The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-09
0LNEYvILLE
Regent Social and Literary Club
Provides Entertainment for
Ladies-Early Morning Fire
Just Over City Line-St. Mary's
Branch, !. c. B. u, Holds In
stallation.

stallation.
The Regent Literary and Social club.
which Is the oldest and most popular or
ganzation OF It's character I'm this vicin-
lity. entertained about 100 OF their lady
friends In Irons hall last evening. These
young ladies have for the past six years
4 done their full share I'm making the fairs
lheld by the club successes and II has
been the custom OF the club TO entertain
their fair assistants each year. and the
event last evening was the most enjoy
able of all. AT $50 o'clock the festivities
OF the evening began with a grand march
which was led by Walter Carley. who
was accompanied by Eva Conner. and the
merry party made several pretty evolu-
tions about the hall. after which dancing
was enjoyed until midnight when the line
was formed once more and marched 10
Library hall where q hot turkey supper
was served by Caterers Mathewson &
| Rowland The ladies were given a hear
~ welcome to the feast by Albert john
son, who acted master of ceremonies.
| The other speakers were the ''old stand
| by" Michael +. Going. Edward Herman.
president OF the club. and Eugene Lynch.
This ended the festivities In Library hall
and all returned TO Irons hall. where
dancing was resumed. The following
named members had charge of the AFFAIR:
Committee OF arrangements. Albert
Johnson, chairman; Peter r. Reilly. treas
urer: Walter Carley. secretary general
! floor director. Walter Carley: assistant
floor director. James Gill; aids. James
Brothers. Eugene Lynch. William Geary,
Frank Cassidy: reception committee Jo-
seph IIetherman, Peter f. Reilly
THE FIRE WAS OVER THE LINE.
| An alarm Of fire was sent in from box
SO at about O'Clock this morning by Pa
| trolman A. d. Sharpe. but when the fire
| department reached the box they found
that the FIRE was in what is known as
Kings hail. Just over the city line In
Johnston and was burned 10 the ground
The patroman sent in the alarm at the
request OF a fireman. who lives near the
city line The cause of the fire could no.
be learned this morning. This building
was recently purchased by a man named
Corbett. who intended to make II into
four-family house.
A NUMBER ON THE SICK LIST.
Patrolmen Beirne and c. J. Byron and
Patrol Driver p. Cooney OF the Chaffee
street station are on the sick list. Sub
stitute Driver A. Moon has been detailed
in Mr.. Cooney's place.
WILL INSTALL THIS EVENING.
Ivanhoe lodge, Knights Of Pythias. will
meet this evening in Odd Fellows hall on
Plainfield street when the officers-elect
will be installed.
ST. MARY'S BRANCH INSTALL Of
FTCERS.
The officers-elect OF St Mary's branch.
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union. were
Installed by State Deputy Mccarthy In
Guild hall last evening. and are fol-
lows: President Harry Chapman: vice.
president. Charles McKenna, Jr.; record
Ing secretary. James Harrigan; financial
secretary, Sa james Jane nh,1; Hunt; guards Thomas
of sick committee, Charles Mckenna. Sr;
sergeant-at-arms William Hanley: trus-
tee, Edward Callahan; treasurer, stephen
A. Larney. ~
ALDERMAN McMANN WILL EN-
TERRAIN.
Mann of the Tenth ward will entertain
the members 0f the Taxpayers club of
that ward I'm Columbia hall on Putnam
street: This Is to be strictly social af.
fair. for the smoke OF the recent political
battle has cleared away. and the alder
man believes that an afternoon of good
fellowship is due just about this time. An
order has been left with well-known
caterer To have a generous supply OF
good things to eat and drink on hand.
LOTS OF WORK ON HAND.
The Regent Literary and Social club
have committee out to arrange for their
annual minstrel show, which will be given
In Irons hall on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. March and s. The club will
latter part of April or the first OF May.
THINKS THERE is A WOMAN IN
THE CASE.
Mr.. William Hanley. one of the leading
members OF the Forlorn Bunch has just
returned from a trip. Some time ago
family from the annexed district removed
TO Virginia, and one member OF this fam
lily was "A pretty girl about 20 years Old,
and Mr.. Haney's associates are Of the
opinion that he did not go farther South
GENERAL MENTION.
Martin ArsepSui' one OF the s,rp popu,,abr
his conductor. Sullivan. called upon their
old cronies yesterday afternoon Mr..
Arsenault's face was wreathed in smile.
and this because he Is the papa OF
bouncing baby boy.
Late last evening a window was found
broken In a building owned by James
Lavel.e at 81 Delaine street: Mr.. Lavelle
was notified The police officials are of
the opinion that the window was broken
by Young men who intended 20 rob the
store OF lead pipe. etc. The store, while
not being occupied contains full liquor
saloon outfit so far as fixtures arc con-
cerned.
Battska Banco OF 12e Murray street
called at the Chaffee street police sta
Tyler that $40 had been stolen from his
pocket at his home. Mr.. Banco told the
lieutenant that he suspected very near
member OF his own family.
William Kane of sS1 North Main street
reported TO the police last evening that
a house on Window avenue in course OF
construction was broken into late last
evening and number of faucets and
quantity of brass pipe stolen.
John Mooney. well known In this sec
ton, was taken into custody this morning
at his home on Atwood street, and de-
tanned at the Chaffee street police station
as an insane person.
"THREE WEEKS"