The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-21
OLNEYvILLE
First of Winter Socials by
Branch 33o, c. X. of ALVEY
Chase for Clothesline Despoiler..
Pinafore Presented.

Branch 339 Catholic knights of Amer
lea, held a very interesting session last
evening, beginning series TO be held the
second Wednesday evening OF each month
during the winter.
During the early portion of the meeting
one candidate was initiated This cere-
mony was followed by season OF song
and merrymaking. in which state Presi-
dent John Stanley not only made stir
ring address but later In the evening rem
dered a vocal selection. Among others
who rendered vocal and instrumental
selections were the Misses Agnes Lamey.
Clara and Gertrude Leary OF st. Ed
wards branch Mr.. II. ]. Chapman, John
j. Garrett, p. j. Markey, John ]. Mona
han and the president OF the branch.
John V. Croghan. One OF the decided
hits OF the evening was the dancing OF
james Lenahan, who Is said To be the
best Irish reel dancer In this section The
secretary, J. p. Markey. announced that
ne had received warrants from the SUI
preme secretary for the payment OF the
death benefit due the relatives OF the late
| Della Trainor.
Mr.. Chapman on behalf of the social
committee. presented resolution thank
services to make the evning so pleasant
a one. Mr.. Chapman's associates on the
committee were John j. Garrett, James
Clarke and p. j. Markey. and John ".
| Croghan was master OF ceremonies. A
luncheon swas served at the close OF the
exercises.
DID NOT STOP TO DRESS.
Last evening as some OF those who re-
side In the home of Patrolman James p.
Mclaughlin on Chapin avenue were re-
turning home from one of the theatres
they saw man prowlng about the yard.
They at once notified Mr.. Mclaughlin.
who was just ready to retire for the
nights but without stopping to remove his
slippers gave chase and succeeded I'm get
ting the chap before he had reached
Westminster street and sent him to the
Chaffee street station. At the station the
man had pair OF mems drawers in his
possession, but he could not tell where
he got them but as there was nothing
missing from the clothes lines I'm Mr. Nc
| Laughlins yard he was held. and will
be for reasonable length of time, or un-
I'll folks have had an opportunity to take
account of stock.
OUTLOOK NOT brightly
1t is reported. on the best OF authority.
that the weavers at the weybosset mills
have been told that when they have
tnished the warp that Is now In their
| looms, to leave their addresses at the
office of the mill. and when wanted
again they will be sent for. At noon to-
day one weaver was willing to say that
he did not know when he would be call
| ed upon. This mill Is one of those in the
American Woolen company combination
PRESENTED PINAFoRE.
There was a large attendance at Irons
| hall last evening to enjoy "H. NJ s.
Pinafore." which was presented by the
/ Mount Pleasant Musical club, which was
! given nder the direction OF Howard l..
Kranz, with Clifford A Kingsley as ac-
/ companist The cast was as follows:
Rt Hon. Sir Joseph Porter. Arthur
Higgins; Capt. Corcoran, Robert r.
O'Brien: Ralph Rackstraw, Richard Pal
mer; Dick Deadeye. Butler L. Church;
| Bill Bobstay, William j. O'Brien; Bob
! Beckett Joe Moss; Tom Tucker Miss
/ Nell E Murray; Josephine, Miss Minnie
Sutherland; Hebe. Miss Bertha Laity;
Little Buttercup, Mrs. A. Thompson The
first lords sisters. cousins and aunts
were: Sarah Thompson, Hattie Gardiner,
Grace Gardiner. Lillian Cough. Mrs
Charles Pemberton. Helen Rockwell.
Bessie Andrews, Elsie Gibson. Louise
| O Brien, Elsie Armstrong. Maud Faulk-
| ner, Mabel Swallow. Lillian Thompson
and the crew OF III. NJ. S. Pinafore con-
| sisted of Joseph r. Harwood Joseph Fal
| lows. Joseph Carr. Thomas Manion Carl
Johnson. A. Thompson, Kenneth Niche,
Charles Houlihan and Hersey Capron.
After the performance season OF
dancing was enjoyed, which was under
the the supervision of Messrs. Joseph
Whitaker and John Considine. The
whole was under the direction OF Robert
O Bren, Mrs. Adam Thomson Carl
Johnson, Joseph Fallows and Miss Elsie
Gibson.
BEANE-ADAMsoN NUPTIALs.
William II. Beane. who Is associated
with his father. George f. A. Beane, I'm
business on Plaintield street. was united
in marriage to Miss elizabeth A. Adam
son. by the Rev. +. l. Collins at the home
OF the brides parents on Althea street
last evening, the best man being G..
Fred Beane a brother OF the groom. and
the bridesmaid, Miss Mary J. Adamson,
a sister Of the bride. Upon their return
from their wedding tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beane will reside on Webster avenue.
WAS HIS ONLY SON.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
George b. Arnold. the well-known Plain
field street coal dealer. whose only son
was killed near his home at Warwick
early last evening by being struck by an
automobile, said to be owned and driven
by a j. McCabe.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
met last evening and made final arrange
ments for the proper Observance of Man
chester Martyrs day. which will be held
i'm their parlors on Broadway Sunday af-
ternoon.
St Helenas branch of the Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent union held successful
entertainment and sale in Library hall
last evening.
j. II. Farrell, who was taken suddenly
Ill In his barber shop few days ago, Is
said to be very much improved.
Olneyville council Royal Arcanum, met
In Springer's hall last evening and dis
posed of considerable routine business.
Ivanhoe lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
meet this evening.
Library Hall TO let for dances, fairs,
entertainments, etc, Enlarged, redecor-
a'ed and new floors. Apply to DIR.