The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-31
NORTH END Ne VS.
Sudden Death of Charles Erban This
Morning on West Park Street.
Pleasant Entertainment Given by the
Willing Workers of Asbury Church.
The NEws BUREAU,
NORTH END, <2S BRANCH AVENUE,
TelanhOpa QOf.n

Telephone 90i-3.
Charles Erpan, q machinist, died very
suddenly at his home, "a West Park
street, early this morning. About 2:30
o'clock his wife discovered that he was
apparently very sick and in much pain,
SO she sent for DIR. Burton, but before
the latter arrived Mr.. Erban had died.
He had not been in the best OF health for
some time, but no serious result was ex-
pected from his condition.
The SUPPER and entertainment Of the
Willing Workers of the Asbury VI. f..
Church, which was held in the basement
OF the church last evening, was well
patron zed. The affair was in the hands
of a committee that had evidently given
much attention to details and the result
was in every way satisfactory. Thes sup
per was a good one and though the enter
tainmcnt was elassed by the commit tee
as informal, IL gave as much pleasure as
IL there had been more of what Is termed
formality. The Alpha orchestra gave a
number of very entertaining selections,
and Miss Bertha Browns piano solos were
ceservsdly applauded.
Previous TO the supper the election OF
officers of the Willing Workers Associa-
tion took place. 1t resulted as follows:
President, Miss c. r. Phillips; vice pres
ident, Mrs. l.. A. Miner; treasurer, Mrs
George +. Baker; secretary Miss Louisa
Phillips.
Wednesday eveniny. November 13. the
"Husbspds of the " hing Workers. will
give a supper and entertainment that is
promised to be entirely the work of men,
and it is said that some of those in
charge of the supper are watching very
car fully certain things in the cooking
line that did not bother them much
before this.
The committee in charge of the coming
event, and it will be an event, consists of
l.. A. Miner, chairman, Charles Phillips
and George E. Baker.
The members OF Ballou Universalist
Church OF Capital Hill will hold their
tenth annual fair on next Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday afternoons and
evenings. 1t is expected that Governor
Lippitt will formally open the fair on
Tuesday evening. There will be a num-
ber of interesting features connected with
the fair, which win be held in Colonial
hall on Holden street.
There was a large crowd in attendance
at the fair OF the Emmett Temperance
Cadets last evening. The company had
as it's guests the Central Falls Temperance
Cadets under the leadership of Captain
Cooney.
Stephen Kjnderlan, aged IL years, while
playing with some companions yesterday
afternoon on Branch avenue, was pushed
against a sharp picket fence by one of
them and badly cut on the forehead over
the right eye
A man named Thomas Brian, who re-
sides in South Providence, while at
work in the sand bank on Northrup ave.
nue., was struck on the right hand with a
sharp pointed shovel by fellow work
man and had that member severely
bruised. The affair was an accident and
a surgeon OF the neighborhood dressed
the wound.
Tonight is Halloween and the boys who
have been on friendly terms with the
fruit dealers for some time past will he
happier than their comrades for they will
have plenty OF banana stalks to make life
more or less miserable for quiet people.
Matthew X. Welch. whose parents live
on Lippitt street, and who went TO Woon-
sociIet to look for work, had his left leg
badly cut in Woonsocket, last night. Had
il not been tor the skilful treatment OF
DIR. William i. Barry Of that city he
would have bled TO death. He is now at
the Woonsocket Hospital.
The Republican party IL growing, even
in the Democratic Third Ward, for three
moving teams OF voters went from the
Wanskuck section to the caucus last
night. Ii Is not so very long ago since
the Democrats were the only ones who
carried voters from the west end OF the
ward TO caucuses i'm large psrty wagons.