The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-17
OLNEYvILLE,
Hope Council, knights ofCo|-
umbus Observed 9th Anniversary
Royal ArCanum Gives Entertain
ment and Dance disappeared


tainment. II was a very enjoyable AFFAIR
From 10 $3.50 the time was devoted 10
whist, and Mrs John Reardon and Mr.
FRANK Gallagher were the winners. The
company was then requested To march to
the banquet hall, where one OF the Ban
spach Brothers feasts was In readiness
After a blessing by the Rev. FIR. Joseph
Powers, who is the chaplain OF the coun-
ell, the attack on the good things began.
Then followed a concert in which the
Misses Julia Kearns, Louise and Nellie
Connolly. Martin Spellman and James +.
F'raney took part.
Short but interesting addresses were
made by FIR. Powers and State Deputy
James f. Rielley, Martin =. Feeney. the
lecturer OF the council. was master of
ceremonies. and the committee OF ar
rangements was made up as follows:
owen McMann. James Hunt. Martin p
Feeney. John Reardon. William Johnson,
Thomas Carr and James McCanery.
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
I Olneyville council Royal Areaauss= held
an entertainment and dance in springer's
hall last evening which was we'll attend
ed. The AFFAIR was success In every
way. The program was as follows:
ADDRESS by orator. Past Regent George
Farnell; overture. Master Joseph Carey,
violinist; Miss May Mcdonald, pianist:
song, Miss Irene Farrell: reading, over
the Hill TO the Poorhouse." Henry Bar
low; piano solo, Miss Annie Turney; club
swinging. Misses Annie and Jennie Aims
ley; piano solo, Miss Mamie Hughes; mon
oiogue OF original poems, Ernest VIII
nafns; mandolin solo. Dennis Pasco: man.
dolin solo. ID. Pasco; comic song, Mr..
Coffee. -''''
During intermisslon a substantial COLA
ton was served
A RUNAWAY
There Is something OF sensation
among residents of Alverson avenue
over the departure OF one OF the best
known young matrons who lived on
that street. A young man is also
said TO be missing. IL was less than
year ago that the missing woman
took part in one of the SWEETEST we'd
dlngs ever held In this vicinity. All
parties connected with the sad affair
are among the most prominent people
In this section.
FELL THROUGH A COAL HOLE
george BROOKS OF Ill Beaufort street
while on his way home last evening
stepped on the iron cover OF a coal hole
in front Of the ward room on Academy
avenue. The cover tipped and Mr..
Brooks fell into the hole spraining
his left knee and cutting both legs
badly
III was taken home in a carriage and
attended by DR. English OF 90 Academy
avenue.
WELL KNOWN YOUNG MAN DEAD
Richard I. Casey. who for several
years has been connected with the de-
livery department OF the Providence
Public Market, died at his home. 1877
Harris avenue. yesterday. after an Ill
ness OF less than a week from pneu-
monia.
He was an exceedingly popular
young man and was honest and trust
worthy. He was a member OF ST
Marys Holy Name society. He was the
son OF Mary and the late Thomas Casey
and was born at Moosup Conn.
TALE OF A COAT.
If there is a mother who has been
searching her house high and low for
her little sons coat she can end the
search and walk TO the store OF John
McGann. 1901 Westminster street
where she will find the garment hang
ing to the wire window screen. IT
has been hanging there for two days
and nigAts-atfa- ttere-Ht
o'clock this morning.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
At the meeting of the Mems club
OF the Baptist church last evening the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident, John A Woodward: vice pres
idents. L. ID. Lippitt NJ. D.. e. p. Ma
son; treasurer, T.. Hunt; secretary, r.
B. Clarke; social COMMITTEES, Allyn
Thornton, H. E. Clarke, r. X Thomp-
son; membership committee p +. Ar
mold. c. f. Norton, H. S. Waite
WILL BUILD BAND STAND.
Alderman Gilbert r. Parker, with
the committee on parks and other city
officials, made visit to Neutacon-
kanut Park yesterday forenoon and
decided to erect a band stand there.
II Will be OF rustic design and will
be made from stone and wood found
on the hill. 1t is expected that con-
certs will be given there during the
latter part OF June.
GENERAL MENTION
The address, How a Daily News
paper is Made" by Charles II. Thurs
ton. before the Olneyviile Business
Mems association last evening. was
exceedingly interesting and informing.
At the conclusion Of the meeting q col
lation was served.
At the meeting of the board OF alder
men today the question of defining the
grade of Cleveland street west from Iau-
rel Hill avenue, and OF the curbing of Ell
lery and Sorrento streets. will come up for
consideration.
Mrs. Mary Manning OF Stokes street
has gone to Boston where she is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William McIAugh-
lin. who were former residents OF Stokes
street.
Martin Rabbit, who for many years
has been janitor of the Ssson street
school building. died at his home, AZ Me-
rtno avenue. yesterday.
The funeral OF Richard Burke. a we'll
known gardener OF A Merino avenue, who
died so suddenly, was held at St. An
thongs church this morning.
The Robert Emmet Literary society
held well-attended meeting In its rooms
on Broadway last evening. but no btIsi-
ness of Importance was transacted.
Mary Holtn OF 1852 Westminster street
has requested the police TO find her gold
watch that she lost on the square last
evening.
A milk wagon and a Thornton car came
together on Westminster hill this morn
ing. but no one was injured
Thomas Gilchrist. a well-known resi-
dent died at his home. II Handy street.
laut evening.
SHE WILL GET $654.31
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