The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-11
NEWSLETS.

| They have met and considered what
parents must do
For the good OF the next generation:
Just how we must care Tor the boys
whom we view
As the hope and the help of the nation.
But try as you will-show your uttermost
To curb all his restless endeavor.
Though he's put through each pace OF
the drawing room drill.
The boy Is triumphant forever.
Howe'er you may plan, like giant he'li
And burst through your well devised
And he'll run and he'll whoop at the
clouds in the skies.
When, alack. he should be at his letters.
'Tis only the years that can conquer his
pride,
Then he bows to the world hollow
And dreams OF the glories. long since
laid aside,
Like a monarch to exile departed.
Exchange.
Trefle Dauphin, a grocery clerk. died of
smallpox at woonsocket. r. l., yesterday.
Andrew MCGEE revelled on Cranston
street last night. Today he was fined
IS and costs.
John Fee. accused of non-support. was
placed on probation until June 9th by
Judge Sweetland today.
Charles Butler was fined s. and costs
in the police court today for revelling on
Cranston street yesterday.
Frank Norton and Joseph J. Smith
boys. were fined SO and costs each in the
police court today for revellng on Hazard
street yesterday.
George Condrey, a Juvenile, was placed
on probation until June Sd by Judge
Sweetland today for assaulting George
Walsh, another boy. whose nose he
punched and cut.
Alphonso Mercurio fell through n trap
door in a saloon at 141 Atwelrs avenue
last evening. He dropped nine feet and
was quite badly bruised. Mercurio was
taken to his home, 1SS Atwells avenue
by friends.
Emma j. Warner has brought suit
against Henry ii. Franklin of Cumber-
land, administrator on the estate OF
James R. Whipple. to recover 500. Suit
is based on a promissory note for A25.
made in 1871. There have been payments
OF interest on the note as late as 1895.
Algot Abrahamson pleaded guilty TO
the charge of bastardy in the Sixth dis
trict court and was placed on probation
until June 9Th. Mr.. Cummings became his
surety in $780, Subsequently Abraham
son and Emma Johnson called at the city
hall. obtained license and We're mar
ried.
Samuel c. Edwards, aged a years, died
suddenly yesterday from acute indiges-
ton at his home in North Attleboro. He
was born in Southbrldge, Oct .. 1895
In 1850 lie located i'm North Attleboro.
His wife. Mary l.. Doane, died March 3,
1898. Mr.. Edwards was a member of
dence, and the local Universalist church
He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Harriet A.
Burlingame.
Adam Jackson died yesterday in the
dwelling which has been his home for
IS years at Norton, Mass. He was "A years
of age. A wife and nine children. Thomas
T.. of Pawtucket, Joseph. Albert and Mrs.
Francis Gilroy OF Attleboro: John, OF
and James, Adam, Mary and
George OF Norton, survive him. The
funeral will be held Wednesday at a. m,
In ST. Mary's church, Taunton. The
burial will be in that city.
Ex-Maycr Hugh J. Carroll OF Paw
tucket, one OF the leaders in the move
ment for the forming of a New Eng |
land league for the assistance Of the |
Beers, stated today that as soon as the |
branch was formed In Massachusetts, the |
work Of forming one in Rhode Island will |
be commenced. He is very enthusiastic |
over the matter and is confident that the |
league will attain n large membership. |
The next meeting OF the organizers will |
be held Friday evening at the Quincy |
House, Boston.