The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-30
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81. Anthony's society held meeting
sast night and completed arrangements
for their grand lawn festival and con-
cert TO be held on Labor Day and even
ing.
The committee on sports and games has
been working hard for the past four
weeks preparing for the coming event.
which viii surpass anything OF the kind
ever held This committee divides its
work as follows.
Messrs. Hugh Rowey and James Far
ley. Jr will have charge OF the canes
Messrs. Leo Dufy and Charles Marks Will
take care OF the ball throwing game The
nail game will be In charge OF Messrs
Joseph Farley and VIM. Gordon Mm
Johnson will look after the hook game
Messrs. James Gllligan and Michael Doyle
will take care of the doll game.
other fea lures Of this committees en-
tertainment will be- as follows: Tug-o'-
war OF the married men. namely Thomas
Casey. Thomas Jennings. James Crowley
James Mcpeed and Michael Kelley. VS..
single men. Wm. Gearin. John Leonard
Frank Hanley. Luke Mccarthy. Michael
Casey aud Charles Campbell baseball
game. ST. Anthony's ". Eagles fat mans
race, 30-yard dash Thomas Casey.
James McDeed, Michael Kelley, Thomas
Jennings and Michael Hanley; ladies
wood. saving contest: Misses Winlfred
JOHNSON. NIFTY Kenny, GeHgvteve Duffy,
Annie Lucett Katherine McGinn gentle
mems millinery contest; ED u Gearin.
James McGinu, Maurice Lynch, James
McGlinchey Hugh Rowley. VIM. John
son and Leo Duffy; quoit contest Joseph
Rowley. VIM. Gearin, single; John Nc
CHM, Edward Hanley married.
The entertainment committee promises
continuous performance In the opeE air
during the day For the evening con
basement, they have obtained some ex-
cellent talent. The program will he as
follows:
Concert by the choir under the direction
OF Miss Mary Cummings. assisted by the
Elmherst Orchestra. Mr.. James b. Lovett,
leader; orchestra selection; chorus by the
choir; soprano solo Miss Elizabeth o.
Donnell baritone solo. Joseph Farley
reading, Miss y. Coyne; trombone solo.
Mr.. F. ~ Needham: vocal duet, Miss
Conroy: chorus by the choir: orchestra
selection; tenor SOLO Mr. Martin SPELL
man: reading Miss Margaret Hanley:
soprano SOLO Miss Katherine McGinn:
violin solo, Mr.. James u. Lovett; chorus
by the choir; orchestra selection.
The committee on grounds will have
the tables erected I'm time for the dec
Grating committee TO complete their work
and the work OF the other committees will
begin with the rising sun on the morn
ing OF Labor Day.
The stencil coming from the catch basin
at the corner OF Westminster and Stokes
street ls so foul as TO attract the atten-
ton OF pedestrians and seems as II the
sewer department should attend to It.
The stencil has been noticed for a num-
ber OF days.
large sewer is being constructed from
Plainfield street through Harrington ave-
nue. to Dyer pond. This section of the
city suffers every spring and fall from
the heavy rains.
II In reported that the work OF building
the electric line To Georgiaville is TO be
begun within few days.
Miss Mabel Handel and guest were
among the many who went TO Block Isl.
| and yesterday.
Patrolmen Stockly. Baker and another
| of the Chaffee street station are on the
sick listr-
new car for the Danielsonvile line
| went through the square yesterday after.
noon.
! William II. Young. OF this place. has
returned from his visit to the Pan-Ameri
| can Exposition.
| Clerk j. Costello has arrived home from
| Nova Scotia.
The funeral OF Mrs Elersworth, whC
| was killed by the cars. occurred from st
| Mary's Catholic church this morning.
| A. r.. Doyle, well known In the vicinity
| Of Gladstone and Academy avenues. diet
| at his home on Gladstone avenue las
| evening.
Two men were arrested In the sixth
police district last night for being drunk