spirited horse ana one
of the reins became tangled, when caused
the horse to turn quickly. throwing Mrs
Fsnner out Her right foot caught IN
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under the forward part OF the buggy
Henry Quinn, who Is employed at william
T. Donnelly's barber shop. seeing the CON
dition OF the woman. ran and caught the
horse by the head and succeeded IN holo-
ing II while William Banspach anu
Patrick Tanning took Mrs. Fenner from
under the carriage into the drug store.
DIR. o'Meara was called and hnding 'hat
her right ankle had been dislocated ad-
vised her TO go 10 the hospital "heie S"e
was taken I'm an ambulance
Mr. Ouinn was looked upon as quite
nero for he IA small-sized man, out
ct,ns TO the horse with the grip OF
giant and he undoubtedly saved Mrs.
Fenner from far more serious injuries. IL
is not long since a relative OF the fan'ly
was killed in q runaway Mt this place
WILL. GO ON THE ROAD.
rsst YaI a number OF young fellows
formed a theatrical club. and gave enter
,ainnents on Donnelley's nats. lney
made a decided hit, so much so tha' tnsy
yentured out and gave a performance III
Irn,,s hall and this. too was success
Now Afr James Curley who is the NOV
,rv snirit has succeeded in getting MISS
Ethel wallace OF the Colonial Stock COM
panv TO become member or tne assrs
cation. and the latter part OF the mohtn
will give the four-act drama. The Death OF
Honor" In Irons hall Mr.. Curley Il
slso arranging for a tour through YER
mont and will remain on the road as
long as they meet with success. The
Young players have a man behind them
that will insure the company coming
home In real railroad cars should they
fail TO make success of the undertak-
ing.
GENERAL MENTION.
At noon yesterday Thomas Murphy
stopped TO feed his horse,and at the same
time was partaking OF a luncheon. The
horse became frightened at a passing car,
and ran away. throwing Mr. Murphy out.
He was taken into a house and DR..
Barnes ives called, who found that the
man had sustained a nasty scalp wound.
The horse was caught on Laurel Hill ave-
nue.. before any damage had been done
the team. Mr. Murphy was taken TO his
home IN South Providence.
Yesterday morning the 6-year-old
daughter OF John r. Kerfoot Of AZ Cum
merford street, with other children stop
ped at the home OF another scholar.
whose parents live on Progress avenue.
and here she was attacked by huge st.
Bernard dog The little one was taken
home, and a physician was called. and
dressed a large scalp wound The little
one was quite badly scratched about the
face and body.
At the meeting Of Hope council. Knights
OF Columbus, Wednesday evening. all ar
rangements were made for an entertain
rnent 20 be held in the near future This
council will be well represented In the
state parade. Grand Knight James J. Nc
Cabe being on the stan OF the grand mar
shall. and Past Grand Knight Francis
McGinn will be marshal OF the Fourth
division.
Branch 3e9 Catholic knights OF Amer
lea, met In Stokes hall Wednesday even
Ing. when one candidate was Initiated and
one applicant was elected TO membership
II was announced that the state council
was arranging for grand concert 20 be
held Sunday. Oct. rs.
CHARLES Thompson. an old resident OF
this place. and a charter member OF the
.Old Homestead" club. but for some time
has been an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home at Bristol. is spending a few davs
with old chums in this vicinity