The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-02
NORTH END NE WS
Residents Complaining OF the Neglect
TO Clean Certain Streets,
Short Stories Of Interesting Events In
This Section.
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Some OF the residents OF Gladstone
avenue, especially those living on the
lower part of the street, are finding con-
siderable fault with the neglect that Is
shown in keeping this and other nearby
streets in proper shape. There seems 10
be very little attention paid to cleaning
these thoroughfares, and while store
keepers in the locality referred to are
much 10 blame, II appears to many as II
tion to this matter, which SO vitaliy
affects the health.
The "Jolly Six" will 60 into camp at
Conanicut Park tomorrow for two weeks.
They comprise W. III. Arthur, president;
A. Beaver, W. Z. Machon, Edward Me-
Cartin, Thomas Earnshaw aud William
Mclaughlin, six OF the most popular
young men in Providence. Their camp
Is named "Camp Rest. y.
President Arthur Is TO be cook and
Brother Beaver, who has just recovered
from weeks sickness, will be cham
bermaid. Ladies day will be week
from Tuesday and week from next
Saturday a special invitation is extended
10 the brethren OF the "Fraternal Club"
to come down and enjoy the hospitality
OF the camp.
The Newport boat leaves Providence at
a. M, and returns from the park at b
y. m.
lHt uhInoaOi lnt highway lOIlucIly
known as Delahunt street in Wanskuck
has been changed TO Moy street.
The Senior Choir and Christian Doctrine
Society of the Holy Name Church will go
TO Camp White next Thursday as the
guests OF Rev. Father Walsh.
Next Tuesday evening the Wanskuck
Division OF the A. o. IL. will install
officers.
Car travel over Smiths Hill last night
was unusually large.
The police OF the Second Station re-
port the past "a hours as very quiet ones
Tor them.
A good many people are beginning to
inquire when the numerous electric light
poles are going TO be made useful as well
as ornamental.
On the lower part of Charles street last
night there was miniature dog-fght
that caused considerable excitement. One
of the smallest kind Of dogs trotted along
in the company OF a lady and gentleman,
when suddenly two large-sized bull dogs
that had been waiting for trouble pitched
upon it and threatened TO end its exist
ence. The yells OF the man and woman
prevented the contingency, but one would
think the look the woman gave the dogs
would have turned them into stone, but
IL did not.
The laying of granite blocks on Hewes
street Is completed, and in a few days the
handsome elm that has for so many years
stood at the corner OF this street will not
be cut down.
The funeral of Willie. the infant son of
William and Veazie Carboy, took place
from the parents' residence this afternoon.
The field day of the Irving Literary AS
sociation yesterday at Camp White was
a very enjoyable occasion. Most of the
members went down late III the after
noon, but in time to enjoy the o'clock
dinner. Good music was furnished for
dancing and the patrons of the various
good things provided by the committee
of arrangements were well satisfied. The
return trip was made particularly pleasant
by the singing OF the many good vocalists
OF the party
The members OF the hose and engine
companies at house 16 had photographer
come from down street yesterday and take
some pictures. The men and the outfits
for extinguishing fires were all photo
graphed, there were also group pictures,
singles, Centaur-like combinations of men
and horses, etc. One of the group pic
lures it is stated, is to be placed in the
national gallery for manly beauty that is
soon to be opened in New York.