The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

THE school board will meet this even
Ing.
ARNOLD RELIEF CORPS will have So
cial this evening.
The relay bicycle race to Woonsocket
takes place tomorrow afternoon.
The big political event Of tomorrow
evening will be the Swedish Republican
Clubs rally in Music Hall.
THE X. Il. LINCOLN Club will have a
flag raising at the corner OF knight aud
Cranston streets this evening.
The rally at Arlington tomorrow night
will be big one. The Hon. T. l.. Lins-
ley will speak and there will be plenty OF
torchlights and red fire.
The Bell street chapel drawing school,
which WAS so successful last winter, will
be reopened next Monday evening. IL
meets Monday and Thursday evenings.
THE Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion members course of lectures and Gu
tertainments will open tonight when the
Columbian Concert Company will fur =
nish the entertainment
IN the Supieme Court at East Green
wich to-day, before j Judge Douglass the
case of William White VS. Hugh O'D N
nell was heard. Judgment vas awarded
the plaintiff TO the extent OF his costs.
The apron sale" yesterday afternoon
and evening AT the Home for Aged Col
ored Women" was very successful en-
tertainment. A society OF young women
served refreshments and conducted the
sale. A cons derable sum of money was
secured towards purchasing an organ for
the home.
ABOUT thirty friends Of George G.
Storm in the Hotel Dorrance last even
ing presented TO him solid gold watch
and chain. The presentation speech was
made by Albert Merritt. Ii took Mr..
Storm completely by surprise, but Hever-
theless he responded 1 his usual good
manner. A fine collation. was then given
by Mr.. Storm in the hotel.
AN entertainment and social will be
given at the Union Congregat ional
Church tonight, under the auspices of
The Sunday school connected with that
church. The entertainment is entitled
Spanish Might" and BANG let will be
furnished in he hurch parlOrs presided
over by Ferdinand and lsaDella, senor
and Sonora Coiumbo, maids and pages in
costume.
A HORSE attached to a milk wagon,
owned by James Newman, became fright
ened on Atwelfs avenue at 645 O'clock
this morning and started to run. The
wagon colliied with tue fence surround
ing the j. Lippitt Snow estate anu was
smashed; tue iencs was also badly dam
aged. The house was finally caught on
Tuxedo avenue. The wagon was damaged
to the extent OF $40.
Miss MABEL L. COLE of PROVIDENCE
and Henry Al. Clifford of Newport we're
married last evening in the City-by-the-
Sea. the Rev IA. Is. Cad officiating. A
small but pleasureable recep ion followed
the ceremony. and at its close Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford left for New York To spend
their weeks honeymoon. Tuey will be
home. 81 Poplar street, Newport, after
December /.
AT II O'clock yesterday morning col
ore girl named Emma Villa ms. l3
years OF age, went into the mouse occu-
pied by Charles Tnurber. Burnett street
and made a thorough search through the
ut ic rooms. Soon after her visit SER
want discovered that her purse containing
$7.25 aas missing. The police were roti-
tied aud short while later Officer Dun
lavey arres the Williams lirl. She
was arraigned in the xth District Court
this norning and was held for trIai.
MICHAEL CoNNoRs was arraigned in the
Sixth District Court this morning
charged with stealth a quantity OF lum-
Der valued at 81 from David Liddle and
anotuer, and was tued IS aud costs. Pat
rick Gornian, common drunkard, was
sentenced TO six months at the State
Workhouse. Patrick Tee on pleaded not
not guilty o a charge of assaultng Bryce
Owens aud was held in 500 surety for
I ial Nov. L. Charles kevi,le was fined
$40 and costs for an assault on John Wike.
The case against James G. Thacker,
charged with bastardy, was continued
until Tuesday for trial. John BurAe.
charged with stealing n box valued at 10
cents from Charles Bartlett, was held for
trial Tuesday.