The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
0LNEYvILLE.
Kelley and Reno Make a MI
at Their Opening al London
Splinter PsnstTat0s Little Girls
Abdomen. General Mention.

John Thompson OF this place has re-
ceived long and interesting letter from
his old friend George Reno, OF the team
Of Kelly and Reno, who opened an en-
sagement at the Empire theatre at Lon
don. England. Monday, March 5th. The
letter states that their act has met With
much greater favor than was looked for
and that the management OF the theatre
has made arrangements 10 have the team
remain several weeks longer than the con.
tract called for. IL Is also stated that All
the time OF the team has been booked
until well into the fall of 1907. From
England Il will go 10 Germany and other
continental countries and VIII open IN
Paris early I'm June. 1907. Mr. Reno Is
resident OF this place. his parents living
on Joslin street
WON'T SLIDE ANY MORE.
Annie Cunningham 10 years old. whose
home is at l5 Tuxedo avenue. VIII IN the
future refrain from sliding down balis-
trades for while engaged I'm that pastlme
in the Library building last evening she
was painfully injured. as splinter TWO
and three quarters inches In length pene-
rrated her abdomen. Word was sent 10
the Rhode Island hospital and tho sur
geon accompanying the ambulance ex-
tracted the splinter. after which the
child was taken TO her home
IN PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Al the meeting OF Division 90 Ancient
Order of Hibernlans, In Its hall yester-
day afternoon. three applications for
membership were received. The reports
OF the officers showed that during the
past quarter 25 names had been added 10
the roll and that the financial condition Is
excellent ON Sunday afternoon, May 6.
the degree team will confer the third and
fourth degrees upon a number OF candi-
dates.
GENERAL MENTION.
The mission at ST. Mary's church on
Broadway, In progress for the past two
weeks, which was one OF the most Sue
cessful ever held at that church. came TO |
close with the 1880 services last even
ing The exercises consisted OF rosary, /
sermon and benedicton. During the two
weeks more than 5000 persons received
holy communion.
Albert Horner. for many years con
nected with the Riverside mills. has taken
charge OF the starching department OF the
Atlantic mills. He succeeds Thomas Kelly
who retired last week and who will spend
the rest OF his days on farm at Oswego,
N Y.
Thomas yalpey one OF the bcst- known
men I'm the place, who ror many years
was prominently connected with the firm
of Il. L. Freeman & Co, is dead. Years
ago Mr. Valpey was well known in political
and society circles. and was at one time
the secretary OF the Young Mems Demo
cratic club.
Michael Mcdonald OF 300 Althea street,
Is spending some OF his spare time I'm
quest OF two young women and two young
men who would like TO act as godmothers
and godfathers OF little girl and a little
boy that arrived at his home day or so
ago.
Thomas Murray, known among his
many friends as The bell boy" mourns
the loss OF XII; of carpenters tools
valued at SIS, which was stolen from a
tool box In new house on Academy
avenue.
Among the sick In this place who were
called upon by friends yesterday were the
veteran patrolmen, James Moan and
James Morris. both OF whom are reported
somewhat improved
The Rev FIR. Flynn. who was recently
placed In charge of st. Theresa's church.
onicatcd yesterday and preached his first
sermon 10 the congregation.
About 100 members OF Division No 90
Ancient Order OF Hibernians headed by |
the president, John l.. Cannon, received
holy communion a ST. Mary's church yes-
terday morning.
Emma, wife OF Bernhard Graichen. died
al her home on Cedar street Johnson,
Saturday evening. Her funeral will be /
held at ST. Thomas Catholic church to-
morrow morning at $3.50 O'Clock
Rev. T.. Y. Jones. who was the first pas
tor OF the NJ. u. tabernacle. officiated at |
that church yesterday and was greeted |
by large congregation.
Rev Frank l.. Sullivan OF Boston gave |
his popular illustrated lecture on tho |
"Min Tree" at the Broadway Baptist |
church last evening.
The Grover Fishing club broke ground
Tor It's new club house at Rocky Point
Saturday morning.
Hose IA was called out yesterday after
noon 10 extinguish "A chimney fire at 3oi
Valley street
Patrolman Feeney OF the Charfee street
etation Is of on his furlough
The annual financial town meeting OF
Johnston was held this afternoon.