The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-24
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in Monte Cristo."
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tainment.
Comedians in "Razzle Dazzle"
LoTHRoPs PAwTpcKET OPERA HOUSE =
II. tercy Meldon in 10000 Miles Away"
PANoPTICUA AND MUsEUM-IiO and ii2 West
minister street
INFANTRY HALI-Poio. Providence and Boston,
$780,
An alarm was sent in from box 81 last
evening for slight fire in James Gibbs
house, 20 Camp street, caused by an oil
stove. No damage.
The Riverside Athletic Association held
a bali in Winchester Hall last evening.
Riverside's best society was in attendance
and the ball was the seasons event.
DR.. A. III. Longfellow of Olneyville re-
Gently lost pet lizard which he had
nurtured on milk and Mellin's food for
nearly year. The poor Creature died IN
spite of care.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Pilgrim
Church, held a very successful sale and
festival in the vestry last evening, the
proceeds being intended for the benefit of
the church society.
The telephones out Olneyville and
Johnston way are ~ pretty bad shape yet.
The company has unravelled little of the
tangle, but all wires are so badly crossed
that IL is almost impossible TO make con-
pectlons.
ha ~ nd Iaat fraa aI
at the Beniiicent congregational Church,
this fall, Will be given at o o'clock this
afternoon by George III. Lomas. Mrs.
Cora Bishop Stone, contralto, and w. w.
Flint, basso, will assist.
There was an interesting discussion at
the Bell Street Chapel last evening on the
ASPECTS of Temperance Teaching in the
Public Schools" Mrs. Prosser Bates gave
the parents views and Principal Joseph
V. Rich discussed the teachers view.
This forenoon q workman named Lessee,
employed by j. w. Bishop on the Boston
Store, was struck upon the head by thee
elevator used by the workmen in hosting
material To the upper part of the building
he was taken to the Rhode Island Hospi-
tai.
The Rhode Island Homeopathic Society
he'd spec.al meeting last evening,
President Henry A Whitmsrsh in
the chair. Dr. Waldo n. Stone
discussed Urfemis; DR.. Emily Nj. Thurber
reported on so urlnsiyses; DR.. h. V. Lip
pitt read a paper on "Diarrhoea OF Young
Children" aud Dr. j. II. Bennett told of
the Green street homeopathic dispenssry.
There were 80 couples IN slocum Post
Hall last evening, the occasion
being the third social OF tho Jolly
Fifteen. Burke's orchestra furnished
music. The committee of arrangements
comprised w. II. Carroll, w. +. Hickie, ].
Il. Drinan, Jr., and &. Fay. Mr.. Drinan
was floor director and MIR. Hickie assist
snt. Inc aids were w. II. Carroll, j.
Manz, &. Fay, j. Cramer and j. Pollard.
Conductor Fish OF the Warren & Bristol
| road had genuine specimen of the "hog"
OH his early trip this morning,
| in the person OF smartly- dressed
| young ma, who, in sprawling
manner, occupied a whole scat, aud with
one arm resting upon the back OF the seat
talked with lady who was seated
behind him, who also required q whole
seat. There were several passengers
who were obliged to stand, and Mr.. Fish,
requested the "hog" several times TO make
\ room for those standing, but without
avail. TIE passengers in the car were
some amused by the exhibition Of
4 "nerye" by The young msa.