The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-14
OLN NEVILLE

hold Of Edward ]. Watson, "a Alverson
avenue. and taken one more OF their
children. a daughter, four years of age.
1t is but a few weeks ago and. In fact.
the flowers on the little grave I'm Po-
casset cemetery. placed there by the
loving parents. are hardly withered. when
they are disturbed TO make a resting
place for another. She was a bright.
winsome child, and n pet OF all rela-
tives and friends
II is but a short time since Mrs.
Watson was called to the deathbed of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson have the tender
sympathy OF large circle OF friends In
their hour OF afrliction.
The little one will be buried tomorrow
at o'clock and the pastor of the Broad
way Baptist church will officiate.
WILL BE REsTARTED.
The cheering news Is given out that
the old mill recently vacated by the
Lawton Spinning company on Dixie street.
is to be filled up at once and used again
as a spinning MILL and II is said that the
Fletcher people are the ones TO do so.
LAID AT REST.
The funeral OF Hope. the little daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. BARLEY. was held aat
the home OF her parents on Willow street
AT Lou y cioCh THIS ana the
interment was I'm st. Anne's cemetery,
Cranston. There were many floral offer
ings.
MIsCHIEvoUs BOYS.
Boys who enjoy throwing stones have
made their presence known by break
ING quite number OF windows In the
River Avenue schoolhouse, and the old
mill on Dixie street
NOTES IN GENERAL.
The condition OF Mr.. Clarke, who was
injured on Hartford avenue Monday was
some what more favorable this morning
and his physicians think that he may re-
cover.
Mrs. Albro OF 81 Hudson street, called
at the Chafree Street Police station last
evening and reported that a man had
been peeking into her sleeping room.
Mrs Jones. wife OF Pstrolman Jones
OF the Chaffee Street station, and chill
dren are rusticating at Narragansett
| Pier. Mr.. Jones will join them satur-
| day evening
| Patrolman Higgins OF the Chaffee Street
station that was injured In a collision
July g. is now at work In the commits
sloners office.
Hugh Daugherty. student at St
| Marys college. Montreal. Is spending a
| six weeks vacation with his parents on
| Harris avenue.
James Hackett the new transfer man.
and Arthur Chapman, the popular con-
! ductor, on the Broadway line, are spend
| Ing two weeks vacation at Westerly.
| Miss Abbey T.. Brownel. the popular
money order clerk at the local postoffice,
Is spending her II lays vacation I'm the
| New Hampshire mountains.
| There will be a hot game OF ball on the
| Merino fats tomorrow between the Mil
| fords and the Woonsocket Gyms
| The family OF Edward Meyer OF II Po-
| casset avenue with their friends from
| Germany will stay for the remainder Of
| the season at the summer residence OF
| Henry H. Meyer at sabin's point.
| At ST. Mary's Catholic church tomorrow
| morning special services will be held at
| s. and o'clock IL being n holy day.
The Misses Henry OF Danielsonville, CT.
| were entertained by the Misses O'Don-
nell az their residence, 6S Pocasset ave-
| nue. last evening.
| IL Is probable that Olneyvile will not
| have a game Saturday az no team OF any
| prominence can be found
The Manton Sunday school went this
| morning In VI. c. Gorton's handsome
| party wagon 'Neuta aconkanut" for a field
| day down the bay.
There was not an arrest I'm the entire
| district during the past "a hours
| ". c. Gorton OF Plainheld street lost n
valuable horse this morning. collie being
| the cause.
James i. SkIffington OF Valley street
| has just returned from a four weeks va
cation at Richneld Springs.