The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-22
0LNEYVILLE.
Business Mems Association
Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Unknown Italian Boy Rescued
From Pond Near Atlantic Mills
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The Olneyville Business Mems associa-
ton held a we'll attended meeting iest
evening when the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
President. ]. Frank Russell; vice presi-
dent william p. Potter; secretary Wal
ter ID. Harris treasurer Arthur Bainton;
financial secretary, w. J. Banspach; ex-
ecutfve committee. Gilbert n. Parker,
Harry Daw, DIR. II. r. Windsor; board or
directors, George +. A. Beane, John IL
Bowen, John O'Donnell, Robert Melvin
Seth Walton. w. j. Banspach, Ihomas
Closcton: entertainment committee. John
w. Thornton. William Il. Potter Char1es
ID Muihern.
The telelrs were James Crawshaw and
John w. Thornton.
The report OF the treasurer showed
balance on hand OF s4424. BS-President
0lrbsrt r.. Parker offered resolution 10
abolish the Plainheld street railroad
crossing. which will be taken up for ac-
ton at the next meeting.
Two names were added to the roster or
tAe association and the melting came to
close with an interesting address by the
newly elected president
PULLED OUT OF THE POND.
An italian boy, whose name could not
be learned was pulled out OF the pond
n the rear Of the Atlantic mills yester-
day afternoon He with other boys were
On their way home from school and they
could not resist the temptation Of sliding
ON the ice as had been their custom for
the past few days. They did not for mo-
meut think that the ice had lost consider
able Of It's strength the last day or so,
and the FIRST thing that The youngsters
saw was one OF their number disappear
through the ice. They succeeded In pull
Ing him out, but not until he had gone
down the second time. Neither the boy
who got the ducking nor his schoolmates
win give his name or address.
ANIMAL. BANQUET.
st. Threasa's Alumni association held
its second annual banquet and concert in
the hall Of that school. It was attended
by about It's OF the members
A short address of welcome was made
by the president, John p. Lenahan, after
which he introduced Dennis J.sullivsn, as
master of ceremonies During the exer-
cises spiritual address was made by
Rev. FIR Sullivan. curate OF st. Threasa's =
church The election resulted as follows:
President. John r. Lenshan; vice presi-
dent, John German: treasurer. Patrick
King; secretary, Charles Corcoran: ex-
ecutve committee. Patrick H. Curran,
IN.
THE ROBERT EMMETs.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
feld Its regular meeting In its hall on
Broadway last evening. The committee
which Is arranging for the annual concert
TO be held In Irons hall Sunday, March
&. reported that everything is In readi-
ness. The committee on the annual ban
quet also reported that arrangements had
been nearly completed.
GENERAL MENTION.
The fair held by one OF the societies
OF the Messiah church I'm Irons hall last
evening was much great success than
was looked for on account OF the weather.
The hall was very tastefully decorated.
az was the many booths representing the
FIRST is states of the union. An interest
ing old folks concert was given by the
vocallsts OF the church.
Mr.. James Hazard, the veteran motor
man, wes taken from his home, l79 Chaplin
avenue. to the Rhode Island hospital last
evening. For a number OF weeks Mr..
Hazard has been a great sufferer from
rheumausm.
Miss Belle Gulliver. who has been
spening her vacation with relatives on
Messer street, will leave for Montreal.
Canada tomorrow, where she will Join
the Johnny Jones theatrical company.
The funeral OF Peter Pelow. who died
at the Rhode Island hospital, was held
at the undertaking rooms OF j. r. Lynch
& Co, yesterday. The deceased was one
OF the best known BARRIERS in this section.
Miss Kate Remington OF Blackstone Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Law
ton at their residence, q judith street
The Fowler Wheelmen held a smoker
On their hall In Stokes block last evening.
The rain kept many away. but those that
attended enjoyed themselves
John Warberton. a milk man reported
20 the police that during the last ten days
milk has been stolen from the doorsteps
OF AZ Manton avenue
The police OF the Chaffee Street station
are looking for a man who is reported 10
have picked up a large bundle OF money
on Broadway yesterday