The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
PAWTUCKET.

The Veteran Fremen's association, last
evening voted to take part in the state
muster at Woonsocket, next Monday.
President O'Reilly presided at the meet
ing and there were many members In at
tendance Foreman John IL. Davis,
Michael MCGOWAN and Fred A. Thomp-
son, were appointed a committee 10 ar
range the details of the journey
Chef Marshal James Flynn, yesterday
issued his general orders for the Labor
Day parade. The orders state the posi-
tion Of each organizat on. and the es-
timated number OF men of each union,
that is 90 be I'm line The line will form
on Park place at $3.50 a. m. and will move
promptly at 10 O'Clock. There will be
three divisions and the parade will be Of
iicially reviewed by the mayor and both
branches OF the city council -
There were stories Of hod-up on Dex-
ter street. in this city. last night, that
came from the Central Falls police. The
victim OF the hod-up was deeiared to be
a newsboy.
There was a very pleasant dinner given
by Miss Helen A. Darling, yesterday, TO
some ten friends After the dinner the
dinner party, under the chapronage OF
Mrs. W. Howard Walker and Mrs. j.
Milton Payne, went to Rhodes -on-the-
PawtuXet where dancing was enjoyed IN
by the young folks.
Miss Darling goes this month to semi
nary at Auburndale, Mass
The local Mason and Bricklayers' union
has invited the Providence union, of their
trade, to be their guests on Labor Day.
AT last nights meeting, James Nc
Kenna WIS chosen marshal OF the union
in the parade of Labor Day. The union
has secured a handsome American flag
and 2 committee was appointed TO secure
badges.
Grand Knight Murray presided at last
evenings meeting of Delany Council.
Knights of Columbus DR.. J II. Man
ming and Grand Knight Girard of Igna-
titus Council, Providence, were in attend
ance at the meeting. The second degree
will be worked by the council on the
2lst instance.
Tramps went to the ice box OF a house
on Broad street, yesterday, and took
three bottles OF hop beer. that of the
making process. The same individuals
entered the house OF Edwin A, Scott.
where they fare1 better. securing from
the ice box nearly whole leg OF mutton
and some pies
c. L. Budong great sachem OF the
Reservation OF Rhode Island, was pre-
sented with a calumet by the members
OF Squantum tribe, whose meeting he at
tended. last evening. The present was in
special honor of his splendid services as
utpulg bitdA SdNHtHls
on Thursday evening OF this week, a
| large delegation Of this tribe will go to
visit Pettaconsett tribe OF South Provi-
| dence.
J NJ Moy and family have returned from
/ an extended stay at Cottage City.
/ The dates for playing of a number Of
| postponed games. will be fixed at a meet
ng OF the Inter City league. tonight.
Last evening tho BARRIERS union
| changed is mind, and voted to take pari
| q the Labor Day parade, W
! ManF ser Fcerev Is hC-tling for thai
| football team. He expects TO have some
important engagements with good pay
| ers, before the week is over.
Ccrsul George j. y. Nereault. presided
AT special meeting of w. A. Northcot
Camp. Modern Woodmen Of America
There was some interesting degree worl
and some distingu shed visitors
Father Matthew Day. Oct. 10th. will b'
observed by Pawtucket Ledge, Sons o
Father Mathew There will he lecturi
and concert. which will be followed b.
dancing.
Sarah Hall was tried in Judge Shove
court on a charge % stealing from VII
liam Bucklin. So Mrs Hail wh7n -earch
Cd by the matron at the police station
YVES found 10 have s.. and as her hus
band claimed he gave her that shortly
before she was Grrested. she was dis
! charged
/ Mrs Charles NJ Read and daughtel
Gertrude have returned from a tive
weeks stay at Iittleton. - "