The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
OLNEYvILLE
Graduation Exercises at St.
May's Largely ATTENDED
boy Found Sleeping Under Steps.
Driven From Home Hs Says
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The graduat alton exercises OF st. Mary's
academy on Bainbridge avenue were held
last evening In the school hall which
was prettily decorated for the occasion.
There were 23 delegates as follows:
Thomas F. T. Ballard, John H. NJ Car
mody. James b. A Connolly. Joseph p.
Devine. Joseph A. Durr, Edward j. A.
Difiey. Edward r. G. Farrell. Patrick ].
Feeley. Byron ]. s. Feeney, Francis X.
Finegan. William A German. Daniel l.
Heaton. Joseph A. Herman, John b.
Lawless. Edward F. McE7roy Edward
j. @. McKenna, Leo j. Norton, John E.
O'Neil Joseph l. J. Reynolds. John H.
A. Ryder. Joseph A Streaker and Daniel
a. Welch.
The Grace gold medal for elocution
was won by John Carmody and Daniel
A. Welch received honorary mention
The address of welcome was made by
Leo j. Norton and was followed by a
long and very interesting program, at
the conclusion of which the Rev. FIR
Thomas p Grace pastor Of ST Marys
church. presented the graduates with
their diplomas and made an earnest and
instructive address to the scholars The
following named pupils took part in
the program: John H. A. Ryder Francis
X. Finegan. Joseph 1. J. Reynolds. Ed
ward F. McElroy. Byron j. s. Feeney.
Patrick j. Feeley. Edward ]. @. McKen-
ma. John Edward O'Ueill, William A.
German, Joseph A Herman, Joseph A.
Herman. Joseph Alfred Streker, John
Henry German. Daniel s. Welch, John
O'Rourke Ernest Kelly, John Carmody.
Martin Cannon. James Appleton Francis
Raftery, Raymond J. Walsh, Joseph
DALEY. Henry McQuillan. j. Howard.
Thomas +. O'Neill. Daniel l. Heaton.
James b. A. Connolly Francis Mcdonald,
John II. Carmody. Edward Diffiey. John
B. Lawless. Thomas T. f. Ballard, Ed
ward +. @. Farrell.
Miss May c. Ryan presided at the
piano. The judges for the Grace gold
medal were Rev. John F. Tuly, Rev
Peter Paul Kelley and Rev. James Bart
ley. Notices Of the classes have been:
'O5. "A Good Beginning is Half the Battle
Won;" '06 "Spes Nostra Maria" '07,
Excelsior" and "Nunc Coepi" has been
chosen for '0S
DRIVEN FROM HOME
A little after O'Clock this morning Pa
trolman Lee heard some one snoring un-
der the rear steps OF Covell's grocery
store on Atwelrs avenue The sleeper
was Lirantro Colizzo. Is years old He
was sent to the Chaffee street station,
where he told Sergt. Duffy he was afraid
TO go to his home at 5l2 West Exchange
street, for his father had told him to
get work" or stay away. He said he had
no mother, and this portion of his story
was found TO be true. but his father said
the boy left home yesterday morning on
his own accord. He was sent TO the Gen.
trail station for further investigation
WILL CELEBRATE HIS FIRST MASS.
Rev. FIR. Hugh Kearns, who was or
dained to the priesthood at Washington,
j.. C., few days ago; is expected to ar
Bowdoin street, this evening, or early
tomorrow morning FIR Kearns will cele-
brate his first mass at ST. Mary's church
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock.
A FIELD DAY.
The Irish Volunteers are to hold their
annual field day Sunday on what is
known as the Smith farm near Thorn
ton. The time will be principally devoted
to drill for Irish day. that has been an
nounced for July 30.
FOUND HIS TOOLS
Sometime ago James Phillips reported
20 the police that a lot of tools had been
stolen from his room at 221 Valley street. |
Yesterday he sent word TO the police that
he had found them tucked away behind a
trunk in his room.
ROOM ROBBED.
James Sunderland called at the Chaffee I
street police station last evening and re-
ported that his room at 43 Manton avenue
had been entered and about $50 worth of
clothing and trinkets had been taken
NO % FOR THEM.
The Grover Fishing club are to dedicate
their new dining hall at Rocky Point |
sunday. June 30 instead OF the .23d. as
announced in this column last evening.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Cunningham OF rs Bergln street
reported TO the police yesterday that his !
horse had disappeared from his barn at |
eie Gladstone avenue.
Patrol Driver Hugh f. Leonard of the /
Chaffee street station is Off on his annual
vacation and during his absence T.. #.
Moran will officiate.
The young people OF Lymansville are 20 !
hold a monster bonfire at Lymansvilie, |
"Wednesday evening. July D.
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