The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
NORTH END news
James Doherty Talks and
Gets into Trouble.
Careless Parents Give Police Trouble
and Endanger Childrsn's Lives.
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James Doheity got very drunk last
night and went to Toleville, where ne
tried TO tell an Italian peddler how to
conduct his distribution OF sruit. Ohhcer
McElroy came along and took the mer-
chants view of the matter under discus
sion, and landed Doherty in the Second
Station. The latter has been in trouble
before, and II IL said that there Will be
no fruit for sale on the streets when he
has an opportunity to visit Toleville
The excursion OF Garfield Lodge, X.
of u. of Wanskuck, yesterday was attend
ed by about 125 people, all OF whom Were
delighted with their days outing. The
party sailed on the steamer Wave as far
as Narragansett Pier, where q couple OF
hours were enjoyed in viewing the sights
and bathing. At Newport stop OF three
hours were made, and at Rocky Point
about an hours dancing was enjoyed.
Home was reached about 1880 p IN.
A%ons ares y sSs Say n1 'Ssn %srs Messr Albert
Roberts, Fred. l.. Gilbert and Mrs. Gil
bert, William Worth, Albert and Sidney
Besser, John Kean, Benjamin Simmons,
Mrs. Gilhooley, Mrs. Thone and Grandpa
Stokes.
The funeral OF James III. Garland, the
Unfortunate young victim OF the trolley
accident Sunday afternoon, took place
from his parents residence yesterday al
ternoon. Many sympathizing neighbors
sent beautiful flowers to be placed on the
dead boys casket. Another shade OF sor-
row was added to the already darkened
hou SC hold by the news of the death OF
an uncle of the poor lad Sunday evening.
The latter's funeral took place from East
Providence today.
Vincent Mccain, of Danforth's phar-
macv, is spending his vacation at the
Highland House, Block Island.
M al hn IN
fortunate engineer and former resident,
who met his death by drowning near
Westerly, took place from his mothers
home in Boston yesterday. A number
OF his old friends from here went down
to the city named, to pay their last trit-
ute of respect to the memory OF the de-
| ceased.
Work on the destruction OF the old
Allen homestead on North Main street,
preparatory to the erection OF the new
business block that Is to adorn the site,
has been begun.
The breaks in the sidewalks on Hewes
| street, made when the roadbed was block
paved, are being repaired.
The electric car tracks on Randall
| Square are being repaired.
The Misses Robertson of Troy, n. Y,
are the guests of Mrs. Robertson OF
| Cottage Row.
Three careless persons left distractions
the police of the Second station put
| lights on the impediments to safe travel.
Thomas Reynolds, % Dsnforth street,
a short time ago parted with good money
| for a poor horse. The evidences of his
| mistake in trade became so evident that
| he induced officer Blackman to end the
| miserable animals existence last night.
1 Early last evening two little girls from
| Franklin square led into the Second
Police Station a boy and girl smaller
| than themselves, who had lost their way
and were hungry for supper. The truants
were restored to their parents at 337
| North Main street. Later on officer
Briggs found two other promising young
| heirs of parents, who reside at 35S, the
| same street, wandering on Ashburton
street. All of which leads the officers at
! the station to think some people ought
| to be more watchful OF the whereabouts
| OF their children.
There are some property owners north
| of Charles street who are said TO be al
! ready figuring out how much they can
increase the rent Of their buildings when
that thoroughfare Is widened.
IL somewhere between Randall square
and the Corliss Works there was only
| a small park, how would ii have been
appreciated some recent warm evenings.
| The new water trough on the square
has given considerable trouble since Ii
was placed in position, but is now work
ing satisfactorily.
The gentlemen who attend the affair
OF yesterday under the auspices OF the
Democratic committee state that IL VIC
tory was as easy..as clans for their party,
why the Aldermen from the Tenth and
the Third would keep their coats off un-
til November hustling for the nomina-
tion for Mayor.
There was a very earnest discussion at
the corner of Shawmut and Gladstone
| avenues over the relative merits
of the Defender and Valkyrie last even
ing, at least that is what n bystander said
was the topic under the discussion by the
earnest crowd of takers that gathered
there.