The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-08
0LNEYvILLE.
Installation by Division 20, L.
0. H., and Regents.
Cantata, prince Of Judah, "
At Broadway Baptist Church.
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There was a large attendance at the
meeting of Division No. ~, Ancient order
OF Hbernians I'm Emmet's hall. when
three candidates were initiated. and four
applications for membership were re-
ceived yesterday.
State district deputy OF the county
board installed the following named offl-
GERS: President John j.. Cannon vice
president Thomas r. Beatty: treasurer,
John Noon: financial secretary, John II.
Fee!y; recording secretary. Thomas Il.
Kelly A very pleasing musical and liter
sry program and collation. was enjoyed.
The report OF the various officers show
I'D that the organization had made
substantial gain in membership and finan-
ces.
THE REGENTS INSTALL OFFICERS.
The following were installed as officers
OF the Regent Literary and Social club
in their parlors on Valley street yesterday
afternoon, by the senior ex-president.
John Lyons: President. William II.
Rowe; vice president. Edward Mccarthy;
treasurer Peter REILLY: financial secre-
tary. James Graham; corresponding sec
retary, Peter Boule; sergeant alarms,
Edward Herman; librarian. William
Geary.
This was followed by an entertainment.
III WHICH the tOllOWlnR members TOOK
part: Brothers William Geary, Edward
keirnan, Patrick Sullivan, John Hayden.
William Fallon, and Peter REILLY. the lat
ter making an interesting address. At
the conclusion Of the exercises a COLA
ton was served.
A CHURCH PARADE.
The many French societies OF this vi
cinty met at Kennedy & Coughs hall.
on Manton avenue yesterday morningo
and with two bands OF music marched
10 the French Catholic church on Har-
rison street. where they attended the 10:30
o'clock services. They returned TO the
hall. where business meeting was held
and in the evening there was a banquet
and entertainment.
WAS WELL ATTENDED.
The cantata Prince OF Judah" was
given at the Broadway Baptist church
last evening. Those who took a prom-
nent part In the program were the Rev.
NJ D. Fuller. Miss Elsie Armstrong. Mr..
Ronald B. Clarke. Mr. A. c: Thomas Miss
A. Pratt. Miss Nora Buckley Mrs A. G..
Pratt and Mr.. c. Il. Alverson. There was
a large attendance.
GENERAL MENTION.
Court Thomas A. Doyle. Foresters Of
America, will hold another important
meeting Monday evening at Springers
hall. II is expected that about ten candl-
dates will be initiated and that large
present to greet the new brothers.
The Irish National Foresters' bazaar.
which was held in Luther's hall on At
wells avenue for three nights. came to a
close Saturday evening, and the contest
for the diamond ring was won by Miss
Mary A Seward, with 1890 votes.
Saturday evening George Bradley OF eSl
Atwells avenue gave Richard Sheverly
81 30 TO purchase some postage stamps for
him. and he says he has not seen the
young fellow since. He has reported the
case to the police.
At the meeting OF the Henry Grafton
Literary association held yesterday af
tcrnoon committee OF FIVE was appointed
90 arrange for a lecture and concert 10 be
given in Forester's hail at Manton OH st.
Ps tricks night.
Margaret Lanney Of 5s Delaine street re-
ported TO the Chaffee street station that
while walking from the post office TO the
Westminster street bridge, that she lost
her gold breach
Patrolman Connerton reported for duty
N the Chaffee street station this morning
There are none of the men from this sta
tion on the sick list at the present time.
Patrolman Campbell OF the Chaffee
street station found dog with a broken
leg in the doorway OF 1919 Westminster
street this morning. Dog officer Dean was
notified and he took the animal away.
The funeral OF Miss Margaret Casey OF
II Covell street was from St Theresas
church at Q o'clock and that OF Mrs.
Mary T. Kenney, wife OF Simon Kenney,
a $3.50 today.
- An alarm was sent in from box 223 Sat-
urday evening for n slight fire in the
home OF Albert Stukey. "a Fairmouut ave-
nue..