The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-29

Mr.. Albert Tyler of Brookside ave.
nue.. Centreville, is seriously III at his
ife-fae.-
Mr.. Henry Searles. the Oldest con-
ductor i'm the employ of the n. y, NJ
II and II. railroad, is taking his annu-
al vacation. AR. earle has served As
a conductor for forty years, entering
the employ OF the Hartford, lroNi-
dence and Fishkill road soon alter IL
was opened. an continuing in the en-
ploy III its SUCCESSORS.
Tne EpWorth League service at 'uS
Centrevine NJ. l.. NnUlc 4ast eNSH''-e
l,,a wen at,en.ed, anu ahucn enJoye cd
Tn funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Cleary. a o4u an highly respected resi-
dent OF Arctic, was solemnlzeI from
nrr iate resluence on Ott..A.u st.tt-. -
1 requiem nigh mass was sung al d,
| lanes church, ana a large NUMBER 81
| relatives and frlenas were IN allehu-
ance. Beautiful tioral tributes were
fHHfaefet4Sr--
The social at Donnelrs hall. y
tick. under the ausices of the Natlck
Drama.i clup, was marked success
81. Peter and Paul's T. a b. society
of PheniX havo scted the following
delegates to attend the diocesan con-
1
Thanksgiving cay: James Foley, rat
rick McGlynn anu Patrick COOsan. Inc
| Ladies Auxiliary also elected the fol-
lowing delegates TO attend the same
| convention: Misses Nellie Ford, Minnie
Fitzpatrick and Mary Sherlock.
Mrs. Harry J. Mccain of Quidnick
is seriously i'll at her daughters home
| in Pawtucket.
Conductor James Donnelly. the old
| est employe of the Pawtuxet Valley
| Branch railroad, is spending Well
| deserved vacation in the West
| Mr.. Fred Spencer. one OF the en-
! ployes OF the Custom House in Provl-
| dence. is reported seriously III at his
/ home in Hope.
! Deputy Sheriff James " Fish OF
| Washington. having received COM
I plant of trap fishing recently, deter
\ mined To make an investigation and
/ TO stop the trapping in the south
u lea1Aattf.tt-4zast- Il night
4 that officer captured the trap contain
! ing a haf bushel OF bullheaus. Having
J hauled the trap he hopes to haul the
| trapper.
The meeting in Lawtons block Of
! those interested in me formation Of a
! lodge of the New England Order of
| Protection, announced for rs evening,
| will be deferred on account of illness
OF the principal speaker
The Thanksgiving Feast" and social
| entertainment Of Volunteer Circle
| Kings Daughters OF Hope. was q great
| succes. After appetizing supper
was served, large audience listened
TO the rendering of the following pro-
! gram: Selection, Hope Rink Band;
! reading, Matte Briggs; lily drill ght
! girls; chorus. mixed voices: dialogue
duet. Esther Clarke. Ida Roc; vocal
| s lo, los Moon. recitation Olive --.ngs-
drill ..ssr ..fa. f u
ing, Gertie jenkins: violin solo John
| Duffy; vocal due Grace RaWlnsIu.
| Ida Moore. harmoniea solo Herbert
Colvin: selection. Hope Rink Band
The bazaar under the auspices Of 81.
! Joseph's church OF Natick was opened
Monday evening, under the most aus
picious circumstances
The Rev. Mr. Brown. pastor W the
Phenix Baptist church. was visited by
a pound party OF 90 persons. last ev
| ening. They an their pounds were
| clfdially received. The undoing OF tn,
pound packages excited much merr
ment. Many useful articles were con
tributed. among others pound %
! money th1i counted out seventeen 1pl
lars 4 fine collation. was served dur
ing the evening.
a large pulley I'm the carding room o
Arctic mill burst yesterday afternoon
No one was injured. although IN
| pieces were thrown some distance Th
room was shut down ti.. another pulle'
wac placed in posftion
At meeting OF ST. Mary's Hol.
Name and literary sOcicfv of5- Arctic
~ wae voted % observe tho society
eleventh anniversary on December "a
hv hol1inp 07rich ~onnt7n ~ whtrl
the past members OF the society an,
tha residents ~ adjacent parishes b.
invited Rev w. s Flvnn VI give m
5 address giving tho history of the SO
! ciofv and ~'uei4at u~0cr-arn will ola
be given. The anniversary will occu
| In the parish hall.