The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-03
OL-NEYVILLE
Miss S. M. Cough, Church of the AS
SUMPTION Organist, Surprised by Choir.
Free Libr. ary Association Elects Officers.
Woman's Aid Society Sells Its Building.

Miss Sarah M. Cough. who or 'ne pnss
six years has been the organ pot,srs.
Church OF the Assumption ON ro'
avenue. and who quite recently .res,sneu
fhat position. was taken very nn'cn oy
s,,rnrise at her home, 557 Broadway, py "
of the members OF the choir OF 'na'
church when Mr.. George Cheese. on pc
half OF the party, presented MISS Sousn
with a beautiful loving cup the young
lady's mother. her sister, Mary b:' anu
her brother Peter F., were let into the az
ss,r q dav or so ago. and II was with con-
adorable difficulty that the recipient OF
Iaat evenings gift was kept from know
ing what was in store for her. There was
an abundance OF the best OF vocal anu IN
strunental music and II was Midnight be-
fore the party found time 10 enter the
dining room, where feast was served. "A
more joviai or happier party has not been
within the confines OF olneyviiie Tor many
q day.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The Olneyville Free Library association
held its annual meeting last evening and
elected the following officers: President.
w A II. Grant: vice president, Walter ID.
HARRIS: secretary. William s. Steere;
treasurer DIR. Frank A. Twitchell; trus-
tees John T. Bowen. Miss Sarah j. Eddy,
n r Parker. E. ]. San Souci, john +.
Eox p T. Farnsworth and John NC
cInchey; membership committee, John
McGlinchey, A. II. Longfellow, M D.
Thomas Cloxton, Mrs. II. M. Richardson
and Miss r. r. Leavens; book commlttee'
William 8. steere, Mrs. II. M. Richardson,
e ] san souci. r. A. Spratt. r. +. sibley,
na Miss Leavens. Mrs. H. M. Richard
son was elected as librarian and Mrs. An
weii her assistant. The association 10, ac-
cordinr 70 the report OF its offioers IN an
exoeIlent condition In every respect
SOLD IT'S BUILDING.
The woman's Aid society. wnfcn TOT
MANY years has been engaged In cnhri-
table work IN this section and nsla 'nsu nn
issssd iand. on Dewey. street. have dis
posed OF tho building through 1om,mr- ,nnnr
e sssissips s.s., q nsssr: .ns john MsT Ksnyon.
,s' !, ssis:ssd ssSisss,d ,sas % :. will 30 more eco.
n mnos,acai 10 DO 30 than 70 have thsir n cwn
hall IN .sFS!aT ,,,s t,sss's ,Ss w ms,Ssrs 81 SssS
a. ana The tie GOOD % wcrs ( oontinNsd The report
~ ths Treasurer, Mrs. Thaysr, Shows
that the society. 20 f1r - nnamoes na.d,s Srs
ton.
An oPrN MEETING,
A. trs ureetanr Of Oineyvflie council Of
the Royal Arcanum In eptngers nal iass
svsnine. a oommitss wa! appointed 20
srranSe for an open nesting wnicn - 70
Ss held wecns'dsy Sss sysnn sss o.ci Sc' Visit q
Grand Dram Rsssnt Norman c. Cheney ana
suifa Al entertainment Will be givcn.
and an, ong thoss who win appear w7H os
sspE'%; sspF S.y DcRSsy %Rsc y sessh %ss Known
eitv AZ i mimic and aii-round sntsrtain'
ar. runchson Will b served.
KEPT .'A-NnOvIfNo."
,vat>ob nan J. NJ. Cannon was callsd 70
the Day Nursery on Desa.ns s sss snyyHf.
y IN ISr sns n,oynS siSss:if With the little
snss s v DO wsrs .playing = the yard; wh;n -
,pskss ps ser, g ssst 3 OF q Sumss. ss.d 70 would
move on. and keep moving ana no
eia; eTHrnr yvrRD NO BIG oRArIoNs
ov,n~ TO the fact that the speakers
.chsduied "a speak at the open meeting
81 the HiasA - Democratic c'uo 'ass I,,r AZ
- -. connscN 'ons was tho cause Of much
dissupofutu,sn 20 q large gathering VINO
wsrs anx1ous to learn something new IN
ths noIitical ~ Grid. The social commit.
sns hovever. were on hand and carried
ouf thsir porto n Of the svsnings pro-
gram 70 the lett 90.
THINK H.g 10 THE MAN.
EIlsvorth Bowan n, young man, was
tatsn into custody last evening by IN
snector Wilkinson Of the Chaffee street
Alton on suspicion Of being the fellow
shat stole sll.y from the clothing OF Will
liam Barry that was In wardrobe In
Durnn's stable on Library court Tuesday
night.
WILL. BE GIVEN A RECEPTION.
Mr. Be,rne. wife OF Patrolman Beirne
OF the Chaffee street station. has returned
from an extended stay In Eueope. MT.
and Mrs. Beirne have taken up their resi-
dence AZ l37 Pocasset avenue. where a
reception win be rendered Mrs. Beirne
bv her many friends In the near future
LOST THREE BAGS OF FLOUR.
The driver of some delivery wagon was
ehy three bags of flour when he reached
his destination on Hartford avenue about
o'clock this morning for on trip to-
wards the city the motorman OF a Dan
ielson car was obliged to make three
stops and toss that number OF bags filled
with nour from the tracks
ENVELOPE RECOVERED.
The envelope snatched from Mrs. Sweet.
while near the postoffioe Tuesday eve
ing by two young men. was found on
Hartford avenue by A L. Duckworth. Of
III Manton avenue, who is q conductor.
Mr.. Duckworth turned the same over 70
Capt. whipple of the Chaffee street sta
ton. The papers in the envelope were
concerning one McQuaide and the Soldiers
home at Togus. Me.
GENERAL MENTION.
Conductor Edwin L. Thayer Ia confined
20 his home on Aiverson avenele with an
injury to his left knee. While Mr. Thayer
was the guest OF friends at Taunton.
Mass. a few days ago he slipped and fell
and n was with much difficulty that he
was able TO return home.
The Robert Emmet Literary association
met in their parlors on Broadway last
evening and made arrangements for fall
and winter work.
DR.. william H. Berth, who died at his
home. z75 Orms street. before his college
days lived on Messer street. and was well
and most favorably known among the
younger folks.
Mesers. Owen Ooara, Peter Turnichffe.
and one or two other heavy weights of
the Grover Fishing club. were the guests
Of Mr. Archie NORM today, who took them
IN his auto TO the Brockton fair.
Daniel Quigiey. who. during the past
season held responsible position at