The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

lHlo eNeuluS ID AL lldiloNc vi.
rHE Bell street chapel drawing school
opens this evening.
HOPE LODGE will hold a social in Odd
Fellows Hall this evening
THE Peoples course of entertainments
will be resumed in Infantry Hall this
evening.
SLocUM WoMAN's RELIEF CORPS will
have grand entertainment in its hall
this evening
The PROVIDENCE Evangelical Young
Women's Christian Association will hold
Halloween social at its rooms to-
night.
THE Girls Friendly Society will hold
its annual meeting at the Church of the
Redeemer, North Main street, tomorrow
forenoon at 10:45 o'clock.
LATE yesterday afternoon John Harty,
while passing through State street. was
badly bitten on the nip by dog owned
by William Dunnigan.
The Boston Entertainers will furnish
an entertainment TO be given at the
Trinity NJ. +. Church on the evening OF
Nov. Z.
AN entertainment will be given by the
Silent Workers Society of the Trinity
Nj. +. Church OH Wednesday evening
next.
CHIEF SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS BLoD-
GETT to-day appointed HERBERT :. Osborne
federal supervisor for the first district OF
the town or Hopkinton. All the super
visors will appear at the United States
Court room at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing for final instructions.
The many friends of James McTeer
made him surprise visit last Saturday
evening.
EDWARD LANGwAY, 10 years of age, is
missing from his nome, 2 Grandview
street.
The Affair Democratic Club will rem
der ''1hat Rascal Pat" and "Chums,"
on Wednesday evening next at Green
witch street hall.
THIS evening at the PROVIDENCE Opera
House, Miss Annie Pixley will appear in
Miss Blythe of Duluth" for the annual
benefit of the PROVIDENCE Lodge. No. IA,
b. u. G. Elks
CHARLES CAMPBELL, 20 years of age,
living at the corner or Dean and Foun-
tain streets, fell from Pawtucket horse
car on Randall square last night aud sus-
tanned a dislocatiop of the right shoul-
der. He was removed to the hospital.
AZ Q O'Clock Sunday morning John
Lannon Of 22l Valley street, fell down
stairs ann sustained severe internal in
iuries The police were notified and he
was removed to the hospital In the ambu-
lance. This morning he was not expect
ed to survive.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will hold its annual basket meeting
Wednesday at o'clock in the Central
Baptist Church. Mrs. HouRh Of Ogden.
Utah. will address the meeting. In the
evening the meeting will be for the young
people.
The Joint committee of the City Coun-
ell on railroads held "A hearing on Satu :
day afternoon on the petition of the
Union Railroad Company for permission
to operate its cars on South Providence
and Cranston routes by electricity. r.
Healy, Charles Reilly spoke against the
petitions and Frank ;. Arnold spoke
against the destruction OF trees in front
of his mothers estate.
THE ladies of the Farragut Naval Vete
ran Association, under the command of
Mrs. Capt. Toplitf. escorted bv the FaIra-
gut Naval Veteran Association, under
Commander Tasker. and the Miles CARR.
son Veterans attended the services LAST
night at the Stewart Street Baptist
Church. The Rev. Edwin Bromley made
an address on the subject, "A Good Sol
der"
The sloop yacht Jessie, Capt. Edward
Case of Pawtuxet, with party OF PROVE
DENCE jewelers. and engravers on board
was capsized of Pappoosequash Point
Yesterday morning. The members of the
n lrty succeeded in climbing on to tho
boat, and after an hours exposure were
rescued bv Capt Shea of tne sloop yacht
Rahnee. owned by Louis Lorliard of
Newport.
SATURDAY evening, representatives Of
the local unions OF the State met at ~
Westminster street aud discussed plans
for u celebration Of the Supreme Court
decision sustaining tho weekly payment
law. A committee of ten was appointed
to perfect arrangements for banquet
and To circulate handbills IN opposition
To the biennial election bill, which the
labor organizations regard a. inimical to
their interests.