The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-29
NORTH END NEWS
Well Known Organizations
Pleasant Trip.
Yesterday a Remarkably Quiet Day
in PsIice Circles.
THE Nrws BUREAU.
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The members OF the Young Mems Ath-
letic Club of Charles street held their an
nual outing yesterday. The steamer Wave
was chartered for the trip and over one
hundred members of the club sailed FOR
Newport. There was good instrumental
music furnished by select orchestra,
and some of the famous vocalists OF the
organization INDUCED in the singing OF
ballads and up-to-date melodies. A fine
dinner was enjoyed at the Aquidneck
and the time on shore pleasantly spent.
The clerk of the weather did his share 10
make the affair all that could be desired,
and the other parts OF the program Tor
the days enjoyment were looked after ny
a committee, consisting of Thomas McNiff,
John f. McOsker, Martin Egan. John
Blessing, p. H.O'Connell, Hugh Martin,
John McVey Joseph Murphy, Albert
O'Connell and Matthew Mcdonnell.
The police Of the Second Station re-
port yesterday as remarkably quiet
day for Sunday. Captain Baker pro-
drunks this morning, but IL was without
entries. A man named Fitzpatrick got
into a slight dispute with his wife as to
whether or not the tenement in which
they resided was big enough for them
both. A police Officer convinced the
was room in the place for more than one,
and the rather disagreeable chap agreed
TO permit his life partner TO remain With
in doors for the night
The police officers hung three lights on
distractions to travel.
1t is interesting to note the progress OF
the seasons as shown by the changes that
the hucksters with the push wagons
make in merchandise that they strive to
sell TO the poorer people in this vicinity.
Fish is the first article in order OF time,
earlier, even than the arbutus. As soon as
the spring time has passed live chickens,
that appear of having seen more than one
winter, not to mention summer and au-
tumn, are in the carts. Then occasionally
meat is offered, and this morning Gu
cumbers were offered for sale, and the
days of cheap corn are not far off,
The Irving Literary Club will hold its
annual outing at Silver Spring next
Thursday. The committee in charge
claim the occasion will be a nota BILE one.
Business at the Nicholson File Works
continues TO be driving. and the recent
1Acrease of wages has made the employees
feel hapl ier than they have for soWa
time.
Electric light poles continue to be
planted in this section of the city in large
nuinb bers.
A picnic for the benefit of the new
Catholic convent will be held in Cold
Springs Grove next Thursday.
1t Is stated by those that ought to
know that more than one Democratic
citizen, who is in private life at present,
is anxious to take some other Democrats
place in the city hall next year.
Some wag in Wanskuck started the story
that residents of this section had char
tered all the new cars for trolley parties
for the entire first week they were to be
run, but this Is denied, as the condition
of the Branch avenue track does not
make riding over them as fascinating as
the report would make one think it
might be.
Thursday will be great day for outings
In this vicinity as in addition to those
already named, the junior choir of the
Holy Name Church will have its annual
picnic at Camp White.