The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

GARFIELD Lodge, X. OF F., will hold a
bail this evening.
A FARMERS Institute will be held at
Wexford, tomorrow
The Master Painters Association w i'll
meet at Tillinghast's this evening
The Democratic caucuses will be held
tonight and the convention to- morrow
| night.
THE International Association of Me-
| chanics will hold ball at 81 Darrance
| street tomorrow evening.
DETECTIVE MURRAY Of headquarters
| and Officer Varnum Fuller OF Station 8
| are reported on the sick list.
| IT is stated that Capt. Hackett will he
| nomi mated against Ambrose Il. West for
Aide rman tonight in the caucus in ward
| 10
THE RHODE ISLAND Woman Suffrage
| Association held special meeting this
afternoon for the purpose of revising the
constitution.
THE clothing salesmen will hold mass
meeting at Music Hall tomorrow even
| ing. The object Is agitation against
Keeping stores open evenings.
JAMES MAGEE charged with.driving off
horse anu carriage belonging to Henry
Dwyer, pleaded not guilty and was held
Tor trial in 500 surety Friday.
WILLIAM EUKERs, living at 63 Shin
street. reported TO the police last night
hat v DIN value at $50 had been stolen
from him. The police made an arrest
later on suspicion.
Gov BROWN. accompanied by Mrs.
Brown aud Col. and Mrs. Frank Harris
! ef Woonsoeket, with start tomorrow
evening for Bangor, Me, where they will
be the guests OF the Corinthiau Club of
which Col. Harris is a member. The
party Will return TO RHODE ISLAND Tues
day next.
THE preparations for the annual ball
by the PROVIDENCE Permanent Firemans'
Association are in a state of active com
pletetion and are on "a far larger scale
than those of previous years The de
signs Tor the programs are under in spec
ton and IL is expected that when finished
they will be marvels OF workmanship.
\ MEETING Of the Board OF Governors or
thetProvidence Athletic Association was
held last night. IL was decided to make
further inquiries before recommending
the Palmer estate as "A sight for club
house. The whole matter was left In the
hanIs of President Shepley who will call
meeting of the Association IL IL is
thought necessary
TUESDAY evening man about 40 years
old, who has not yet been identified. was
Sc n TO drink from bottle at Edgewood
auu to faIl dead after walk ling n short dis
tance. Medical Examiner O'keefe said
his death was due To the shock occasionrd
by the fall. The body was taken 10
Toye's undertaking rooms ON Atwell's
avenue, where ~ awaits Identification.
THE Ladies Aid Society Of the Trinity
VI. T.. Church held a very successful har-
vest supper In the supper room OF the
church last evening. which was followed
by an entertainments. Vocal and iustru-
mental selections were rendered by Mrs
w. a. Curtis. Misses Hellar :. Hobbs.
Florence Welles, Sadie Whitford and 9th
ers, All of the participants wore cos.
tunes OF "ye old times" aud the young
ladies looked charming in the dresses
that might have been worn by their
grandmothers.
AT the matinee yesterday OF the opera
"fadette," now being sung at the pRovI-
DENCE Opera House, 10 was found neces-
sary TO make sJme changes in the cast,
Miss Jerome assuming the part of
TAHette, which she acceptably filled, aud
Miss Emma Blanchard singing the part
of frasquita. Miss Blanchard's voice II
OF pleasing quality, aud she acted the
part with spirit. showing herself TO be
capable Of good work. Both actresses
received hearty welcome from the audi
euce and were the recipients Of handsome
bunches Of roses.