The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-04
NORTH END NE VS.
A wANsKUCK MAN MOURNs A
MISSING BUGGY AND HARNESS.

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NORTH END, S2s BRANCH AVENUE,
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This morning the Church OF the Inn
maculate Conception was well hlled with
parishioners who Assem- Dlcd To take part
in the first anniversary solemn high mass
OF requiem that was offered for the repose
OF the soul OF their late pastor, Rev.
Father Mcguire. In the sanctuary were
over 30 olergymen, nearly all sections OF
the diocese being represented. The offi-
GERS OF the mass were: Rev. II. j. Smith
O. New Bedford, celebrant; +. O'Rsilly OF
st. Teresas, OF this CITY, deacon; James
Brady Of Arctic Center, sub-deacon; Rev.
p. T.. MCGEE OF the Cathedral, master OF
ceremonies. The choir o. the church,
under the direction of organist McCabe,
rendered the requiem music.
j. s. Fidler OF Wanskuck Is little In
dignant just now and, II must be ad-
mitted there is some excuse for his state
of mind. Last Sunday man who lives
not great distance from him, and who
owns q horse, hired "A very handsome
phaeton buggy and expensive harness
form Mr.. Fidler. The buggy and har-
ness were TO be returned the same even
ing, but as yet their owner has not ro-
gained possession of them. The man who
hired them was supposed TO be all right;
otherwise Mr.. Fidler would not have let
him have the articles named, which he
prizes very highly.
Today a lot of cars that have been for
some time stored in the Wanskuck barn
of the Union Railroad Company were
taken down street. 1t 10 reported that the
barn is TO be remodeled.
Work on the new Greeley street school
is going on as rapidly as possible.
John II. Dunn o. the Woodward road,
who for the past three months has been
on business trip to the West, returned
home last evening In good health.
A young man in the employ OF Gala
CHER Brothers, while riding one horse
and leading another along Charles street,
near the franklin foundry, was pulled
by the latter animal to the ground. lie
fortunately escaped injury.
Yesterday was a quiet day with the
police o. the Second Station.
John Clarkin's horse, which was at
tached to q wagon loaded with vegetables,
broke the traces that held IL TO the shaft
ing while standing on Branch avenue this
morning, and ran up nearby lane. The
horse was stopped before he had made q
long journey or done any damage.
Mrs. 4. Q. Danforth and daughter ar
ived home from Cottage City, where they
have been spending the summer, last
evening.
Another new horse is on trial at Engine
| No. 10 Station.
Few city streets need rain oftener to
lay the dust than does Branch avenue.
Columbus Lodge, No. IL, A. q. u. W.,
will meet tomorrow evening.
Foreman Charles Handy OF Engine
Company No. 10, 10 on a fishing excur-
sion today.
DIR. Bacon was called TO Brown q
Sharpes this morning TO dress a badly
injured finger of one OF the company's
employees.
Trolley parties were decidedly numer-
ous on the Square last evening, over seven
Of them coming from the direction OF
Pawtucket. The moon received salute
| that in another age would have been
held to have been the cause, SO LOUD was
1t, of its temporary obscurity.
As Will be seen by reference to the ad-
vertising columns of THE NEWS, Satur-
day, September q, is the day on which
the common pleas division OF the Supreme
Court will be asked to appoint commits
sIoners on the widening Of Charles street.
The Pekin Literary Association will
open bazaar in Dimond Hall on Octo-
Der 2.
Hiram Wheaton o. Branch avenue is
attending the clambake of the denizens
OF Rehoboth, at that place, today.