The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
~OLNEYVILLE.
Fourth Annual Banquet Of Shin
erS Club a ROuSing Success.
New Mil PEOjectad.-TO Bowl
for Supper New Hall.

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left at He~ffernan's News Stand. 10 Hart
ford avenue.
The fourth annual banquet of the Shin
er's club held In McCusker's hall on
Stokes street, yesterday afternoon was "A
huge success there being At least POO pres
ent, and the prograAr arranged by the
committee was all that could he desired.
Among those who took part i'm the pro-
gram were Mesrss. Fred r. Irons. who is
known as the March King. John J. Mort
srty In vocal selections, James Shaw, the
popular wooden shoe dancer, John McCue
and William Blake In comic recitations,
Eugene Collins and Dave White I'm spec
ialties while Joseph Johnson presided at
the piano.
II was the intention OF the club 10 have
n number Of addresses by well known
men and for this purposes the president
OF the club, Mr.. William Cummings, who
appeared to be everywhere at once, was
selected as POSTMASTER and j. Leonard,
WAS delegated 10 act az a sort OF a sec
ond hand for Mr.. Cummings. but the only
person to address the happy gathering
was the Hon. Daniel +. Grady. who was
given an ovation and gave his hearers no
small amount OF good advice all OF which
was OF a non-political nature.
IL was about 3 o'clock when the ban
quet was attacked and no east slider ever
sat down 10 a more delicious turkey din
ner than did the Sinners club and their
guests yesterday. There was plenty 10 eat
drink and smoke for all. After the feed
the excellent program that was given
earlier I'm the afternoon was repeated and
II was enjoyed fully as much as the first.
BESIDE Mr.. Grady, who was a special
guest, was Daniel McGiven, the superin-
tehdent OF Rice q Hayward's establish
inent. The committee was made IN as
Follows. Michael Logan, chairman: Hugh
Gillooly. secretary; Michael Powers.
treasurer; banquet committee, Patrick
Doorley. Hugh Gillooly. John Rodgers.
Michael Powers, Louis Fredette. James
Byrne; reception committee, William
cummings William Glennon. Michael
MulVey, James Carroll, Michael Iopan-
Philip Pendergast and Joseph Barstow
me OFFICERS Of the club are William
Cummings, president: Hugh GilIoolv sec
retary; Michael Powers. treasurer. and
John Rogers, financial secretary.
Among those who pushed some TO
make the AFFAIR the enjoyable event that
II was. was Pop" GormIey witt his easb
nSht. The club Is 10 hold one more meet.
ing or the same character. early I'm 1oos
the banquet was served by the Banspach
brothers under the personal supervision
or Andrew Bell, who was assisted by VIII
nam Williams and a corps Of well trained
assistants.
PROSPECTS OF A NEW MILL.
The prospects are that oIneyvilIe IS
soon To have another worsted mill which
ii the deal goes through, will be located
on one OF the large lots on McDonough
street that are controlled by the DON
nelly brothers.
The new mill will. If constructed, bo
about 80 feet deep by GO feet wide. The
concern Is now located on Calender
street, and they desire TO com here ana
VIII II arrangements can be made with
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company TO put i'm a spur track.
80 that the mill company can do away
with the cost Of %carting. which Is quite an
item to them.
The only drawback to the proposed deal
is that 10 put in a spur track Is must be
laid over the land OF another mill COM
pany and this company may object.
WILL ROLL FOR SUPPERs.
Some time ago Joseph O'Rourke and
John Devolve beat Joseph Scowcroft and
Phillip Pendergast just one pin at n series
OF bowling games. Tonight the defeated
will meet the ~victors at Cahilrs on Hart
ford avenue. where they will roll for a
turkey supper. All OF the rollers are
well known and a large crowd is looked
for and the bets are that O'Rourke and
Devolve will be called upon to pay for the
supper.
Mr.. James Goodwin. the w~ell-known
bowling expert, who enters the employ Of
Mr.. Cahill today, has been chosen as
referee.
TO BUILD 4 HALL.
The Donnelly brothers OF McDonough
street have decided TO erect a hall on one
of their lots on hat street. which will be
used for entertainments and dancing. Tho
contract to build the structure will un-
doubtedly /. let out before the 18th of
January.
This section. since the city has put the
streets In good condition, has grown won
derfully. and many of the ramshackle
buildings are soon to be replaced with
up-to-date tenement houses. The new
hall will be S0x4O leet.
WERE DANCING.
Just az the sun went down yesterday
afternoon Sergeant Potter. with Patrol
men Coakley, Mowrey and German. went
to a house on Alleppo street. and when
they got back 10 the Chaffee Street sta
tion had with them Stephen Comuski.
Stanley Ruperts. Frank Gautoski and Jo-
scph Misterine, who had taken part I'm q
wedding celebration. They were locked up
for dancing on Sunday.
All four men were arraigned in tho Sixth
District court today. and pleading guilty