The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-15
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Officer Anthony of the Westminster |
squad is enjoying his vacation.
The floors OF the department OF public
works Office are being oiled and shellaced
today.
The first bake at Rocky Point will be
next Saturday, when the Medical Asso-
citation will be there.
A lamp exploded in Samuel Green
halgh's house about 10 o'clock last night.
The damage was slight.
A package containing IA small rolls,
probably the property of some mill, was
found on Hewes street, last evening.
The number OF deaths for the week
were IS; one of which was from scarlet
fever, and one from typhoid fever.
During the week IL cases OF scarlet fever
and cases of dipht heria were reported TO
superintendent OF health Chspln.
The members OF the Rhode Island Bar
Associat ion are enjoying themselves at an
informal dinner down at Squantum today.
The III. w. Ladd Co. celebrated "Flag
Day" yesterday by brilliant display of
fiags and bunting in their windows and
vestibule.
Michael A. Toner reported to the police
last evening that some one entered his
room at 45 Mathewson street and purloin-
ed his watch.
President Andrews OF Brown Univer-
sity will deliver the annual baccalaureate
sermon at the First Baptist Church to-
morrow forenoon.
The ladies OF the Rhode Island Nursery
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their generous assistance at their lawn
party at 206 Point street.
At the gospel service Of the Young
Mems Christian Association this evening
at s o'clock, Mr.. William III. Waite will
speak, in place OF Mr.. j. I. Purripgton,
who is unable to attend.
A. T. Clifford a fireman, on the Con-
solidated Road, fell from his engine near
Whitinsville yesterday afternoon. He
escaped with few bruises. He was
brought to his home at las Randall street,
this city.
"Manual Training in England" was
the subject of a lecture by w. w. Dove at
the Manual Training High School, last
evening. 1t was most interesting talk.
The last OF these lectures this season will
be given next Friday evening.
Al IL O'clCCK MONDAY forenoon lne OK
ecutive committee of the Democratic
State central committee is to meet at the
headquarters on North Main street to
| formulate some plans OF action in oppo-
| sition TO the constitutional amendment
! providing for biennial elections.
John Bray, supreme commander of the
! Order of Mystic Chain, arrived home this
| morning from Harrisburg, Pa. Past
Select Commander Edward Ktcheman,
also of this city, accompanied Mr.. Bray.
| The latter gentlemen was honored with a
! position on the committee of laws and
! supervision.
James Greene and Mrs. Ellen Conroy
| got into a dispute in the rear of their
home on Madison street last night. Ellen
| undertook to chastise Jimmy. Jimmy
objected, and struck Mrs. Conroy, who
had MIN arrested. In the Sixth District
Court this morning, he pleaded not guilty,
and was held for trial.
Edward McRay of Wauregan, Conn,
reported 10 the police of this city that the
safe in the pos, office of that place was
blown open Thursday night, ana the
cash and stamps that 1t contained were
| taken. Two men, one selling magnifying
| glasses, and the other a com bination tool,
are suspected of being the robbers.
Two illustyated free lectures will be
given to ladies only in the Stewart Street
Baptist Church Monday and w Wednesday
evenings at s o'clock by Mrs. T.. A. Gun
nison, recently of New York, on 1.-The
Higher Education of Women" Her
ability as an illustrator of physical de-
velopment, health, and it's preservation is
well known to be both scientific and
pleasing. The ladies have arranged a
program, including music and recitation.