The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-25
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of dainty collation. after which all maze
merry until after midnight, among the
many friends and schoolmates OF Mr..
Swain who attended being Misses LII
Ian Aspinwall, Jennie Walch, Nellie
Swanson, Lola Brown. Lucy Marshall.
Mabel Walch. Ethel Bray, Martha Can
ton. Maud Bowen, Jennie Fenner, Ethel
Brown. Bernice Manoch, Ella GILL; Mae
Eddy. Evelyn Entwistle. Minnie Sweet,
Martha Walton. Edith Aspinwall. Bertha
Bellows and Lydia Watson, Mr. Harold
Drew, Eugene Hall. Clyde Mclaughlin.
Arthur Downey, William Middleton FL
mer Irons, Everett Jordan, Clarence
Names. James Singleton and Edward
Mathewson.
For the complete success of the party
much credit is due s. Eugene Hall. Har-
old b. Drew, Arthur Downey and Clyde
Mclaughlin.
MISSING FROM HOME.
The family OF j. T. Smith OF Alton
street Is much disturbed over his sudden
departure from home He went to his
work as usual at Nicholson File Works
on Tuesday morning and has not been
home since. They have notified the police
of the fact.
WORK OF vANDALs.
A gang of young men enjoyed them
selves at Davis Park last evening by
kicking down a stone wall.
The police Of the Chaffee street station
were notified, but by the time n patrol
man got there the damage had been
done and the hoodlums had made good
their escape.
GENERAL MENTION
The funeral OF the late Fannie F.,
widow of the late John Phillips. was held
at the residence OF her son in law. j. A.
Watson. 204 Plainfield street at $3.50 this
morning. and later services were held at
st. Anthonys Catholic church.
Katie Rogers and John Haggerty. well
known at Thornton, were married at. st.
AIMS church. Cranston. last evening. At
the home of the brides parents we'd
ding supper was served Mr.. Haggerty
holds an important position in the spool
ing room OF the Victoria mills.
This is a happy CD day for the police.
for they are to have a drill on the Dex-
ter Training grounds II IL does not rain,
and IL 1t does they can enjoy the drill in
stead OF sleep at the station on Chaffee
street
Frank Macomber one OF the local let
ter carriers, visited the Taunton fair yes
terday and saw the fatal accident, TO
Louis Girard. the aeronaut.
Louis Block. the well-known dancing
instructor. rendered his scholars and
their parents a complimentary hop In
Calefs hall last evening
Patrolman Feeney Of the Chaffee street
station, who has been spending his vaca-
tion with relatives at Springfield. Mass.
will return to his beat this evening.
Not an office in tho new post office
building has been rented yet. which
would indicate that the north end OF the
square was still the place.
1t is rumored about the square that the
mills of the American Woolen company
are making preparations TO work night
aitl nav.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows re-
ceived one application for membership al
its session Tuesday evening.
The local branch OF the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union held a well attended
meeting last evening.
A bloomer car towing a snow plough
was one OF the sights on the square this
morning
James Morgan. chief operator at the
local Telephone station, is enjoying his
annual vacation.
The Eansciffe mills are making an ex-
tensive addition TO their plant