The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-29
NORTH THENDNEWS
TWOLittle GirlSKnOckedD Down
on the Street.
A Runaway Horse Smashes Buggy
and Injuries Its Driver.
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The 10th annual ball Of the Emmett
Temperance Cadets. which was held in it's
armory last evening. was the most succcssful
affair ever conducted by this vigorous orgsni'
zation. The hall was crowded from the open.
ing waltz, shortly after 2 p. M, until the
good morning dance a minute or two after
midnight. The floor director was James ii.
OConnor. and the aids were Lieutenant ].
II. Henderson, J. Gesrin. Lieutenant j. II.
Healey. Nj. o'Rourke. Captain b. J. Waters,
James Wall, j. Brody. G. J. saddier. ID. J.
Sullivan.
The Marlborough Club. recently organized
social association. held a very enjoyable
matinee In smithonian Lodge Hall on Capt.
tol Hill yesterday afternoon.
~ horse attached to buggy, in which was
seated young man known as "Rab' Doyle,
ran away in Toolevile about s o'clock last
evening. and threw the vehicle against lamp
post. breaking the shafts. whiffietree and
wheels. Doyle was thrown out. and so badly
injured that he had TO be.csrried to hts home.
The Father Mathew Society gave compli-
mentary ball 10 the patrons Of its recent fair
on Wedn, sdsy evening
Rose Gals,ine. aged years. ana Annie
Bernstein. about two years older. while play.
ing on the streets in front OF their home, 55
Gladstone avenue. about Q o'clock yesterday
afternoon. were run into by team owned by
Levi Steinber OF sbawmut street. and
knocked down. The little Bernstein girl
escaped injury. but Rose received two bad
cuts on her forehead, which were dressed by
DR.. Lewando.
Wednesday evening. Peter Donnelly. a boy
aged IL years. whose nome is at AIS Chalk
stono avenue, while going along Goddard
street Mt about Z o'clock, tripped over water
pipe that was placed across the sidewalk and,
Ealing 20 the ground, fractured his left arm
mt the elbow. DIR. Andrew McGregor rendered
surgical aid. The pipe was used in carrying
water from Candace street for the sewer con-
tractor George Il. Newman 10 putting in on
the former street.
1t is probable that as soon ms the sewer
work Ia finished on Goddard street that the
highway will, n the weather permits. be put
in proper cond tion for travel. There is no
doubt that the work fixing up this street
has been too long delayed.
Now that the political contest is over.
Alderman Mccarthy is receiving very warm
and sincere concentrations from his neigh
bors, and so is Councilman Burdick. lhe
Republcan electors of the ward, in nearly
every instance, had only good words to say
about these gentlomen: for their faithfulness
70 the interests of their constituents has never
been disputed.
Yesterday was the Quietest holiday ever
known in police circles in this section Of the
city.
About IL oinlock Wednesday night there was
quite serious fire in cottage owned by
John Shields OF East Providence. and occupied
by Italians. One Of the boarders in the house
when he opened his room door found a big
sized blsz, therein. Engine Company No. 10
was summoned. and later on q general alarm
rung In. The roof and upper rooms Of the
house were badly burned. The loss will be
about S3oU.
A drunken man, who was taken out OF his
homo on Walling street at the requst OF his
wife. managed 10 take both pocket books
with him TO the station. and there was neat
little sum OF money in both pocket books.
Tho Camp street football eleven defeated n
picked nine. consisting Of High School and
Friends School pupils yesterday, by score
OF II to 4. Walter Hanley In captain Of tho
Camp street eleven, which has won n number
OF victories the present season.
The Thanksgiving Eve social held in Dimond
Hall by Court Star, No. s, A. o. y, OF A., was
very largely attended and was in every way
o very pleasant success. Efficient committee, $
looked after the welfare OF $50 guests, and the
evening hours were charmingly passed in
dancing 10 the fno MUSIC Of the Amphion
Orchestra. The grand march was led by
general floor director John f. McOsker and
Misa Maggie Cannon. The floor manager was
assisted in the performance OF his duties by
John McNamee, Almon Shields. lhomas A.
Crawford. Joseph p. Canning, Fraak Nealey,
Joseph Carran md Peter McGouRh. The
committee OF arrangements were; Philip 5.
Lovett. chairman John j. McNsmec. secre-
tary. and Almop Shields, treasurer.
Mr. william Howe Of Branch avenue and
Miss Mary Ellen o'Connor. We're married at
st. Elwarls Church by Rev. Father Pine
Wednesday morning.
- rumor wns current yesterday that a wo-
man had dropped dead at her hone. % Hall
street. hut on investigation IL was found that
there was no such number on the street
named.
The cottage meeting connected with the
Asbury NJ. r. Church will be held at the
home OF sister W. K. West, Is Knowles street,
this evening at 7:45 y. m. Brother James
Wolst enholme will take charge Of the meet.
ing. All are most cordially invited TO attend.
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