The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-09
OLNEYvILLE
Grover Fishing Club EntertaIns
At Its Club HOUSE
Funeral Of wife Of PdtroIman
KsII0y...III at Paris


! a big punch bowl filled with delicious fruit
| lemonade, and TO all the good things am
| Pile Justice was done. The piano In the
| reception room was kept agoing from the
/ time the ladies removed their wraps until
| long after dark, and among those who
entertained were Profs. Howarth and
! Waterman, Miss Margaret O'Gana, Mr..
| Fred Irons, Miss Catherine Kelly, Miss
/ w. Giddard, Benjamin Levin, Mrs. Levin,
| Miss Coyne and Miss Bellin. Miss Alice
/ Reilly gave a number OF selections on the
/ mandolin and her sister Gertrude enter
/ talned with vocal selections. Among the
/ men who sang were James Reilly, Corp
Hopkins. Peter Turnnicliffe. The ladies
! who sang were Mrs. Turnicliffe, Mrs.
! Levin. and the Misses Howarth, Cooper
! and Kelly.
| At 4 o'clock the bake" was served,
| and II was heartily enjoyed The success
! ful affair was in charge OF owen O'Gana,
| Albert l.. Due and James Mccarthy, the
latter being the master OF the bake The
noon spread was prepared by George II.
Grover, and he and the committee were
assisted by Messrs. Cook. Quinn. Gamma
vey. Shaw, Donnelly, Kelley and others,
while Louis McGowan held the post OF
honor The officers OF the club are George
Grover, president; Charles Rhodes, vice.
president; Benjamin Levine, treasurer:
Daniel McWilliams, secretary, and owen
O'Garra, sergeant-at-arms.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
An engrossed resolution on the death
OF the late Alderman William IL. Covell,
by the Tenth Ward Independent Tax
payers club, to be presented 10 his fam,
ily some day this week. was adopted
yesterday.
There were about so members present
and the gathering was called TO order
10y President George H. Leonard. The re-
port OF William T. Darcy. who repre-
sented the club at the meeting In regard
TO the eight-hour law, wos accepted and
thanks Edward II. Smith. chairman OF
the outing committee. also made re-
port.
will be held on July %. special meet
Ing will be held on July l6 20 complete
arrangements. The event will take place
at the Warwick club and a special car
Will carry the party TO tho grounds.
Remarks were made at yesterdays
meeting by Edward III. Smith. Maurce j.
Pendergast. John J. Lacy Councilman
Timothy Il. Kelley. William T. Darcy and
others.
FUNERAL OF MRS. KELLEY.
The funeral OF Hannah M, wife of Pa
| trofnaH tftcnuet Kelley, of the Chaffee
street station. was held at her late resi-
dence AZ Hedley street, Manton. this morn
ing, and was followed by n mass OF
requiem at ST. Thomas church at 3
o'clock There were a number OF hand
a
cross from Mr.. Kelleys associates at the
station. The bearers were Patrolmen
Thomas Smith. John Hanlon. John Finne-
gan and James II. Coleman. The inter-
ment was at st. AIMS cemetery.
SICK IN PARIS.
| Word has 'een received that M. Kel-
| ley of the well known comedy team
OF Kelley and Reno. both OF whom
reside on Joslin street, is danger
ously Ill in Paris. France with
| typhoid Pneumonia. Messrs Kelley and
| Reno went to Europe last fall and opened
long engagement at the Empire Theatre.
London. England They made decided
hit and secured engagements that would
take them nearly two years to FILL
REPORTED FOR DUTY.
Patrolman Kane. who was transferred
from the Central station TO the ChafYee
street station TO take the place OF Pa
trolman German, who was sent TO the
Central station. reported for duty last
evening. He had been of duty nearly
month. owing to an injury TO his right
foot Mr. Kane has been assigned TO
No. or what is known as the "FlatIron.,
beat on Beer HILL"
HAD TO STAY ALI. NIGHT
Joseph Rosso was arrested on Chalk
stone avenue yesterday afternoon by
Mounted Patrolman Smith. and locked
up at the Chafree street station on n
charge or revelling. Late I'm the even
ing delegation OF Rosso's friends went
TO the residence Of Captain Marston. %
Chapin avenue. and made a strong plea
Tor MS release but Rosso was obliged
TO remain at the station all night.
PROMOTED.
Robert Eaton, who for several wears has
been connected with the mechanlcal o--
partment OF the Weybosset Mills was.
upon reporting for duty this morning
notified that he had been promoted TO
the position or master mechanic 10 nh
the vacancy caused by the death of C.
It. Wedden.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Holy Name society OF st Marv.s
Catholic church. held well-attendea
meeting yesterday afternoon. The Office
or the society was read by the spiritual
director, Rev. FIR. Powers, after which
ne made an interesting address Three
candidates were initiated
Messrs. Platt and Schier were the
guests OF Commodore Cameron in his
launch Lena c.. yesterday. The party
| went TO Oakland Beach and re,,,rnoo
| with three bushels OF ouahauas ,no ~,
the trio are members OF the Homestead
| club, this means n chowder for the stay
| nome members this evening
Cnarles stone, one OF the leading shoe
dealers OF Taunton, Mass, was the ruest
| OF Morris Jacobson Mt the Grover Fish
ing clubs outing at Rocky Point yester-
day
Mrs. Emma Latham OF q Alston stree,
reported at the Chafree street station last
| evening that 50 worth OF hens had been
stolen from her coop.
| Capt Frank Canning OF Conpanv "a
second regiment, reported at the Charree
| street police station last evening that n
loxlo American flag belonging to the COM
pany had been stolen
AT the meeting OF st. Theresa's irsti-
tute Wednesday afternoon the sum OF $500
was handed 20 the spiritual director OF
the organization. as the result OF the pjc-
| nic on July
The square was well filled with soldiers
this morning as the Sheridan guards. who
nave an armory IN this place. gathered
there TO take n special car for Quonset.
The outing OF the Pastime club on its
grounds on killingley avenue yesterday
afternoon was compete success.
Michael Hanley OF Hose company No
| 20 is enjoying his annual vacation