The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-24

at Alexandria. Va, where she had gone
to visit relatives. Her funeral will be
held at ST. Msry's church tomorrow
morning at $780,
The machine candidates OF the Eighth
ward are making a house TO house can
vass, and In fact one OF the candidates
who believes that the ticket 10 doomed, Is
working In his own interests.
Mrs Catherine Lynch OF $50 Plainneld
street called at the Chaffee street station
last evening and reported that an un-
known man made an attempt 10 break
into her house yesterday afternoon, but
was frightened away.
The Roosevelt Alumni football team
would like 10 arrange a game with q team
of good standing for Thanksgiving Day.
The Roosevelts have got one OF the finest
school teams In the city Grammar
school teams are preferred: average
weight 40 pounds. A. f. Downey is
looking after all challenges for the local
aggregation.
There was no working overtime at tho
Riverside mills last evening on account
OF the breaking down OF one OF the
engines.
The wreclSng car from the Olneyville
station was sent to Hughesdale early
last evening 10 place a dersiled car on
the track No one was injured.
The help OF the Lymansville and Man
ton mills are now riding to and fro in
special box car. their kick against open
cars being sufficiently loud to bring about
the change.
Thsre was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge. X. of p. last
evening. when two candidates were given
the rank OF esquire.
Patrolman Flynn of the Chafree street
station is off on his furlough, and Pa
trolman Sheehan has returned.
Mr.. Wrenchum Vincient McGardy, a
drug clerk OF Olneyvtlle square. has ac-
cepted a position as assistant teacher
in latin at the Rhode hland School OF
Pharmacy.
Narragansett lodge. United worixmen,
held a meeting In Library hall last even
ing.
Harold Drew Of Plainneld street, we'll
known in the annexed district. went
hunting in Greenville yesterday ard
caught a cold and also killed some fine
gray squirrels. having both good and
bad luck.
The committee selected TO arrange for
the class reunion OF the Roosevelt school,
class OF 'eS. has decided TO omit II as
there IL not enough interest taken In II
this year.
1t Is reported that Walter Greenwood,
who Is suffering with diphtheria at his
home on Lawrence street, Is much i'm
proved.
A we'll attended meeting Of the Amert-
can MECHANICS tOOk pldCc III NlcCHdnlSb
hall on Plainheld street last evening.
Captain Frank Wallace OF Truck s. on
Laurel Hill avenue. has returned from
his hunting trip.
Miss Lillian Aspinwall Is visiting rela-
tives In Pawtucket this week.
Miss Ethel Walch of Lowell avenue is
spending a week at Oaklawn with friends.
Frank Lenahan Is the new clerk at A.
A. wsedsn's drug store on Plainneld
street
Schools are closed until Monday on 40
| count OF Teachers Institute.
Joseph Gerard. the Frenchman who is
making a tour OF the world a-foot. told
a story Of G.s travels to between 800 and
400 persons in q hall on Putnam street
I last evening.
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| olneyvills square