The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-16

fixed to the name plato on the front of tho
machine. The wind makes IL revolve and
10 Is very pretty sight. Last March the
long tough elastic bands were the rage,
with their juno bug buzz, now 1t Is the
wind mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hoard of Cong
don street, have gone TO Manchester by.
the-Sea for the summer.
Miss Olney OF Meeting street has gone
to Auburndale for the summer.
Miss Il. q. Gould of jerks street intends
to go To Newport shortly.
Miss Shay of this city Is very i'll at the
II. J. Hospital.
Mr.. Arthur Greene of Auburn speaks
tomorrow evening at the Y. M. y. A.
The meeting Is for men and women.
Prof. Poland of Lloyd street and family
went TO Grassmere, n. II. this morning for
the summer.
Mrs wendall Hale and family of Barnes
street have returned from q visit to New
port.
Brown street on the East side Is being
repaired. A steam roller is at work on it.
The employees of the General Extin-
guisher Company hold bicycle race on
the Blackstone boulevard next Saturday.
The start Is at Rochambeau avenue.
There are fast mensin the company and u
good race is expected.
Mr.. Miltiades psiaki of Athens, Greece.
brother of Alciabiades Psiaki, we'll
known in Providence society circles, has
arrived in New York city from Greece,
where no has been octively engaged in
the war against the Turks. His rifle
stock Is marked with many cuts, each
meaning dead Turk, killed by bullet
from his gun. His younger brother,
Nicholas, only seventeen years of age, has
fought in three battles already and has
been made sergeant for bravery. He
was thought for long time, to have
haa.. l. lnA ht1fl lc or nj liNn
There was stranger standing on the
sidewalk of one,of the business parts OF
Westminster street. near the big dry
goods stores, the other night. A small
boy came running down the street, busily
engaged in rolling hoop. This was a
surprise TO the stranger and he innocent-
ly asked if they played eroquet on Turks
Head.
Mrs Arnold Green and che Misses
Green are the guests OF Mrs. Samuel q.
Arnold at Newport.
DIR. W. T. Gleason Of this city has
rented cottage No. at Renfrew Park
for the summer season.
Miss Gaskell OF Worcester has been
visiting Miss Kate Whitaker OF Bowen
street during the past week.
Miss Winifred Mawatt of Keene street
| IL spending the week with relatives in
Swampscott Mass
Mr.. Willard Lenz of this city Is spend
ing the summer at harrington.
Mr.. Ralph Hamilton of Washington
street Is spending the summer at Conani-
| cut Park.
Mr. Fred Tillinghast Of this city Is
.. spending the summer at Conanicut Park.
| Mr. Edwin Burgess and family of Pros
| pect street. have gone to Buttonwoods
| for the summer.
The Epworth League of the Cranston
| Street NJ. T.. church were to have had
| their moonlight excursion last Tuesday,
| but owing TO the rain it was postponed
until Tuesday next. They are to have
music and refreshments on board.
Judge Lyman Of the Industrial build
| ing. has snap shot camera and is prac-
ticipg photography during his leisure
| hours.
The Regents would like agame for Sat-
urday, July IL, with any 15-year-old
| team. the young Elmwoods or Washing
ton Stars preferred Address j. MckenDa,
| 43 Newark street. city.
| Col and Mrs. William j. Nichols Of
| Providence are the guests OF Postmaster
| and Mrs. Young at Fair View on the
| Malbone road at Newport.
g. G. Phillips and A. p. Mowrey OF
Providence are the guests OF James H
| Barney at Newport.
Neuralgia and long depression, cause
| the hair To turn gray prematurely. Hall 8
| Hair Renewer will restore the color, and
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