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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-30
BRISTOL.

The civil suit brought against the town
by Mrs. Grace De- Grego, through her
attorney, Thomas III. Crowley, for inju-
ries sustained during the past winter,
caused by defective sidewalk in front of
Byfield school building, will again in
volve the town in litigation. This mat
ter has been carried before the Council
number of times by her attorney,
who has now associated himself with
Judge Bosoworth, and caused a warrant
TO be served upon the town treasurer,
George III. Peck for $4,000. The writ is
returnable to the common pleas division
of the Supreme Court at the September
term.
A lodge OF the United Order of the
American Mechanics will be Instituted
here tonight at the Grand Army hall.
The National India Rubber Company
will shut down their mill today at noon.
Operations will again be resumed on
Tuesday morning next. During the
shut down, the company will take ac-
count of stock.
Mr.. Thomas Cameron and daughter re-
turned yesterday TO Utica, n. Y, after a
visit of two weeks with Mr.. Cameron's
niece, Mrs. Williams.
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PAWTUxET VALLEY.
NEws BUREAU, PAwruxEr VALLEY,
Bepn's Block.
PIIENIX,

Miss Mary Il. Mcdonald and Miss Mamie
Mccormick of this place are visiting
friends in Providence.
Miss Maria Kelly OF Olneyville Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex Mcdonald,
on Maple avenue.
Miss Matte Briggs is enjoying a weeks
vacation with friends at Watch Hill.
Raymond Whipple's steam saw which
was brought here from Westcott some
time ago was run for the first time yes
terday.
The railing on Phenix bridge is in
bad condition and order have been given
for repairs from the Town Council but
nothing has been done as yet.
Misses Bessie Brown and Nellie Tilling-
hast from Mocsup, Conn, are the guests
OF their aunt Mrs. William V. Slocum on
High street.
RIvERPoINT.
Last Tuesday evening the newly orga-
nized Mozart double quartet was pleasant
ly entertained at the house of DIR. Napole-
non Kenyon.
ARCTIC CENTER
Mrs. Patrick McNally has removed to
Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paquin are enter.
tanning friends from Aubrun.
Miss Mamie Cleary is visiting friends in
New Bedford.
Miss Helen Hugh returned to Bristol
this morning.
The French school will open on Tues
day next. Arctic Center Grammar School
will begin week from next Tuesday.
KENT COUNTY FAIR.
Men are at work on the park this
morning putting In electric lights on the
grand stand, i'm the different buildings
and on the grounds for the coming fair.
Articles OF various kinds have already
been entered in great numbers with Sec
retary A. ". Knight. Entries for the races
have are also very numerous.
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SIKH DISTRICT COURT.

In the sixth District Court this morning
Jennie Rice and Jchn Fox were adjudged
probably guilty of keeping liquor nuisance
and were bound over TO the common pleas
division OF the Supreme Court, each in the
sum OF 5000, and were fined 80 and costs on
two charges each for selling liquor without
license. They appealed.
Patrick Sweeney pleaded not guilty TO
stealing coat from Horace Franklin, valued
M SO. He was held until Tuesday for trial.
William Wilson, who was charged with
stealing watch guards from one Of the wagons
OF Earle A Prev, was discharged.
Michael Quinn was fined Sl and costs for
stealing growing fruit from the yard Of
Andrew Jordan.
William Mortsenway was fined so and costs
for assaulting Patrick Loua
Mary Duffy was sent 10 the State wOrkhouse
Tor SIX months TOT being a common faIef ana
brawler,
Daniel McCarty and Jamos Mugan were
charged with stealing Jnackintosh from the
residence OF Margaret McDonough. valued at
rlO McCarty pleaded not guilty and was
held until Tuesday for trial. Mugan pleaded
guilty and was sent 10 jail for ~ days.
kaI hg for ~
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Court Calendar for Saturday.

tAppellsie Division, Supreme court1
Div. 10, 1o6. Amanda A.BIackmar VS. Charles
X. Blackmar.
Eq 40l0. Jane Flynn VS.. Patrick Flynn.
NJ. Il. 2J10. John Roache for writ Of habeas
corpus.
Eq 40l2. Catherine Moran ct nj. vs. John G.
Quinn. exec.
Eq i0l8. New England Electrolytic Copper
Company VS.. Richard "A. Butler.
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NEWPORT NEWS.



NEwpoRT, Aug. 30.-As good a game
OF baseball as had been seen In Newport
this summer was played yesterday between
the Newport and Westerly teams. Ten
innings were played, the score resulting
3 to 2 for Newport. Dow pitched for
Newport an was bit but once. The two
runs Of the visitors were made on errors.
The score was as follows:
Newport........".o eoos l.
Westerly. ..............o 90 o % o.
Hits, Newport, is-isi wester.y.L Errors. New
port. b; Westerly. l.
SOCIAL EVENTS
A surprise party was rendered TO James
]. Van Allen last night at Wakehurst, i.
being gotten up by Messrs. Z. Hitchcock
and Stanley Mortimer TO take the place
of the POSTPONED Belmont ball. There
were 20 .uests present.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. q. w. Kidd
entertained 20 friends at luncheon al the
Golf Club and Mr.. 4. y. q. deHauteville
entertained on his steam yacht cara.
JUNIOR TENNIS
On Monday the 10th annual junior ten
mis- tournament will open At the Casino,
the players being the sons of the summer
residents. The entries for the singles close
tonight and the drawings will be made
tomorrow. Entries Tor the doubles close
on Tuesday next, and the drawings will
be made on Wednesday.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The condition of Mr.. o. II. p. Belmont
Is much improved and he will be able to
attend the ball Monday night.
A large number OF excursionists from
Boston, including several Knights Temp
lars visited here yesterday.
There will be a match game of polo
this afternoon for cups.
The Duke OF Marlborough played court
tennis yesterday. He will remain here
q week longer.
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RIVERSIDE.

The funeral of Mrs. Balkcom, wife OF patrol-
man Balkcom, was solemnized from st. Marks
Episcopal Church at noon yesterday. Rev.
Herbert A. Renick conducted the service.
The bearers were: Henry T. Bickford, I'd.
ward Hicks, Harry German and Walton +.
Allen. The remains we're inferred at Mos
hassuck cemetery.
Last night about III o'clock one of the Cres-
cent Park electrics broke journal onsthe
square and jumped the track The car was
replaced and travel resumed after delay Of
about half an hour.
Miss Mabel Fisher, president of the Rhode
Island division of Daughters Of Veterans. is
spending few days here as the guest of Miss
Sadie Rogers.
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POOR MARY LYNCH.
Who Will Chip in to Fund for He
Relief.

Three years ago Mary A. Lynch.
whose humble home is at 30S Williams
street, lost her husband, Timothy, and
was left with five little children on her
hands TO support. Shortly after the
death of her husband Mary became a
cripple, and at the present time Is
obliged TO use crutches. She In very poor,
and her chief income was the eapdings OF
her little son Jerry's paper route. At
3:15 O'Clock Saturday, August 10,
the boy, aged 13 years. and his brother,
Ignatius John Lynch, aged 10, were
drowned I'm the Seekonk river at the foot
of East Transit street.
The case Is a most distressing one and
THE News has been asked by persons who
know of the actual needs, and i'm whom
this newspaper reposes the utmost conf
dence, TO open subscription for the re-
lief OF the widow.
The following subscriptions are ac-
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At $3.50 yesterday afternoon a lot OF boys
were playing with blank cartridges I'm the
rear OF 3S5 Elmwood avenue, and one fred
by Pascoag Kougi took effect Ia the face
Remick.
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Tax Assessor A. II. Arlington left for
New London, New Hampshire, this morn
ing with his family and carried along
enough fishing tackle to remove all the
bass In Lake Sunapis.
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a pair OF slippers, valued at $3.50, were
stolen from II. q. Bullock at 80 Washing
top street yesterday afternoon.
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charmingly rendered. Then the fun be-
gan and for an hour waxed fast and
furious. An Elks' court was organized
and the chair appointed Phil Gibson and
W. w. Counor officers Of the tribunal
Miss Titteil ut once fined DIR. Sweat 81 for
making her recite. The officers quaiisd
under the stern "Do your duty" and the
fine was paid. Then treasurer became
necessary and the presiding goddess said.
II will make c. NJ. Webster treasurer"
and a voice suggested, make him
mayor" The treasurer reported no cash
on hand and was promptly fined for per-
hitting the treasury to be in such condi-
ton. Miss Minnie Tittell then appeared
in a song recently dedicated to her.
The guests demanded moro music
and Theodore Gibson was called upon
for violin solo. He protested that he
had left his instrument ut home, and was
fined for bis negligence. The chairman
discovered L. S. Woodbury. in n corner
aud fined him for sitting In seclusion.
Officer Conner went to collect tho fine
and was fined for absence from his post.
Prof. A. II. Knoll and Miss Marie Mcneil,
famous cornetists, rendered selections
and responded to an encore. Judge Park
became excited and revealed his presence
and was fined for forgetting his wig. DIR.
Adams was asked to dissect tho question,
swherc was Moses when the light won't
out ?'' but was in the dark on the question
and paid his fine. Ira Myers volunteered
the information that he would rather be n
pall-bearcr than sing solo and enriched
the treasury. Mr.. Lawrence of the Tittell
company rendered tenor solo, ut the
conclusion OF which the president an
nounced that she fined "Honest Bob"
Ammon s. for owning gold mine In a
silver state, and he paid in the dollars of
our daddies. ]. II. Mcknight couldInot ex-
plain why marriage is n failure and paid
his fine. w. NJ. Fletcher was fined for
looking like Napoleon. He pleaded finan-
eial embarrassment and offered TO make
n speech. which Officer Conner suggested
be made In the open air. The Mandolin
club of Great Falls was next on the pro-
gramme. after which w. I. Piggott was
called upon for a story. he claimed that
NJ. 5. Parker had agreed to take his place,
but the latter declined. aud both were
fined. Harry b. Hill was called upon 70
sing "Wouid l Were n Bird" but had
flown. and Ed Il. Wright refused to sub
stitute for him and was fined. w. p,
Wren had forgotten sCome. Birdie,
Come" and was fined. Frank Clarke OF
the Titteli company recited Poe's "Mur
derer," and A. w. Kingsbury paid the
penalty for refusing to "trip the light fan
tastic." c. ID. Eliot was present without q
sweetheart and paid his fine with whai
the officer declared were county funds
DR.. weitman was espied and fined FOL
parting his hair In the middle The cor
rupt practice act was violated and W. 5
Frary was assessed for running for ONCE
Phil Gibson declined 10 do a song anC
dance and paid his fine. o. F. Wads
worth, jr.. left the stage and was fines
while absent. Messrs. Clarke and Law
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IN OREAf FALLS.

GREAT FALLS, April 6.-Although 1t Is a
minor portion of the society of Great Falls
that strictly observes the Lenten season,
the percentage of devotees, particularly
among the indispensable fair sex. Is suf-
ficiently large to cause all social pleas
ures to cease for the fashionable period.
During this season any pleasure almost
infringing upon, although not quite
transgressine, the established rules, is
hailed with delight, and such was the la
dies social session given by Great Falls
lodge No. PA. b. p. o. E, at the opera
house Tuesday afternoon. The accom-
plished Tittell sisters, honorary members
of the order. who were in Great Falls
with their troupe at the time, had agreed
TO assist their brothers in the entertain
ment aud local talent had also been Sc
cured for the occasion. About 800 ladies
and gentlemen accepted invitations and
the dress circle and parquet were CON-
fortably filed when the curtain ross and
revealed the antlered fraternity seated on
the stage. DIR. J. A. Sweat introduced
Miss Essie rittell as chairman and called
upon her for a recitation, which was
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w. H. Gehrman and ]. B. Trevarthen
of Butte, were guests in this city on Tues
doy last.
E. E. Congdon came over from Butte
Monday.
Henry Mueller of Butte, is in this city.
Mrs. j. p. Kerrigan of Hamilton, was
in Anaconda: this week visiting friends.
Miss Cora Marchion has been quite sick
this week.
DIR. II. w. Stephens was taking his own
medicine for la grippe this week.
j. II. Toole returned from q trip
through the South last Thursday.
Mrs. George j. Ringwald of Neihart is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. Kemna.
Z. II. Crabtree left Saturday for Chi
cago, New York and other eastern points,
where he will remain for about one
month.
Mrs. John Merrill entertained the
BClcseidal Whist club last Thursday even
ing very pleasantly. Mrs. L. G. Smith
won the first prize, a silver paper knife
with pearl handle, and Mrs. Holmes
the second prize, a china cup and saucer.
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IN 1 u TIE.

BUTTE, April 6.-Another week of the
Lenten season has rolled by. Society's
fair ones are preparing to cast away the
last of the sackcloth and ashes, and be-
fore we are aware of il the spring season
and spring bonnets in all their royal
splendor will announce themselves to an
admiring public. The season, unfortu-
nately, does not promise to be as large
and diversified as the bonnet, but judging
from the elaborate display of headgear
which some of our leading milliners have
already placed for our inspection, the
most fasiidious should be pleased.
Miss Price returned home this week
from Salmon City, Idaho, where she has
been teaching during the winter.
Mrs. Hoatson, Mrs. Sharp, Miss Bessie
Halves and Mrs. j. r. Russell are recover
ing from the la grippe.
Miss Daisy Dawson is expected home
next Friday from Canada.
Miss Rose McAuley. who has been the
guest of Miss Mabel Foster the last two
weeks, returned TO her home at Melrose
Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
]. Groeneveld went TO Deer Lodge Friday
to attend session of the presbytery OF
the Presbyterian church that convened
there Friday and Saturday of this week.
The Calamity club, a social organiza-
ton which has been the means Of con-
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siderable livelihood for the younger men,
bers in society during the winter months,
have enjoyed and ended their mission,
received their reward and will rest during
the summer months.
Mrs. George Dickinson and friend OF
Tacoma was visiting Mrs. DIR. Murray this
week.
Mrs. Sergeant of Anaconda was visiting
friends in the city Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. Hough are making a tour
abroad and are now in Paris. France.
Mrs. Smith of Anaconda was the guest
of Mrs. Charles Lane, Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Taylor of Salt lake we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Lewis
| this week.
| A very enjoyable and novel entertain
ment was given by the members of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Christian
church Friday night. The entertainment
was desigated hard times sociabie.
Both ladies and gentlemen were expected
| to appear in costumes suitable to the oc-
casion, a fine being placed on all who
failed to appear according to the rules
| and regulations of the order. After a
short season of social enjoyment, a supper
was served, in which bareback was a
noticeable feature of the bill of fare.
NJ. ]. Connell returned Friday from a
three-months' visit at New York city.
Mrs. Conncll will return about the first of
May.
The Primrose Whist club met with
Mrs. Faycttc Harrington Thursday
| evening.
Miss Mabel Renshaw, who has been at
tending school in Missouri during the
winter, returned home this week.
Messrs. Halves, Adams and Fairfield
arrived homo from Brigham, Utah
Wednesday, where they went in quest oil
game. They brought with them a car load
of ducks and have been very busy since IN
distributing them among their numerou.
friends.
The afternoon whist club met Monday
with Mrs. James III. Lynch. First prize
was won by Mrs. John II. Bordeaux. a SCI
Of coffee cups and saucsrs, second priz,
was awarded to Mrs. j. II. Monteath, .
half dozen fruit plates.
Joe Clark left Friday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Holmes entertained
party of twelve at their home at Al
Utah avenue on Saturday evening. Whis
was the principal feature of the evening
after which dainty luncheon was served
The guests present we're: Miss Loui'
KaDel, Miss Rogers, Miss Lizzie Rogers
Miss Celia Hnddieson. w. L. Beager, w
r. Powell, j. o. Bender. E. Bush, Mr.. ant
Mrs. b. II. Powell.
Mrs. j. II. Shropshire returned Satur
day from visit with her daughter in tn
Big Hole country and will return Sunda,
and remain for sometime on their ranch
Mrs. George Lyman will be the guest o
Mrs. Day for the nexsweek.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Lloyd have removes
to their ranch for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Busch viii soon be at hom
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at the Ross Clark residence which she has
rented for the season.
Mrs. Ferdinand Sands will in the near
future leave for New Yor k.
Professor Newall has removed to the
L. Fruedenstein residence, 403 West Mer-
curry street.
GO to the Flathead country for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. w. j. johnson, Miss Maude and
Eddie johnson of Anaconda, were visit
ing friends In the city a few days OF this
week.
Mrs. Day gave a whist party to her
friends at her home corner Idaho and
Quartz streets Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Campbell secured first prize, n beautiful
vase and Mrs. Monteath second prize, a
bouquet of carnations.
Frank Churchill, who has been at
Boulder Springs the last two weeks for
his health, has returned home very much
improved.
Mrs. William Guedelhoffer and family,
who have been spending the winter in
California. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Johnson returned Wednes-
day from q three months visit with her
parents at Minneapolis. MINI.
The marriage of Albert 5. Hoyey and
| Miss Martha Tregoning, both of Helena,
occurred at the residence of the brides
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Mitch.
| ell. at Meaderville, at o'clock p. IN.
Tuesday, April 2, Rev. Mr.. Little of the
NJ. L. church performing the marriage
ceremony. John Mitchell being best man
and Miss Susie Moyle bridesmaid. Only
few relatives we're present.
The Academy Tennis club has been re
organized for the season. The new Off
GERS elected are: President, Miss Helen
LEVEL; secretary and treasurer, Miss
| Lucy Grannis.
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The response to the calls for donations
have been very liberal and some hand
some gifts will be made to lucky ones at
the fair which will be held in Evans
Opera house some time in June.
Edward Spensley was in the city from
Deer Lodge yesterday.
Miss Pauline Brownell is sick at her
home on Oak street.
DIR. Spelman is in Great Falls.
Mrs. ID. ID. Twohy aud Mrs. E. j. Ma
deau we're in Butte one day last week.
Miss Lizzie Evans is il Butte for holi-
day.
Miss Maggie Mason is in Butte.
Miss Hattie Mccarthy has gone to her
homo in Butte for q weeks vacation.
Miss Matte Durston is in Chicago and
expects to return soon with her sister,
Miss Laura.
Mrs. w. NJ. Thornton and her mother.
Mrs. Hensley, are at Rodondo beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hoge are at Pasa-
dena, Cal.
The Y. NJ. /. calico party at the Mon
tana on the evening of the 10Th promises
TO be one of the most successful affairs
ever given by the institutes.
Miss Douglas is in Deer Lodge for the
Easter holidays.
F.E. Miller, formerly of this city, spent
pleasant day in Anaconda this week.
Mrs. j. V. Collins and Miss Collins went
TO Butte yesterday.
Mss Kate Evans goes home to-day for
a short visit
George f. Lyman returned Sunday from
Boise City. Mrs. Lyman and Chester are
visiting friends in Butte.
A reception was rendered to Rev. Father
Roche of Lincoln, Neb., by the y. NJ. /.
and Y. L. /. las Monday evening. IL was
a very pleasant occasion. Father Roche
left for his home on Monday afternoon.
Ed. Nadeau was in Ba sin this week.
Miss Coleman of Deer Lodge. is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. j. Matthews.
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renee of the Tittell company gave q vocal
duet. during which ii. +. Collett hied him.
self to the green room. for which he was
fined. Miss Tittell and her brother Elks
joined hands. and what DIR. Sweat termed
the congregation, rose, aud the entertain
ment concluded by all singing "Auid Lang
Syne."
Joseph Healy of Fort Benton was in
the city Thursday, greeting scores OF
friends whom he had not seen since 1887.
when he left for Africa.
w. ID. Barclay Of Lethbridge, superin-
tendent of the Great Falls q Canada rail-
way, was In the city several days this
week.
NJ. ]. Connolly of Dubuque. Iowa, spent
several days In the city the first part OF
the week. He is an old acquaintance of
]. II. Mcknight.
S. II. Ralston, jr., of Choteau was in
Great Falls on business Wednesday.
II. G. Hudson, advance agent for Maude
Granger. was in the city this week.
L Perry Of Anaconda was over from
the Copper City Tuesday.
Fred r. Warren, q large fock-master Of
Utica, was In Great Falls for few days.
Jere Sullivan and L. A. Cummings
F, came up from the head of navigation Sum
day.
| S. S. Hobson of Utica has been in the
city for several days on business con-
nected with the proposed Great Falis-Lew-
istown telephone system
Miss Nellie Healy of Fort Benton was
visiting Great Falls friends Thursday.
]. L. Reynolds Is expected home from
| his Minnesota visit next week.
| A large crowd attended the basket 500
ciai given ut Groves hall by the ladies OF
| the Scandinavian Lutheran church
| Wednesday evening. and the hours till
midnight, when the crowd dispersed. were
filed with pleasure.
/ DIR. A. Il. Longeway, who has been al.
tending lectures in Montreal, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, will be home in q few
days
The Presbyterian church is making ar
rangements to cease giving sociais. mus-
Gales. aud the like, as other churches OF
this city have done.
The late Bishop Knickerbockers of In
diana, was an uncle OF w. L. Chamber
lain of Great Falls. and his successor,
Bishop White. is brother-in-law Of ID. C.
Holbrook of this city.
Mrs. William w. Conner entertained a
few ladies at an elegant luncheon Tues
day afternoon.
w. t. Ridgley Is expected home from
Ashland. Ohio, in few days.
Miss May Rogers entertained a few
friends this evening IN honor OF her six
teenth birthday.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the anniversary ball TO be given b. the
local lodge of the American Railway
union on the evening of April q.
Manager Hartley, Of the opera house.
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there is every indi-
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will be a financial
and social success.
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