The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-05

ford avenue.
The janitor OF Irons hail, until last
evening supposed that he had sunicient
number of seats TO accommodate the pa
irons OF any organization that would en-
gage the hall for any demonstration, but
he evidently overlooked the Robert Em-
met Literary association for last evening
this popular organization celebrated the
los anniversary OF the birth OF Robert
Emmett and long before the exercises be-
gan the committee Of arrangements found
81 necessary TO call upon Messrs John r.
Harlow and John II. Walsh for extra
chairs.
These did not prove equal to tho de-
nand and many were obliged 20 stand.
The event proved TO be the most success
ful ever held by the association. and this
no doubt was due TO the fact that Miss
Charlotte Molyneux Holloway OF New
London was the principal speaker.
Her subject was "The Life and Times
OF Robert Emmett" which she handled in
an interesting manner. The large audi
ence was called 10 order by Mr.. Patrick
l.. Gun, chairman OF the committee, who
after a short address OF welcome intro
duced Hon. Thomas McKenna. senator
from Cumberland. as chairman. He
made n very interesting address before
Introducing Miss Holloway. At the conclu-
sion OF the latters address the following
gave an excellent musical program:
Merrimack orchestra. composed OF Jo-
seph McGarry. John Burke. William Nc
Donald Edward Farrell and Miss Daisy
Mcdonald: !: Miss Nellie Leonard. Miss
Bella Moreland. James Donlan. Miss An
ME O'Connel Miss Rose Hartigan, Miss
Adeline Ryan. John J. Lamb. Frank
Mundy. Emmett Quartet, Miss Cassie Gro.
min, Peter Corcoran.
Among those on the stage were: Patrick
f. Cuff John /. Cannon. Bernard Nc
Tiernan. Thos. J. Mathews, Peter G.
Cannon. Edward Foley. John oConnell
Patrick ]. Quinn, Hugh +, McCusker
Michael T. Braney, Luke Kavanagh
Hugh r. O'Connor, John IT. Feely John
T. Harlow. John II. Walsh. Thomas #.
Cooney. Thomas Il. West and John f.
Williams.
DIVISION NO. %.
John Dillon. state president OF the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians. and suite.
made an official visit 10 Division No. 20
yesterday afternoon and witnessed the
comforting OF the initiatory degree upon
a dozen candidates. and were pleased 10
hear the secretary Of the division an
nounce that half as many applications for
membership had been received
Under the head OF good and welfare ad-
dresses were made by the members OF the
state board and others. At the conclusion
of the exercises a collation. was served.
Nearly every member of the organization
took part IN the exercises held by the
Robert Emmet Literary association In
irons hall last evening.
REGENT CLUB.
The following are the young men who
are TO arrange for the 14th annual banquet
and ball of the Regent Literary and
Social club which Is 10 be held during
the latter part OF next month: William
II. Rowe, Edward j. Mccarthy, James T.
Graham, Peter II. Boule James F.
Brothers, Peter r. REILLY william j.
Geary, Edward Herman and Frank Cas-
sidy.
WILL DISBAND.
It is quite probable that the Young
Mems Athletic and Social club will now
go out of existence, as one Of the most
prominent members stated 20 the repre-
sentative OF the News this morning that
the funds now I'm the hands OF the treas
urer would be divided among the Is ac-
tive members OF the club.
GENERAL. MENTION.
Miss Maud wamsley was taken sick at
the corner OF Westminster and Stokes
streets at o'clock last evening. She was
ldhth INTO a. uius SNoit bg MI J"iih NN
Dade and from there TO her home at
e Judith street.
Welcome O. Bates, an old-time resident.
died at his home on Mercy street last eve
ming. Patrolman Bates OF the Chaffee
street police station. his son, has been eX-
cused from duty for "A few days on ac-
count of his fathers death.
James Karochleck and James Burley
were found In barn in Alleppo street last
evening by Sergt. Bennett With them
was a boy named Rush. who was wanted
by the truant officer.
Messrs. Sidney Rushworth and George
Davey arrived here from Bradford. Eng
land. Saturday evening. and are the
guests OF their old friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. Edward r. Sainsbury OF 81 Sterling
avenue arrived home from an extended
tour through Europe Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Sainsbury was passenger on the
Saxonia and does not care 10 20 through
the same experience again
Miss Kate Remington. who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs Walter Lawtou
at q Judith street for two weeks return
ed 10 her home I'm Blackstone today.
Letter Carrier Charles Rhodes and
Clerk John Mulgrew OF the local post
office. who have been on the sick list, re
ported for duty this morning
The square was filed with old veterans
OF the civil war this morning. who called
upon Notaries Public John O'Connel and
Charles Phillips TO have their vouchers
examined
James Nuttall OF % Desoto street re-
ports stolen from his clothes line a couch
cover, jumper and other articles valued
at 81
The vacations at the Chaffee street pc
lice station will begin In n few days. the
officers having been listed.
PENSIONERS TAKE NOTICE.