The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-14
0LNEYvlLLE.
Grand Officers Of n. {. 0. P.
Commend Work Of Lodge.
Arranging Checker Contest. TO
Preach First Sermon In Church

olneyvilie lodge. New England order OF
Protection. received an Official visit from
the officers OF the grand lodge last even
Ing. all OF whom were unanimous in their
concentrations OF the growth OF the order
in Olneyville The officers are: David r.
Sherwood, grand warden; ". +. Bennett,
grand vice warden; Charles III. Mathew
son, grand secretary: James Burns. Jr..
grand guide. and IL. M Albro, grand
guardian.
After these officials had been received
with the honors due them. the following
were Installed as the officers for the pres
ent term. Deputy Grand Warden A. f..
Henry officiating an the installing officer:
Junior past warden, DIR. Corrfgan: war
den. David j. Barr; vice warden. Sander
T. Wilson: chaplain. DR. Cotton; secre-
tary, James Farley: financial secretary,
A. r. Smith guide. Thomas Flaherty;
guardian. Charles Hoyie; sentinel. Roland
X. Perry: trustees, (for three years.. VIII
liam III. Opperman; Cfor two years. DR..
N j. Serror: for one year. James +. Nc
Laughlin.
This was followed by interesting adj
dresses by the members OF the grand
board and n musical program. In which
Miss Jennie Barr. the Messrs. Allen. Rey-
nolds, Tully. ODonnell and Munasle took
part The whole concluded With de-
licious collation..
GETTING READY FOR A GAME
There will be something doing at the
OIneyville Checker clubs rooms where ar
rangements are being made for q game
between the players of this place and
those from South Providence for Tuesday
evening. Feb IA. and those who have a
desire TO participate are requested 10
send their names TO Ernest Williams, ~
plainf1ed street.
AN INTERESTING EVENT.
The Rev. Frank BARLEY will preach the
sermon at the 1890 services OF st. Mary s
Catholic church tomorrow that being the
feast OF the Holy Name. II Will he Fr
Bsrtley's first service In the church.
which he and his parents have for many
years attended. II IL expected that the
cdifce will he well filled with friends
and well wishers.
GENERAL MENTION.
Frank II. Everett, conductor on a
Gladstone avenue car. was quite badly
injured about his back last evening by
being thrown from his car which had
Jumped the rail at tho corner or Chalk
stone and Academy avenues.
Thomas r. Henry. Jr.. formerly popu-
lar member OF the Young Mems Literary
and Social club. and we'll known In the
jewelry trade. is dead at his home. "A
darkness street.
George Reed OF % Lavaughn street told
the police last evening that some per-
sons helped themselves TO two pairs OF
green window blinds from his house.
One OF the many organisations con-
nected with the Church OF the Messiah
held a very successful entertainment In
the parlors of the church last evening.
Lieutenant Tyler of the Chaffee Street
Police station Is celebrating a mile post In
his pathway through life at his home
on Plainfeld street today.
The Olneyville Baseball association will
meet Tuesday evening In it's rooms In
the Olneyville hotel
The Crown Shoe Store has removed 10
No S Olneyville square.
William Hoffman. a student at Manhat-
tan college, is home for a few days.
Branch Wolfe Tone OF the Irish Ma
tional Foresters wiz meet tomorrow.
Michel Cafrery, a we'll known resident, Is
dead at his home. 2s Erastus street.