The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-05
TALKED ABOUT.

There are wrongs that can be righted.
And he shudders at her face
For in whist she was his partner
And she up and trumped his acei
The Star of Providence Circle, G. o
+. will give a select social at Champlir
Hall. rriday. Nov 8.
Rt Rev. Matthew j. Harkins ID. ID.
confirmed 200 boys ana girls Sunday
evenipgl atrSt. Michaels' Church. tn
largest number which the Rev. JOSEPH
McDoucugh the pastor. has presented fol
several years.
The Providence Telephone Company
has upward of 81 miles of underground
wire in operation. and before many
months ara past. there will not be sin
gle wire overhead belonging to the CON
pany.
A commercial't traveller employed by a
Westminster street firm made resolution
three years ago to pick up all tho buttons
he found on the street. In that time no
has secured over 1000. being an average OF
nearly two day.
Workmen are engaged on West FIX.
change street connecting underground
telephone wires from Union street to the
new Union station. The work is being
done by the Proyidene Telephone Com
pany.
Rev A. S. Wick. pastor of tho Church
VI the Advent. Pawtuket avenue. intends
20 build a new church shortly. as the OLD
wooden edifice is too small to accom-
nodats the congregation. A committee
has been appointedlto make the necessary
arrangement for securing funds.
A man named Burlineame from Scitu-
ate fell through 800 glass door in f. O..
street, yesterday. DIR. Rowe took three
stitches in his nose and dressed mum Der
of other cuts.
John McNamara. against whom Eu-
gene IT, Bowen got judgment In the dis.
trict court for s22S "a last August, was
arrested on an execution by Deputy Sher-
iff Chiids yesterday.
Percy Delord was injured by the cars
on the Cove lands yesterday. He was
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital where
his wounds were dressed, and was then
removed to his home. 35 Gnno street.
Mrs. Dwight S. Nettelton has large
iron dog in her front yard at 6s Broad.
way. but this aid not prevent some one
from stealing number of articles from
her house last evening
Rev. @. A. l.. Richards. ID. d.. rector
of st. Johns Church. left today for Bos.
ton on q short business trip.
The steamer Squantum of the Provi-
dence. Fall River and Newport line went
to Wexford yesterday to take the place of
the steamer Bay Queen. which has for
some time been running on that route.
ihe Queen" came to this port.
DR.. Henry Gaffney of Boston is the
,uest OF Mr.. r. Reeker McNif. 13 Nor
IAN street.
Hezekiah Martin agent for Infantry
Hall says that the citizens OF Povidence
will have the privilege of hearing more
and larger, and better concerts the com.
ing season than ever before.
The "Social' season is here, and the
clerks at tho Police Department are kept
busy making out applications for socials.
Tahoma Tribe of Red Men will hold a
fair in Music hall every evening next
week. Charles Il. Meroier tie we'll known
Secret Society man, is the leading spirit
Elmwood Lodge X. of p. will take
possession OF its new hail corner OF Elm
wood and Potters avenues tomorrow
evening. An attendance OF 200 is expect
ed. The hall will be dedicated wednes-
day evening. Oct. q.
The maddest lot of merchants In this
city at the present time. arc those who
ara located on South Water street from
College street to Crawford.
Chief of Police Baker has decided to
have parade of the department. on
Thursday afternoon. Oct. T. Ap hour or
more will be spent in drill on the Dexter
Training grounds Monday forenoon,
and again Thursday forenoon.
The total number of denths from diph.
iberia I'm Woonsooket up To this morning
was %, since July l. Six cnsos were re-.
ported Sunday and yesterday. Twb deaths
occurred yesterday.
The Rhode Island Historical Society
will hold its quarterly meeting this even.
Ing.
The Methodist Social Union will hold
it's fall meeting at Iillinghasts assem- bly,
rooms Wednesday evening Officers for
the ensuing year will be elected.