The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-19


"Well all agree TO that
Well gladly starve, provided we
Each get an Easter hat"
Millinery Trade Review.
John Costello was fined SO and costs in
the police court. today, for reveiling on
Manton avenue. yesterday.
The Rhode Island Theological society
held its annual dinner at the Narragan-
sett Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Lucian Gay. a Juvenile, was fined 81 in
the police court. today, for throwing
stones on Cranston street, Monday.
George Fagan. OF 50 Bergen street, re-
ports that his little girl was bitten by a
strange dog near her home. yesterday.
Humphrey w. Moore was fined 500 and
costs in the 9Th district court, today. for
selling impure milk He took an appeal.
The alarm from box 25s, at 1850 this
morning was for n IS fire on the roof OF
a shed. In the rear OF Henderson street,
the property OF the city OF Providence.
new house at the corner OF Atwell's
avenue and Greenwood street. was enter
ed last night. All the window sashes had
been taken out preparatory to carrying
them away. The police spoiled the thief's
game.
John Landry. Is years old. was placed
on probation. until June 30. by Judge
Sweetland, today, for defacing build
ing at the entrance TO Roger Williams
Railroad Co.
David Korn and Isaac weinbaum quar-
relied in Willard avenue barn, Monday,
relative 10 the use of rope, Korn cut
Weinbaum on the neck with pair of cot
ton hooks. and then bit Weinbaum's
thumb quite severely. Korn was held In
$500. by Judge sweetland for trial next
Friday.
Patents have just been granted TO the
following Rhode Island inventors: Daniel
i. Brown, Pawtucket: Elisha Emerson.
Providence: Benjamin Holland Provi-
dence; Felix O'Donnell. Pawtucket; Mar
cellus Reid. Providence; George r. Sher-
man, Providence.
Two additional rural free delivery routes
have been ordered established at Attle-
boro with Soranus s. Bradford and
George r. Adams as carriers, and one
new route at Mddleboro. Plymouth
county, with w. Walter Becker as carrier.
These routes are to go into operation
May 1.
Jeffrey Scales. colored. had a dispute
with Abbie Washington. at a dance on
Westminster street. last night. He order
ed her to leave after she had used abu-
sive language: and as she did not depart
with the required celerity he struck her
In the face, bled her nose and broke
a tooth for her. Judge Sweetiand today
held him in $500 for trial Friday.
In making an excavation to connect
with the sewer and water mains the work.
men on the new building OF the Calender,
McAuslan e. Troup company. on Fulton
street, I'm the rear OF the Boston Store.
broke into the conduit containing the ca
bles OF the Providence Telephone COM
pany This occurred about a week ago,
and since that time the water has gradu-
ally been getting into the conduit and
spelling the wires. The trouble became
so serious that last evening IL was found
necessary TO interrupt the telephone SER
vice OF n number of the business places
in the centre OF the city for several hours
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had been ruined by the water The SER
vice was thoroughly resumed and giving
the best OF satisfaction az usual, today.
At the regular March meeting Of tho
Beacon Iiill Improvement association, in
Highland chapel. Larch street. last even
ing. a complimentary reception was ten
dered TO the teachers of the Doyle ave.
nue.. Highland avenue. Montague. Camp
and Graham street schools, and also 10
the parents of the Beacon Hill district.
There were addresses on Tho Mutual
Interest of Parent and Teacher" by Ma
than c. Kingsley. and Home Garden
ing by Rev. l.. s. Woodwork. a cola
ton followed the literary program. Miss
lttlell Il. AIuth ituutith 0'Nfihi N'Nhl So
lections. which necessitated oncores. Sho
sang. May Morning" "Hc was
Prince" and "violets." Councilman
George y. Peterson of the Second ward
was the presiding officer. After tho ad-
dresses, refreshments were served.
Concord hall. rs West Concord street.
Boston. was crowded last evening. the
occasion being the wedding OF Miss Goldle
u. Abramson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Abramson Of that city. and Mr..
Frank Green of Bar IIarbor. Nc. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rabbi :. NJ.
Margolis. assisted by Dr. David Bacha-
rach of Providence in the presence of SCD
relatives and friends. The brides only
attendant was her sister. Miss Eta
Abramson. the maid OF honor Mr.. Louis
A. Abramson. brother OF the bride. was
best man. The bride was gowned in