The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-16
NORTH END NEWS
4 Sunday Afternoon Ride Terminates
unpIeasantIy for Young Man.
An Affecting Parting Address by the
Assistant Pastor of Church.
THE NEws BUREAU,
NORTH END, 42S BRANCH AVENUE,
IeleDhOne Nl-2

Telephone s0l-3.
At the last morning service in the
ChuSch OF the Immaculate Conception
Rev Father Mccarthy, who was the cele-
brant OF the mass, addressed the con-
gregation briefly on his departure for
another field OF labor The duration Of
an assistant pastors service in Catholic
church Is very rarely as long as has been
that OF Father Mccarthy, there. For II
years he has lived and labored for his
people In a manner that was known and
appreciated by them and his parting re-
marks could not fail TO make "A deep I'M
preston upon men and women, many OF
whose children he had baptized and for
some OF whose dearest ones he had per-
formed the last offices of religion.
The reverend speaker in deep, heartfelt
and modest words referred TO his work
and to the severing OF those ties that had
bound him 10 his people, stating that
the summons which came to him 10 enter
another field of labor with other and
more important duties be would obey, but
stated, the ties that bound him TO the
worshipers at the church had grown
stronger and that they after God could
pass judgment on his efforts. He referred
to the pastors OF the parish under whom
he had served urging his hearers TO ever
remember them and 10 do all they could
10 aid the present pastor and his assistants
In the devoted work they were carrying
on. In touching language Father Me-
Carthy thanked the people for their kind
ness toward him, asked for their prayers
for his success in his new pathway and
promising never to forget those in whose
midst he had spent so many years of the
masters service.
Father Mccarthy has received many
sincere congratulations on his promotion
TO rectorship from all classes of citizens.
Rev. Father McGee succeeds Father
Mccarthy as assistant rector OF the
church.
Yesterday afternoon two young fellows
hired a buggy somewhere and got into
trouble down street aud one of them was
thrown out. The fellow who remained
In the buggy was very drunk and ins:lt-
ing and drove through some OF the streets
of this section. On West River street he
became very indecent, drawing a bottle
OF whiskey from his pocket and shaking
1t in the faces of respectable women, and
asking them IL they wanted any of the
stuff. A bicyclist who was going toward
Toolcville notified Officer Mclaughlin
When the man and his outfit reached the
junction OF Charles street the officer
named asked the driver to let him have a
ride. AS the officer is rather good look
ing man with pleasant manner, the
man who had been having a sort of pic
mic took him In. The officer then turned
the horse toward the nearest police tele-
phone box and the patrol wagon soon
came along and the man was given a
chance to rest In the Second police sta
tion.
An employe OF the New York, New
Haven q Hartford Railroad named Will
liam Horton, who resides on Wickenden
street, had one of the fingers of his right
hand badly crushed while coupling cars
late Saturday night. He was taken to
the Rhode Island Hospital for treatment.
A goodly number Of young people left
Douglas avenue yesterday forenoon on
one Of NJ Foys pleasure teams for stump
Hill where they enjoyed finely gotten |
up cambake.
Captain Baker of the Second Police |
Station was present by invitation of the |
new state house commission at the break |
Ing ground for the new structure on Cap |
ttol Hill at 10 O'Clock thik morning.
A young man who ought to know bet
ter, and generally behaves himself when |
not under the influence OF liquor, tried
to raise disturbance in Wanskuck last
evening. He was quieted after a good
deal OF arguing and went hcme without |
fulhiling his threat OF breaking some
ones head.
A North Ender sized up the Dunraven
row In the following rather terse style:
"It's too bad we didn't turn the Atlantic
ocean around to please him.
Alderman Darcy Is said TO believe that
ne Will receive an encore at the coming |
elections as surely as he does when he |
warbles in his own charming style some
melody for the boys.
Now that the cold evenings are at hand
the many societies in this section are look
Ing for larger attendance at meetings ana
also incidentally to the money to be de-
rived rom social gatherings.