The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-22
OLk & WILLIE

called at the Chaffee street station Sat-
urday. and gave the officers in charge a
description OF a tea peddler. who sold her
pound or tea for 35 cents and promised
to give a closet full OF dishes as a present
asking them to locate him and collect
the change or S. bill that she gave him.
SUNDAY BALL PLAYING.
Six boys indulged in a game of ball OF,
| what Cheer avenue yesterday afternoon
and We're arrested by Mounted Patrolman
Luby and Special Detail Smith and given
ride In the hurry up wagon TO the sta
| ton and were allowed their freedom on
| the promise that they would put in an
| appearance at the Juvenile court this morn
| ing.
TRAVELLERS RETURNED.
Joseph Coup and daughter of Manton
nave returned from an extended visit 10
Mr.. Coup's boyhood home at Preston.
England. Mr.. Coup went to England TO
attend the 100 anniversary OF the Pres
ton Guild, but was fortunate 10 see the
coronation ceremony, owing TO the fact
mat II had been postponed.
GENERAL MENTION.
The committee from the Economic
league met last evening and reported that
held In the armory of the cadets on
Stokes street this evening had been
made, and that Mayor Fitzgerald and L.
F.C.Garvin would be present and that the
other speakers would be any members OF
the league
uI,h The Children of Mary composed of
girls over IA, connected with St An
thongs church, met yesterday and lis
tened TO most interesting lesson by FIR.
brown, who told them that he wanted ali
or the girls over IA who had been con-
nrmed to become members OF the asso-
citation.
Thomas Lyons of Rockville. Conn. has
taken charge of the finishing room of
Iaft Ss Weeden's mills. the position hay-
ING peen made vacant through the resig.
nation OF Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Lyons was
formerly resident of this place and was
connected with the Saranac mills.
Miss Mary Manning together with her
sister Irene. have gone to Fort Fairfield
Me-, where the former Is housekeeper
Tor her brother FIR. Manning Miss Irene
VIII make stay with her brother and
sister for number OF weeks.
John Handel, the we'll known mill rn,r
is dangerously Ill at his home 29l PLAIN
field street. About one year ago Mr.
handel recovered from a long and tedi-
GUS illness, and his many friends had
hoped that his recovery was permanent
tomorrow morning memorial services
VIII De ma In st. Mary's church, In men,
ory or the late Philip Grace brother ~
Father Grace. and again on SATURDAY. FOR
the late Father Robert J. Sullivan.
Last evening three young men indu,0ed
IN night In trailer on the Danielson
car that reaches the square at o O'clock
Ihey being about the only occupants
Oh the car, they were given q freerun.
Frederick Mildner, five years old. was
round n stray ON the square yesterdav v
AFTERNOON and was sent to the Charfee
street station, and was later taken 10 ire
home. $50 Plainfield street, by his father
pastor In one of the local Churches
preached an extra long. but interesting
sermon and at the conclusion OF n an.
nounced the number OF a hymn. and M
the same time remarked. Il know that
you Will all be glad TO sing this hymn -
ROBERT walsh, who at one time was n
resident OF Pocasset avenue. and well
known here, and later lived on Cranston
street, mas turned farmer, in the town
of Gloucester Wv"
The Plainfed Street Baptist church will
hold a social reunion on Tuesday. and II
Is expected that there will be an attend
ance OF between 500 and COO.
Charles De Oranges. who for r,,,v
years mas Deen chef operator at the stu
dlo OF William Mills Son, on the souore
has purchased the same. This is the sec,
ond Oldest establishment on the souar.
Miss Ethel May Sewell, who has heen
suHering with severe attack OF tvnbo,d
fever at her home, " Pocasset avenue
rs now pronounced out OF danger by her
physician, DR.. ]. T. Farrell.
John Hughes, IL years old. who has the
name OF being a hard character. was ar
rested on Harvest street yesterday for
revelling.
At a game Of ball played al Brighton
Park yesterday the Rocklands OF CLAW
Vile beat the Bud OF Hope lodge team
by n score OF III to A.
Miss Alma Dragon will entertain n few
OF her personal friends at whist Wednes.