The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-10
NORTH END NEWS.
Louis Licker Made Things Lively at His
Home--General Mention.
TnE NKws BUREAU.
NORTH END. S2S BRANCH AVENUE
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The Garfield Social Club of Garfield
Division, Uniform Rank, X. OF r., gave q
very.plessant entertainment at Alfredisn
Hall last night. The program was .as
follows: Grand march, Americanized
band; minstrel scene, circle and jokes
by Cram, A. A..Hainsworth and Tomlinson; ;
song, "We'll Raise the Roof Tonight"
Edward Tomlinson"; popular sayings,
Cram, Hsinsworth and fomlinson; cong,
Just Tell Them That You Saw Me-"
John w. Hainsworth; poetical selections
ey the end men; banjo solo, b. Follett;
bicycle jokes, George Cram; song,
'Mary's Gone Away With Coon"
George Cram; funny comments, Sidney
Besser; reading, "rhe Fireman's We'd
ding" Walter Wright; solo, "The Ship
Love-" and encore "Just About to Fall, !"
John II. Hainsworth; stump speech.
Social Club; interlocutor, z. j. Proctor;
end men. George Cram. Sidney Besser.
Edward Tomlinson and Albert Hams
worth; accompanist, Miss Cora Clegg.
The jokes were bright and novel, and
the songs were well sung and generously
applauded. After the regular program
was.finished there was a couple OF hours
dancing Joseph NJ. CIogg efficiently fiffing
the position OF floor director, and his as
sistant was Charles j. Proctor. Refresh
ments OF dainty kind were served to
all present during ssthe evening. Master
Fred Goff of South Providence was the
drum major, and he gives promise OF
being one of the best In his line.
just as soon as Rhode Island straw
berries are right for eating the members
OF the Third Ward Republican committee
will enjoy feast at the home of ex-Rep-
resentative Charles ii. Smart.
Francis j. Carney and Miss Mamie
Davis were married at the Holy Name
Church this morning. The young couple
have a host OF friends who wish them q
long ana prosperous married life.
For the past few nights number OF
Pawtucket cyclists have started the plan
Of making the Blackstone boulevard
scorching ground. Last night Bert Hus-
ton Cf that city was going along at a
rapid rate and officer Luby told Huston
TO stop, but Huston did not think
North End horse could catch him, but he
found out his mistake, and was taken to
the Second station. He was let go on
promising TO appear in. court this morn
ing.
Edward Lane was arrested yesterday
afternoon by officer Gilfoil on a warrant
charging him with cruelty to animals.
One day last week it is alleged Lane,
while in the employ of teamster James
Moore, had charge of pair OF horses and
cart. In the cart there was pretty good
sized load of bricks, and when near the
Dexter Asylum the horses got stuck In a
bad place IN the highway and Lane beat
the horses. They refused to move, and
after urging them with whip he fired
bricks at the horses heads aud tore the
skin off both animals Then he rubbed
some OF the grease from the axles on to
the raw places.
Louis Licker, of As Webster street, made
things pretty lively at his home, this
morning. His two yonng sons had loan
ed s2 that'had been given them and this
completely upset Louis. He started in
smashing dishes, struck his wife over
the head and broke castor, and other
silverware. After he had done about all
the damage he could at his home he be-
came reconciled to the action of his sons.
Druggist X. Il. Gilbert has on exhibi-
tion in his Wanskuck drug store about as
small specimens of turtles as have ever
been seen in captivity.
Mrs, Joseph Woodcock Of 300 Charles
street, wife of Janitor Wcodcock of the
Charles street school, and her infant son
sailed last Saturday for England. She
will be gone about three months and her
host OF friends will wish her..a most pleas
ant trip.
Arthur Patstone left yesterday for
Newport, where he will spend the re-
mainder OF the season.
The hackmen and grocers of Wanskuck
VIII endeavor to play ball at the old
grounds of the Wanskuck Club next Sat-
urday afternoon.
There were q number OF bicycle acci-
dents on Randall square last evening,
and one Wanskuck young man seriously
hurt his right arm.
Foreman Herbert M. Lake OF the East
Providence Ice Company left his horse
and cart in front OF his home on Branch
avenue this morning while he went in to
xrnf II
scared by passing electric car and in
turning sharply around he fell and broke
one OF the thills of the cart.