The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
OLNEYv|LLE.
Young Women Give a Very
Successful Minstrel Show.
lvanhos Lodge EntertaIns Wis.,
tors. A Narrow Escape.

began with the usual minstrel circle, IN
which the following named young ladles
took part: Misses Alice oRourke. BESSIE
nonllon. Agnes Riley, Anna Welch, Mar
saret McCaughey. Catherine Mcdonald.
Mary " Hand and Anna Herbert.
when the Misses Mary King and Mary
REYNOLDS sang ''Foldo-rol-dol'' they made
the hit OF the evening. The work OF MISS
Agnes Justine Brisson with Indian clubs
was very clever, as was the club drill BY
the Misses Agnes J. Croghan, Ellen Q.
King Teresa NJ. Croghan. Agnes Z. Col
lins Alice j. German. Ethel O.. MCCOY,
blanche B. Bisson. Grace NJ. Grimley,
Teresa A. Sullivan. Bessie B. Donilon,
Helen A. Gil, Sarah NJ Gil, Helen +.
Flanagan, with Rosemary L. Murray as
leader.
The 's,heisa Girls" was presented by
the Misses Agnes r. Hunt, Mary V.
Hand. Mary c. Gilhooly, Lillian NJ.
BAILEY Mary T.. Corcoran, Julia f. Mon
ahan. Teresa Il. Joyce. Blanche b. Bis
son, Frances NJ. Flanagan. Nellie Nj. Muir
ray, Grace NJ. Grimley; reading. selected,
Miss Rose Beatrice Flanagan. chevalier
song. Miss Anna NJ. Welch, assisted by
Anna T. Casey. Jennie V. McPeak, Teresa
M Croghan Margaret NJ McCaughey.
Mary l.. McCaughey, Rosemary II. Muir
ray, Margaret Z. Renahan, Catherine
~. Croghan, Genevieve Walsh. The en-
tertainment closed with a comedy. skit.
RulllltO. line lTtaitSl 1ldkAt III lltf
In which the Misses Susie Welch, Nellie
Murray. Mary Corcoran. Teresa Sullivan,
LILLIAN King Agnes Hunt. Frances Flan-
agan and Genevieve Walsh took part
Miss Helena f. Kenney was interlocu-
tor Miss Mary Z. Spencer, class ac-
companist, and Miller's orchestra fur
nished the music. The program Will be
repeated tomorrow afternoon for the oen-
att of the children.
JOLLY GOOD TIME.
Ivsnhoe lodge. Knights OF Pythias. had
= houseful OF company last evening and
all spent an enjoyable evening About $50
thirty or more members OF Washington
lodge OF Central Falls arrived at the hall
IN a chartered car. and each was armed
with noise-making machine, which was
worked TO the limit The visitors were
cordially greeted by Chancellor Com
mander George Bowen. who made the ad-
dress OF welcome. which was replied TO by
Chancellor Commander ]. G. Knight
The regular business OF the lodge was
disposed OF In hurry, after which Past
Chancellor Henry o. Martin was chosen
master or ceremonies and after making a
Witty speech he called upon Grand Chan
cellor Ernest Scott who was followed by
Grand Prelate Walter Wright, Supreme
Representative Frederick r. Phillips Col
Hiram ID. Murray. head OF the uniform
rank OF this state, Chancellor Commander
Knight OF washington lodge. Chancellor
Commander Bowen OF Ivanhone lodge and
others. II was expected that Garfield
lodge OF wanskuck would also be pres
ent In body. but only a NEW members
attended.
There was short season OF whist and
q luncheon was served. The visitors were |
looked out for by Past Chancelors M. B. |
mcmillan, Alfred Underwood, Miles Da-
vids. Walter Fiske and Joseph Foster.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
One OF three small children came near
being killed by an electric cor on the
square early last evening. and had not the
motorman been attending strictly to his
duties It would not have escaped The
three children started to cross the square
IN front OF the car. two OF them getting
over safely. The third and smallest fell
between the rails. but the motorman sue
ceeded In stopping the car within less
than Ave feet OF the prostrate body.
Those who witnessed the incident were
loud In their praise for the prompt work
OF the motorman.
MUST BE GOOD.
The three boys taken 10 tho Chafree
urteet police station yesterday morning
by Patrolman Wilkinson for having Mr..
Fahcy's roam pony In their possession
were turned over to Probation Officer
wallace as the charge OF horse stealing
was little stronger than Capt Rowe
cared to put against them. Two OF the
boys wanted to 20 TO the reform school,
but they will have TO be good instead. IL
Rhey are not they will be dealt with Sc
6erely.
BOYS WON.
Three boys and two members of the
Ehafree street police station INDUCED in
toot race on Messer street at an early
hour this morning and the kids" proved
the best sprinters The boys were helping
themselves 10 feed" OF bread and milk
IN the doorway OF a store. One OF the
boys Is known TO the police and will be
called to the station later
DEATH OF MRS. KENYON.
Susan F., wife OF ex-Representative
oohn T. Kenyon, died at her residence 10
Rye street at 8 o'clock last evening. She
was among the best known women OF
this place and until her illness of about
one years duration. was prominently
connected with charitable work and won-
ans organizations. Besides her husband
che leaves two sons. one resident of
this place. while the other Is in business
1n Florida. Her funeral will be held Mon
day at IL o'clock.
CHECKER CONTEST.
At the Olneyville Checker club. q Plain
Geld street last night Charles Tupper and
e. l.. Eddy played another series Of
games In their twenty game contest for
the Hanes gold medal Two games were
played the good fortune resting this time
with Mr.. Tupper. he winning one game
and one being drawn.
Ernest Williams acted as time keeper
and kept the games
The score now stands three wins each
with eight games drawn there being six
more TO play.
GENERAL MENTION.
SO many wedding parties have gone
Through the square I'm hacks OF late that
little attention Is paid 20 them. but one
passed through yesterday ln automobiles
and one OF them was rigged out with ban
ners. ribbons etc. and each OF the party
made all the noise possible.
A Polander named Olecka was arrested
last evening at his home on Kossuth
street for making an assault on the wife
OF fellow countryman. The assault Is
alleged 10 have been made In hall on
Palman street. where a number OF Poles