The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-16
LOCAL ITEMS.
The B. 7. Club will hold a social this
evening.

The B. 7. Club will hold a social this
evening.
| The Sons of Vermont will hold meet
| ing tonight at Tillinghast's assembly
| rooms at which the Rev. DIR. s. III. Webb
will read paper on ''The Schools and
School Houses Of Vermont"
Lewis Cohn's house, III North Main
street, was ablaZe at l2:l5 o'clock this
morning. Hose II responded, and the
hre, which originated In a clothes press,
was extinguished. The damage will not
exceed $50.
AT $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
house occupied by Matthew Pagan. at
3l4 North Main street. The fire was
quickly suppressed and was caused by
the burning OF waste paper to thaw cut
frozen water pipe.
The promenade concert this evening
will he one of considerable interest.
He dly's Band and the wheelmen will
create the most Of IL. Baby Lou and the
two obstacle races will be events.
The annual meeting of the Free Ma
sons Hall Company will he held this
evening at o'clock.
Gen. T. A. Morgan will speak this
evening at the meeting of the Baptist
Social Union at the Trocadero.
Maggie Lsavens, resident of Ash
away. X. L, while attempting to cross
Westminster street Sunday morning
was run into and knocked down by an
express wagon. She was badly hurt and
was taken to her sisters home. 30 Oak
street. in the ambulance.
Charles A. Jackson will give a free ex-
hibition OF oil portraits at his studio, l40
Westminster street. during the week
commencing to-day, from 10 A. NJ. tc
u. NJ
The side door Of the Amherst Social
Club rooms. "a Steuben street, was
broken In last night by some one AID the
furniture fn the room was badly broken
up and damaged
Francis Murphy went to Meriden.
Conn, this afternoon and will speak for
his son at meeting in that city To-
morrow evening he will begin two
weeks series OF meetings in Music Hall.
He closed his meetiDg gs In Oineyville yes
rerday afternoon. The meetings were
very largely attended and 1000 people
signed the pledge in Olneyville during
the storm.
At 9:30 last evening Thomas Gilroy. a5
years of age, while fooing with some
other young fellows on Prairie avenue
fell and sustained fracture of the right
leg. DIR. Wolf attended him at his home.
76 Public street.
Late yesterday morning Mary Hogan.
SO years OF age, while on her way 20
church slipped and fell on Gesler street
and sustained frac of two bones In
her ankle. She was taken TO her home.
30 Gesler street, by two flremsn of Hose
o and was attended by DIR. Williams. ~
Officer James III. McCann of Station s
slipped and fell on Eddy street near Pub
lie at 1920 lust night. sustaining n severe
sprain of the left ankle. He was taken
TO the station and was attended by a hos
pital physician.
At 4:20 this morning pair 4 horses
attached TO an express wagon owned Nv
William II. Elrle, ran away on South
Main street. In turning into India
street the horses brought up against Il.
f. Perkins storehouse and were secured
by officer Lyons aud the driver Enos.
A man named James Bar'o living In
the rear Of the "steam mill I" block on
Eddy street, fell at the corner OF Shin
and Eddy streets at 8 o'clock last even
ing. As he fell he smashed a large win.
dow in the front Of Pau. Landy's tailor
shop.
Nellie Sucau. living at is Chaffee
street, while sliding on Capron street.
Saturday ai9ht, was thrown from her |
sustained a bad cash over the eye. She |
was taken TO Station 9. and later was
taken To her home by her mother.
The Providence Association for Minis |
try to the sick will hold its annual meet |
ing tomorrow az .ernoon at o'clock at |
Grace Church.
Box AL was pulled for n fire i'm the |
residences Of William II. Ward, No. s6 |
Broadway. The fire was caused by an |
Dverbeated fireplace. The damage Co the
aud furniture. will not exceed