The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-08

more OF success at this than they were
at weaving.
WAS BADLY INJURED.
Charles Monegan. a boy. was In a BIZ
cycle collision on Westminster street near
Knight street about 1880 this morning and
quito badly injured about the head and
left shoulder.
He was carried to his home steere
avenue In an ambulance from the Rhode
Island hospital.
PosToFFIcE CHANGES
Gus wolde. Charles Holbrook and Dem
mis- Cannon. letter carriers. have been
transferred from the main office to the
suhsta tion here. and the feld TO be COW
enlarged. II is intimated by some. that
Mr.. Cannon win have charge In the car
riers' department at this office.
HAD ENJOYABLE TIME.
A jolly party left Olneyville square at 3
o'clock yesterday for trolley ride on the
Danielsonville electric road as far as Fos-
ter Centre, and on the return trip. a stop
was made at Danielson Park 10 enjoy
one OF Larned Williams famous clam
bakes.
After dinner baseball, dancing and a
concert at the pavilion amused the visit
ors until the hour for returning home.
Compliments for Mr.. Williams genial
hospitality were profuse and the party
were unanimous In pronouncing the trip
as most successful
CAUGHT IN THE RAIN.
Several young men with $3.50 panama
hats cut a sorry figure In tho square this
morning for they were caught out In the
shower and after the sun came out their
pretty hats had a changed appearance.
DAMAGED BY IIGHTNIN0
The lightning OF this morning made IT.
self known In one or two places. The ap-
paratus at the Chaffee street police sta
ton and Danielsonville oary that was
standing on the square, were somewhat
effected but no damage was done.
NOTES IN GENERAL
Patrolman John b. Black of the Chat
fee street station and wife. her brother
Howard Mathewson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Boehne, left this morning for Sunapee
Lake. New London. N. H.. where they
will remain ten days.
The Dowds at ''Shoo Ely village" in
dulged In one OF their seances Just after
Il o'clock last evening, but 30 far as
could be learned, no one was killed. 1t
was fun for the neighbors, however.
Elmer Paulhaus. 31a years old. was bit
ten by stray dog In Delaine street yes
terday afternoon. The dog was taken to
the Chaffee street station and shot II
had no collar on.
On OF the heavy cars of the Plainfield
street route jumped the track at the
junction OF Plainneld street and Pocasset
avenue last evening and delayed travel
for some time.
John Candellet or 10 Eden street report
ed 70 the police this morning that val
liable FOX terrier dog game into his house
bore bore ietterg iTS wv. y III. l''R <" ga 0'''A' INA
man Lutheran church on Union avenue
want in party wagons to the grounds at
Lymansyiile PONG Dor their annual picnic
as the banner picnic. Games and amuse-
monts of all kinds enhvened the day. to-
& w,5n sofs end 6y paara s
msnts.
A dress suit case was found in the rear
Of ~ Pocasset avenue last evening and
awaits an owner at the Chaffee street
station.
High mass was celebrated at St An
thongs church this morning by the Rev,
Father Brown for tho repcse OF the soul
OF the late vepnetta Holden.
ter Of EDWARD q. N and Ellen f. Quinn OF
4 TSeppier street died at tils Rhode Island
hospital yesterday.
name could not be learned. was quite bad
" injured by falling from his wheel al
Manton this morning: - n
who Is confined TO his home on Wallace
street with rheumatism, would return to
The infant child OF a Polish family
named Russsck. living at 10 Ethel street.
died at the Rhode Island hospital yes
terday from scarlet fever.
Arthur A. NORM Will extend his visit
here for another week 10 accept engage
ments mnde by his friends for his enter
tainment He will return to San Juan.
Porto Rico, to resume his duties with
the Rhode Hand Automobile company the
latter part OF next week.
The storm this morning wrecked the
awning In front Of Fred Grabein's news
store on Plainfeld street.
Charles II. Swan, en- old time resident,
died at his home, e22 River avenue, yes
terday at the are OF II.
Patrolman sharpe OF the Chaffee street
station will return DO duty this evening
after spending his vacation.
Two cars on the Rumford line collided
at Rumford last evening. but no one was
injured.
A lot of tools valued at $40 were stolen
from a new. house ON Wallace street
Thursday night.
William Rahrig of l4e Daniel avenue
found cat in lis rabbit pen last even
Ing, which he shot.
The Atlantic Mills company are build
Inc a large coal shed.
One OF the sights OF the square this
morning was a watering cart sprtnkling
the street during the heaviest OF the
shower.
The Ioca, branch OF the order Of Home
Circle held well attended meeting last
evening.