The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-12
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OPEN EVENIN CS.
Jerome Kennedy & CO.

gentlem II have sent in their names To pe
voted upon at the next monthly meet
ing.
Mr.. Nickerson, agent of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals.
paid our town visit on Saturday in the
interest of horses which we're supposed to
be overloaded. The main trouble was
the bad condition at the pier.
Col. s. y. Colt has returned from New
York where he has been during the week
on business. -
The question of license seems TO be the
general topic of conversation at the pres
ent time. Many who have favored IL are
talking against it now and publicly an
nounce their reasons for SO doing
George Saunders has received another
order for a thirty-footer for parties in
Providence. He has now three set up
aud partially planked. The shop pre-
sents "A lively scene.
Sunday afternoon on the main road
opposite the cemetery two teams going i'm
opposite directions collided, throwing
out lady and bruisiug her arm and
shoulder aud breaking the shafts of one
of the vehicles.
A petition will soon be put in circula-
ton to nominate the surveyor of the
compact part of the town in open town
meeting instead Of leaving it in the hands
of the council.
Joseph Bacault visited town on Satur-
day for the purpose of locating here and
opening an office as an expounder of the
law. but fell In with friends who advised
him not to. He took theit advice.
Edward Ryan is critically i'll at his
home with no hope OF his recovery.
Andrew Lynch, manager of the Ferry
cliff farm, has beaten the record by kill
ing two hogs on Saturday whose aver
age weights were 600 pounds.
pAWTUxET.
The following officers have been elected
by Rhode Island Lodge of Knights of
Honor Dictator, L. II. Rhodes, Jr; vice
dictator, William Williams: assistant
dictator. John Smith; reporter, w. G..
Lee; financial reporter. A. X. Smith
Taylor; guide, Henry Horton guardian,
G. ii. Johns on sentinel, G. III. Arnold;
trustees, A. &. Burnham, George Lewis,
W. NJ. Lee; representative To Grand
Lodge. w. u. Lee; alternate, Amos X
Smith.
At a meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodge of
Odd Fellows, No. 80. the following officers
were elected: n. g.. Smith; V. e., Chas.
Goodell: recording secretary. j. q. Hayes;
permanent secretary. Benjamin Gam
mons; treasurer, Ezra Thurston, trustees,
r. T.. Budlong, l. 4, Bowen Aliran and
X. T.. Hoffen.
Preparations for Christmas eve ser
vice and festival are being made by the
Sunday-school of Trinity chapel
Thurston Phetteplace is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
MYSTIC.
A. NJ. Webster walked from Providence
to Mystic to visit daughter whom he
had not seen In five years. She me- him
at the door and told him she did not care
TO see him and desired him to move on.
A union meeting. including the six
churches OF the village, convened in Cen
trail Hall on Sunday night 1t was "A
great rally.
George Denison OF Rhode Island. is
visiting friends here.
The Church Brothers, who came here
from North Kingston, have dissolved
partnership.
Providence parties cime down this
week and sold the hawkins Carriage
property to VI. w Morgan for g., 100. IL
cost more than 5000. The Providence
heirs were anxious TO sell and took the
first offer.