The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-10
WARREN.
False Story About an Employe OF
the Foundry.
Mozart Club Elects Officers = window
Accidentally Broken.

There was consloerable commotlon
and excitement on the street yesterday y
when IL was reported that q wsll-knovn
empioys ct the Foundry, Mr.. McKeon,
was missing and II was said ne had pro-
babIy committed suicide by drowning.
Investigation proved that Mr.. McKeon
who had not been feeling yell decided
not to go to work, and was quietly resting
in his room q Goff's Hotel where he
boards and had not the least intention OF
making away with himself. Naturally he
was very indignant that such g story
should have been circulated about him.
The Mozart Club has elected the follow
ing oricers: President, Miss Ella Nc
Manus: vice president, Miss Rosa Sey-
mour; secretary. Miss Eta Sanders; assis-
tant secretary, Miss May Bliss; treasurer,
Miss Maud Gof; assistant treasurer, Miss
Maud Greene. Yhs business nesting
was held at the residence of the president
Miss McMauus on Market street.
Letters for the following named person
we're at the postofiice this morning un-
called for. Mrs. Louisa Couture, Mrs.
Sarah Greene, Mr.. Alex Henault, Mrs.
William Merithen, Mrs. Ellen Stapleton,
Miss Olive Litendre, Mr.. II. j. Schind-
Ter. Foreign. LudwicK Bsranzana Pastor.
About $50 o'clock last evening Mr..
John Boylan left the store OF Fred A..
Bliss the newsdealer. AS he stepped to
the walk, be slipped, turned to catch
himself and in doing so accidentally
struck his head against the side show
window and shattered the glass.
slight abrasion of the skin on bis fore
head. resulted. The glass was French
plate. s by s feet and will cost $50 to re-
place.
The remains of Miss Maguire, youngest
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Patrick
Mcguire of Central Falls who formerly
resided in this town, were brought here
yesterday and entomted at st. Msry''
cemetery.
McGaun Bros. are rebuilding the re-
sidence OF Mr.. JcsAa Boylsn on Market
street which was nearly destroyed by firt
last November. Mr.. John Sullivan whose
| block on Union street was burned q
while ago has begun the erection OF
new building, q four tenement dwelling
/ house.
Fragment Circle, Kings Daughters,
connected With the Nj. +. Church me-
! with Mrs. f. A. Bliss last evening and
enjoyed pleasant session. Fipsl ar
rangements were made for the patriotic
festival which 10 to be held in the churci
pa rlors on the evening OF February 22.
Tobin Post. q. A r., hss appointed th'
following committees: Hall, W. A
Hesley. T. X. Hodge, W. III. Baker
auditing, W. L. Hatch, ". A. Church
A. wilmarth; entertainment, N. T.
Hatch, A. +. Church, n. ii. Baker
William Rose; cemetery, Charles A. Bow
en-, Andrew Wilmartn, James Ward
Comrades Bachelor and Church wer
appointed delegates to the Department
Encam mpment, ex-Comrades George W
Foster and Charles Bowen we're appoin te'
to take charge of details OF mem bers o
the Post on Grand Army Flag Day an
conduct exercises in all the publ
schools.
The trial of George E. Boyce VIII
was arrested here short time ago b.
Town Sergeant Drown chsrged with steal
ing a gold watch In Somerset 10 on q
Taunton today. The Sergeant. Rev
Harden Al. BskeF, s#s Arthur KiIroy LEI
here this morning to appear as witnesse
for the prosecution.
Mr. Edward L. Ennis is here for a shor
time having returned from Florida wher
he has purchased a homestead property