The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-08
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Adam Tierney, Brothers r. II. Lees, w.
f. Hollewell. b. F. Hilton and others A
committee was appointed to arrange for
a fruit social, which is to be held In the
near future.
ITALIAN ARRESTED.
Thomas Padoliski an italian. was ar
rested on Union avenue last evening on a
warrant charging him with non-support
of wife and children. This warrant has
been slowed away for more than six
months and during that time foxy Tom
has been living in New York. lie had an
idea that the matter had been forgotten,
and just came back TO shake hands with
his old cronies, when he was nabbed.
BICYCLES BROKE.
Charles Moore OF 70 Laban street and
employed at the Locomotive works was
badly used up In front of Claxtons gro-
cery store on Plainfeld street at $50 this
morning. by the breaking of the forks OF
his wheel. He was taken to his home by
a couple of friends, and DR.. Milan was
called.
The funeral OF the late Miss Mary r.
Corey will be held at the residence OF her
parents. IL Valley street at o'clock this
evening. and the services will be conduct
ed by the Rev. j. V. Ousterhout Of the
Broadway Baptist church.
N. H.. tomorrow morning for interment.
The Goth anniversary OF the first perma-
nent location OF a missionary OF the Epis-
copal church to Manton Will occur next
Sunday and the day will be observed at
St. Peters church. Manton, by special
services. In the morning historical dis
course will be given by the Rev A. r.
Carpenter and I'm the afternoon remin-
iscent addresses will be made by former
pastors of the parish, Rev. Daniel Hen
shaw s. r. D.. Rev. s. III. Webb and Rev.
Wm. Ashton Thompson.
NEARLY CAME TO BLOWS.
Two wel-known Textile workers got
into an argument In front OF Bainton' 9
musical store yesterday afternoon and
would have come to blows, had II not
been for the presence OF Patrolman Dyer,
who was on the other side of the street.
STRAY HORSE CALLED FOR
Raymond Yeaw OF Progress avenue
found a stray horse and carriage on Web
ser t sysains nserr nf
was called for later by the owner, Japhit
Drew, of Cranston.
HOUSE WAS SCoRCHRD.
Had IL not been for the promt action of
William Hall In sending IN alarm
| from box 226 yesterday afte3oon the
building on 6S NeSqr Says stSse sssS se 5ysa ta
| Il was 1t got good scorching.
AT COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
Olneyville will have a large represen-
| John Callahan, employed at Luther's :
drug store, has with a number OF others
| entered and William Donahue at Hough s
| drug store will enter Monday evening.
STOLEN FROM PASTURE.
Albert Barber OF Scltuate called at the
! Chanee street police station last evening
| and reported that some one had stolen d
| horse from his pasture. which is neal
the city line on the Piainheld pike.
GENERAL MENTION.
| william Inghain, one OF the old time
| employees OF the Union Railroad com
pany, who left here during the strike ant
| Britain, Conn, IS visiting old friends her,
The Union Aid society will hold an old
| time New England supper I'm their hal
being served from 60 5. This societ,
does much good work among the poo
An alarm OF nre was sen, IN from bo,
/ 236 at g.45 last evening for a fire I'm
, shed al the rear OF Amherst street. Bu
! little damage was done.
The bed of the new engine for Fietch
4 er's new mill at Thornton passed through
| the square at an early hour this morn
Ing. drawn by eight horses
| The initiatory degree was conferre,
| upon one candidate and one application
! for membership was received al the ses
sion of Manufacturers lodge OF odd Eel
The Young Mems Literary Social cln
| held its first fail and winter meeting Sun
day and appointed a committee 10 ar
The party consisting OF William Ban