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Garfield Lodge, No. z, X. Of p, with
Uniformed Rank and number OF friends
went to William Patterson's, near Rocky
Point, last night and enjoyed clam sup
per and dancing to the music of Follett's
orchestra. The party went in a moving
wagon.
Tomorrow is excursion day In Vans
kuck. All the mills will shut down and
number OF societies will 20 down the
river including the children connected
with Roger Williams Chapel and
the Father Mathew Temperance
Society of st. Edwards Church,
which includes the Ladies' Aux
iliary society. The following are the
committee OF arrangements: Chairman,
John Masterson; president OF the society,
Miss Mary o'Connor; president OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary, Miss Mary McCaffrey,
Miss Mary O'Neill. Miss Katie O'Connell;
secretary, Miss Nora eastman; Thomas
McCaffrey, James Mullaney, Peter Devlin.
This society have chartered the steamer
Wave, and viii 60 to Newport.
The campfire and lawn party of the
Rhode Island Department q. A. r., came
to an end about IL o'clock last night.
There was a very large atte ,dance present
and the affair was grand success, fnan-
cially and otherwise.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Mclaughlin
of Ledge street dropped dead last night.
Nettie Brogan, years old, while play
ing near horse belonging to John Tau
doin, the builder, received kick under
the left eye which knocked her several
yards away. The kick opened q cash in
her cheek which required several stitches
to bring together again. DIR. Mason at
tended her.
An unknown young man received bad
fall this morning. He was riding q bicycle
on Charles street when large Newfound-
land dog came through fremont street
and rushed across his path. A collision
was inevitable. The dog was knocked
down and the bicycle rider landed on his
head in the gutter. The bicycle was bad
ly smashed and the rider sustained q bad
cash in the head. Tho dog picked him
self up and after gazing mournfully at the
fallen man limped down the street.
Court Hope A. o. r. OF A. have engaged
the Valley Falls Coronet Band for their
annual excursion next Wednesday.
Mrs. M. +. Bronsden gave party to
Miss Nellie /. MUIR OF Wilton, N. H., at
her residence on Angel street last even
ing.
DIR. Charles r. Marston and family have
gone to the White Mountains for ten
days.
John O'Neil, who wss injured by being
thrown from his carriage last week, ,is able
to attend to business again.
Peter Mulgrew has gone to Block Island
for two weeks.
James McKenna of Charles street, was
driving down Branch avenue about z
o'clock last night, when his horse became
frightened, presumably by an electric car,
and ran down the avenue to Merchant
street where the team collided with an
trolley pole and McKenns was thrown out
but not seriously injured. The horse did
not fare as well, for one of the shafts en-
tered his left side. It is said the
animal will not survive the injury.
Officer Nye of Station 2 has gone to
Cape Cod for 10 days.
Hoseman Michael O'Gara of Steamer Is
goes on his vacation tomorrow.
Peter Griffin, the young man who was
seriously assaulted by being hit on the
head by barrel save, is repcrtedas COM
Portable this morning.
An old German in the long block in
Wanskuck, has kept his wife locked out
of her home for the past two nights. She
has been obliged to rely on the generosity
of her neighbors. The couple have three
children.