The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10

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The concert aud ball given by Ladies'
auxiliary, No. 10, and Division No. d. An
cient order OF Hibernians, in Irons' hall,
last evening was without doubt one Of
the most enjoyable affairs OF its kind held
there for long time. The hall was flled
to its capacity; and this was due more
particularly 10 the efforts OF the ladies'
The evenings program was made the
more pleasurable from the fact, that
short time was devoted 10 good old Irish
reels, jigs and breakdowns, which were
executed by past masters in the art. The
Globe. Union orchestra with James Kee-
gan as prompter contributed much to the
success OF the function. The first part OF
the evening was devoted TO the concert,
the program being as follows: Plano duet,
Misses Annie O'Connell and May Me
Donald; piano solo, Miss Elizabeth Col
Inns; reading. Miss Sarah Braney; soprano
solo, Miss Nellie Leonard; violin solo,
Miss Gertrude Hanrahan accompanied by
Miss &. Hanrahan reading. Miss Scott;
vocal solo, Mr. James Burns; piano solo.
x,
Gretts Hurley; baritone solo. Mr. Joseph
Farley; piano duet. Misses Annie o'Con-
nell and May Mcdonald.
Al the conclusion collation.
was served The pretty souvenirs OF the
occasion, consisted OF 10 we'll arranged
dancing numbers. The committees were
made up as follows. Committee OF ar
rangements, James Murphy. chairman;
Or John Y. Cannon, secretary; Mary "
Catherine c. Levelle, Mary Caffery. Mary
Reynolds, Isabella Hudson; master of
ceremonies, DR.. John +. Cannon: aids,
James Murphy. Thomas r. Kelly. Ber-
nard Gavigan, Martin Feeley: reception
committee, Mary Slattery. Mary Scott,
Bridget Healy, J. l.. Cannon. ]. II. Feely,
Mrs. p. Manning. Mary Cannon, Mary
Flynn, Thomas r. Beatty. p. j. Fox.
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
James Dougherty. 1s years old, was
taken out of 213 Valley street early last
evening by Patrolman Huntley and sent
TO the Chaffee street station az a suspi-
cious person. A little later the hoy was
sent To the Central station to have the
second degree conferred upon him. Mrs
McCabe. who occupies 2l3 Valley street,
had been informed that Dougherty and a
chum, named George Williams, intended
TO rob her home, and Dougherty she
claims. called early IN tne evening 10 get
a '1ay of the land" but as there were
q number OF persons in the house at the
time he started to go. but was held by one
OF the men who happened to be In the
house. Another called in Patrolman
Iuntley II is only few days ago that an
oyercoat, valued at 500 was stolen from
this house.
EFFORTS NOT APPRECIATED.
About 10 o'clock last evening man call
sd at the Chaffee street police station and
requested that he be locked up. AS he
appeared TO be sober and In his right
mind, his request was not granted. A
short time afterwards Patrolmen Bierns
and Kane landed him at the station. They
found him In a house on Manton ave-
nue.. where he was raising ructions AMI
II was learned then that he was suffering
from Jim Jams" and IL was necessary TO
keep a watch over him during the night
There were two other guests In the cell
room who could not close an eye on ac-