The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-11

Miss Bessie Cook OF Mendon was recent
~ the guest of cousins in this vicinity.
Miss Sadie Mccarthy OF woonsocket is
the guest OF relatives on Huntington ave-
nue.. this city.
Attorney Edward Farrell of this city
has returned after brief visit TO his par
ents in Webster. Mass.
Miss Louise Cunningham OF this city
was recently entertained in manner
most hospitable by Woonsocl<et friends.
Mrs. Rose Carlin has removed from this
city to Blackstone, Mass, where she has
taken up residence on ST. Paurs street
Frederick M. Read was before the Dis
trict court this morning charged with the
sale of adulterated milk. lie was fined
$50 and costs, which he paid.
Misses Agnes Creighton. Nellie Connell,
Mamie Dowd and Sarah Sullivan, after a
brief visit TO relatives here, returned
home TO Millvilie. Mass, today.
A horse driven by Fred Gould OF Paw
tucket was taken sick and fell In front
of the city hall yesterday. 1t was later
taken to Franklin Bros. stable for treat
ment.
Edward Heffernan was adjuoged insane
| on the testimony of Drs. Griffin and King
this morning and ordered sent to the
state hospital for the insane by Judge
| Reuckert
Engine company IS responded to a still
alarm for a fire in the Italian church on
Haskins street late yesterday afternoon.
| The fire was quickly extinguished with
slight damage.
An Imperial bicycle was stolen from
Patrick o'Rourke, who lives at Sc Burn
| side avenue about $50 yesterday after
| noon. The wheel was standing in front
of h.s. house.
Miss Viola Parkhurst OF $50 Third ave-
nue., woonsocket. left today for home
| after a five weeks vacation with with
| friends and relatives at Providence and
| Cranston.
George Manard, IS years OF age, who re-
Gently came from Brockton. was taken
sick at olneyville and after being tempor-
arily cared for at the police station, was
removed to the hospital
Catherine Markey was before the Dis
trict court this morning charged with
selling adulterated milk. She pleaded not
guilty and was placed In custody of Miss
Purkes until next Friday.
F. Edward Parkhurst, foreman and en-
gine dispatcher of the Consolidated road
at Blackstone engine house, has been
granted a two weeks leave of absence
Mr. George Markham. foreman at the
Oregon street engine house, this city viii
substitute during his absence.
Miss Annie Gilchrist OF this city will
with the usually impressive services tak'
the veil at st. Joseph's convent. Canton
Mass, tomorrow She Is the third mem
ber OF the family to choose such a re
ligious life. Her sister Celia entered tn
convent in 1897 and is now in religion Sis
ter Mary Thomasna. stationed at Cam
bridge. Della Glchrist was the first, Il
1894 and she is now Sister Mary Raymond
stationed at Brockton. There are tw
brothers residing IN Woonsocket. John
and James r. Gilchrst. and brother &
this city, Attorney Thomas W. Gilchrist
Charles w Gilmore fell from load o
! lumber at the corner OF Charles and Ran
, dall streets about o'clock. last evening
by the wheels OF his wagon catching +
the grooves OF the electric car tracks. ii
! struck the pavement inficting forehcs
cash about an inch long and reaching (
the bone while his right hand wa
bruised Or. T. +. Cavanaugh and ma
named Robinson assisted him into ID
Charles +. Marston's office on Charlie
, street. where his wounds were drossc,
: lie then took up the reins again and d
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