The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-22
sinment last evening in HoIden's hall.


lawn party in on the tapis for June 2 at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bellsnan
The Smiths Hill Bicycle Club will have a
rnu to East Greenwich tomorrow.
Thomas Maroney, who broke his spine ON
Thursday, died last nlsht.
Bishop HarSins will give confirmation at
St..Joilns church on sunday.
Mr.. William Gammel of Fail River is visit
ing friends In this city.
Mrs Edith Guilds of Boston is visiting this
city on business.
Mrs Emma Fairchid OF this city went to
Boston To see friends.
Mr.. Fred Nichols of Broad street has gone
down the river To spend the summer
Mr.. Arthur Greene of Johnston has gone
down the river TO spend the summer.
Mr.. Joseph Kelley Of Friendship street has
gone out of the city on business.
Mrs. Mary Mathewson OF Blackstone street
is visiting friends out Of the city.
Mr.. Cuarles Read of Cranston street has
moved 10 Westminster street, desiring 10
get nearer down town.
Mrs. Beatrice Young of Pawtuchet has come
to this city Ia live.
Master George Pepin Of Sprague street,
while out riding yesterday afternoon on
Diamond street, ran into a team and was
knocked Off and sustained slight injuries TO
himself, but his wheel was all right
Mr.. " A. Seamans had fire while moving
yesterday morning ON Dexter street. When
putting the furniture INTO the cart one OF the
men put the stove in with fire IN It. Some
Of the Goals fell out and fred the clothin:.
Damage very slight
fhe electric light poles on the east side are
adorned with s.Sna, 'signityins thor TIE green
parnt Is wet.
The 81 stephens Church Society Intends
placing steeple over tine church Tho mOney
was partly raised ten years ago, but for some
reason tie sfccplo has not been built.
Pr. Burgess of Prospect hill ia learning TO
ride bicycle. Ea expecta 10 hny Columbia
Tine graduating class Of Mile. saniewslSa's
school for young ladies have had their pictures
tlken NJ Horizons.
Mrs lenFs Of Central Falls gave "A very
pleasant whist party to a number Of Provi-
dence society ladies' yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Allen of Bowen street has changed her
residence 10 George street
officer John Leuahan bought bicycle n
Racycle, few days ago. In attempting 10
ride down Smith hill he became absent.
minded and forgot he was riding. He jumped,
preferring 10 live, and the wheel was ralxed up
later. officer Lenahan is learning 10 ride
now.
Master George Nightingale made fishing
trip down the bay this morning.
Miss Jennie Mullen Of knight street has
purchased new wheel, Leuox.
Mr. Frank Greene Of West Exchange street
has purchased n new wheel, Columbia.
In the current issue Of Harper's Weekly
are profuse illustrations from the Greco
turkish war as a conspicuous feature.
Harpcr's Weekly of May % will he "A
Memorial day number. Among the con
tributions there will be Memorial day
poem by Richard Burton, illustrated by
Kenyon Cox; "A New National Hymn, with
words by Col. Thomas Wentworth Higgin-
son and music by &. Crozat Converse;
articles on "A Breakfast with Gen.
t0meL by Thomas Robinson Dawlcy,
.lr., in which the policy or Gen. Gomez
will be outlined en- 1.-The Unvsiling Of
the Washington Monument at Philadel-
phia:" on "The Military Tournament i'm
Chicago" and on Frank r. Stockton" f"
by w. ID. Huwells. The illustrations will
include scenes from the Tennessee Centen-
nial by W. A. Rogers who was sent to the
Exposition by Harpor's Weekly for the
purpose Of mating the drawings.