The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-15

appurtenance, anu Is evidently built Tor
business. Inspector OF Buildings
tion Of the building in company with
Chief Engineer Brierly of the Fire De
partment, and found all the arrange
ments for hasty exit In case OF fire Co
be entirely satisfactory, and the owner OF
the structure, X; +. Taylor Of Worcester,
was forwarded the Inspectors certificate
To this effect.
Oyster Supper and Entertainment.
Pawtucket Club. No. l3o. New England
Order Of Profession, gave very success
ful oyster supper and entertainment in
Clan Fraser Hall last evening. Fully
ssventy-fve persons sat down TO
supper. The entertainment was
above the ordinary, and included
Geer. aud Miss TORY, violin selections
by j. Edgar Nickerson and Miss Jessie
Chace. soprano solos by Miss Lizzie Nc
Kinley, aud recitations by the young
folks. A season OF dancing and playing
games was then in order.
aud nominated officers TO be elected on
the 2sth inst. On that evening the grand
lodge will make an Official visitation.
Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.
At the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association last evening a re-
ception was rendered to the new mem
bers. Supper was served at o'clock,
after which came an entertainment con-
sisting of instrumental music and ad-
dresses by Benjamin w. Gallup Of Provi-
dence and General Secretary Stratton.
Saturday afternoon the Y. M. &. A.
football team will play the Gorhams on
the Prospect street grounds in Rhode
Island cup tie contest.
Three Samples of Poor Milk.
Milk Inspector Grldley visited several
grocery stores yesterday and procured
eight sam ples of milk, five of which he at
once put through An analysis. Three of
the samples he found to be below the
standari. He knows the milkmen who
delivered the milk at the stores and will
caution the proprietors of the latter.
The District Court
In the District Court this morning Jo-
seph Langlars was fined SO and costs for
assaulting Officer James T.. McDuff. The
latter arrested him for drunkenness last
evening when he tripped the officer up
and the two had rough aud tumble
fight, in which the officers coat was
ruined. He finally brought his man1n
without assistance.
Two DeTSOuS WcTt uneu anu CObbS IoI
drunkenness. The case against Thomas
II. Kelly for keeping his shop open Sun
day was continued for two weeks.
Points of Interest.
The PawtucRet Street Railway Com
pany is putting 10 a switch from the
Broad street track iuto the Dexter street
route, on Railroad avenue. Cars will be
obliged to run up Broad street beyond
| the switch, change ends and then swing
INTO Railroad avenue, and vice versa on
| the return trip.
The members of the Pawtucket Cricket
| Cub are arranging for supper to be
| held in the near future.
The committee on property OF the
| school committee visited the old Summit
street school house this morning to
see what arrangements were neces-
| sary to open the proposed room
there. They selected the southerly room
on the ground floor. aud will put in
| blackboards and otherwis. fix it up, be-
sides giving the outside of the building
| a coat or paint.
rough survey of the area of Paw
tucKet gives the proportion of territory
on the east side of the Blackstone river to
that on the west side nearly as to 2.