The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-09
OLNEYvILLE.
Graduation Exercises Of Girls
Glasses In ST. Mary's Academy
Birthday Reception TO Frank S.
Card -.GiVen Loving Cup

The graduation exercises OF the girls
classes at St Mary's academy on Balm
bridge avenue last evening were especially
interesting Fully 800 girls participated
in the program and they demonstrated
the efficient and patient work or the
teachers, who are of the order OF the Con-
gregation OF Notre Dame. The program
consisted OF vocal and instrumental music
and marches. The audience numbered
fully 1000 and the hall was elaborately
decorated with cut flowers, potted plants
and bunting.
The graduates were Mary Mcdonald.
Mary s. O'Connor. Mary Norton, Mary
L. OConnor Mary Streeker, Dorothy
Fitzwald and Cora Guirten. They were
presented with diplomas crowns and
medals by Rev. FIR. Thomas +. Grace.
pastor OF the church. who also addressed
the graduating class on their success.
There were present 10 witness the exer-
cLses many clergyinen and Christian
Brothers from different parts OF the state.
The validictory was read by Mary II.
OConnor and the hall and the seating
arrangements were In charge Of the Holy
Name society OF the church. The school
will continue in session until the latter
part OF the month. The graduation exer-
cises of the boys class will be held In
the near future
BIRTHDAY RECEPTION.
Frank s. Card OF Stewart street was
rendered a reception by his mother Mrs
Belle Card. at her residence, 294 Plainfield
street. last evening. The occasion was
highly enjoyed by those present and Mrs.
Card gave her son substantial reminder
OF the SSth anniversary OF his birth IN the
shape OF a beautiful gold watch. chain
and charm.
Uncle Gardner Smith was master OF
ceremonies and Mrs. Irene Card assisted
the hostess. Little fiddle" was the
busiest and the happiest OF the merry
party. During the evening a tempting
luncheon was served.
GIVEN A LOVING CUP
The superintendent and foremen in the
different departments OF the Earnsclffe
mills went 10 the Narragansett hotel last
evening where they presented Herman
J. Waterhouse, who until recently was
one OF the owners OF the MILL with a
handsome silver loving cup. The presen-
tation speech was made by Charles r.
Robinson, the present superintendent.
The pleasant affair was followed by
supper
s25 FOR THE FUND.
The officers-ele OF Prosperity lodge.
Daughters OF ST. George. were installed
by the district deputy, Mrss Carrie Good
win, In odd Fellows hall on Plainheld
street last evening. The degree team Of
the lodge which won first prize before the
nattonat convention IN Rochester last
spring, reported IL would hold a straw
berry festival in the near future The
sum Of SIS was donated to the San Fran
cisco relief fund.
LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE.
Felix Marone called al the Chafree
street station last evening and requested
the officers 10 locate his wife Mary who
has been missing since Thursday evening
She Is 27 years old and when last seen
wore blue wrapper, a light-colored
jacket. but no hat.
Marone, whose abode Is at 81 Laban
street. intimated that when his wife left
the house she made the remark that she
was going 10 leave him."
KILLED A HORSE.
One OF a pair OF horses attached to a
heavily loaded wagon owned by Frank
slavin of 654 Atwells avenue was killed
In collision with a Hartford avenue car
near the railroad crossing on Hartford
avenue yesterday afternoon. The driver
of the team, John Murray. sustained cuts
about his right hand and head.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Holy Name society OF St Marys
street tomorrow morning and will attend
the o'clock mass In a body, at which
the members will receive holy com
munion.
Charles Rogers, who came here from
Holyoke about a year ago and purchased
the establishment Of Bartholomew sher-
sdan at GIL Broadway, disposed OF II TO
Bernard Cannon yesterday.
The patrolmen at the Chaffee street sta
tion picked up four boys who are wanted
by Truant officer Whittemore and sent
them TO the Central police station.
The room OF Peter Crbin at Ga Putnam
street was entered during his absence
yesterday. His shoes and watch are
missing.
John Jacobs White. on his way 10 his
nome on Troy street last evening. lost
his pay envelope, containing 80.
The social committee OF the West Side
Trolley club is arranging for a moon
light excursion.