The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
Hot Tims in Paradise Al|ay Before tho
FirGmon Arrived.
Richard R:mmiCk Dead al Portsmouth.
Items Of General Mention
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Paradise Alley" short street between
Broadway and Westminster street In the
Olneyvile district. was the scene of what
might have proved confagration yes
terday afternoon had IL not been for the
quick work OF the fire department.
The alley I'm question is situated In close
proxi,nItv 70 the railroad station, and
often sparks from passing trains work IN
Jury TO the half-dozen or more houses
and other buildings huddled together II
that locality.
but not from the sparks, and owing 20
some delay i'm sounding the alarm, tne
building was partially destroyed when the
IRE department arrived on the scene.
Attention was therefore directed 10 saw
inR the adjacent buildings, with such sue
cess that the nre was confined entirely "a
the barn, despite the fact that one Oh ,ne
houses was so close TO the barn that WIN
dow glass was cracked by the heat.
The fre was fought from the four sldes
Of the barn. by the Marrison street engine
trfct together with Engine Company IA
from Putnam street. and In very snort
space OF time the blaze was extinSuisneu,
The barn In question ana the Sot'ases
adjoining is the property OF the John wa
tsrman estate and since IL has peen un-
used and open IL has been rendezVous
for the small boys 81 the neighoorhooe.1h
The damage TO the property is slight. the
barn being very old one
DIED AT PORTSMOUTH.
Mr. Richard Remnick. who for many
years was janitor Of the Helping hsha M
Mission on Hartford avenue. died at the
home OF his son. John. at PORTSMOUTH,
Me, Friday evening. heart disease We
the cause. Mr. Remnick left here a rev
day ago apparently into the best OF heal,n
and his wife and son. Ralph. were shocked
Saturday by receiving word' that ne was
dead a.
mar AZ the Nicholson File Co. His son
Ralph left for Portsmouth late Saturdsy
evening to make arrangements TOT ,,l1', I'M
funeral and a representative OF >; WI,
Carpenter. the undertaken. goes TO Maine
today 10 bring back the body.
FRIENDS WONDERING.
The friends OF James Murphy and Mich
aej Tlynn are ct n loss 10 know wnere
these two well known ano popular sai,sy ~
street residents spent their vacation' no
tsnt as Bar Harbor. Me, while others
say that they have not been further trv,n I,,,
Valley street than Neutaconkonet H,li,
II Is also reported ina, iney @ ,be spe second
day, so, with the aid OF the police rescn-
ed the railroad station and came nolIe;
No one knows where they nave oeen, se,,,es ss,i
II Is intimated that they resumed theh
regular duties this morning.
MUCH IMPROVED.
The little Polish girl. Annie Hiszewicz.
who was severely burned on SATURDAY al
tsrnoon. white PLAYING a6on, nonsa nsa h9m Thts is
extremely fortunate since the n.,ie So ,es
was several hours without the attendance
Of physician owing the the faoner ons o, sA% work *
for weeks and had no money 10 pay
1oN' ST. MARY's CHURCH.
The parishioners Of st, Marys cnuren
on Brosdway "a are prbeHarms psbls Connection spe
Sisi meeting was held In the chapel or
Earton street yesterday AFTERNOON 20 ois :,
cuss the same The fair ,oU,irrs Will open nnti 4
nct 10 a great degree OF interest cen
ters in the undertaking. and ~ was an an,
saounced at the meeting yesterday tna. W, ~,
Holy Name soc,ssy s,,cssyy,sxns wanp and and ST. paul,
Hrsnch az the I. c. b. IT,, the sum o,
SaS II was further announced a. @ 49,,
meeting that several uniIormea wou,S
Srrs niSa tons and civic societies wouIo
sttend the fair in body on certain even
tres 70 be announced later. In co'iIvn ,',,,
tto, with the festivities a concert w,h
be riven on Sunday evenins' oc' . VIZ"
= program OF much interest.
SERVICES AT ST. MARYs
.tr,.r schedule OF services at st
M.yv.s was announced yesterday the ser
80. IN he held at seven, eight. nine ano
IN m o'clock. Services at nine Will De neiu
IN the chapel for children. Next saturosy
will he the quarterly confession time TOT
the children OF Mary and at O'CLOCK
next sunday there will be communion
service for the children.
The Children OF Mary society or 81.
Mays met yesterday and completed the
arrangements for the part they are 10
take IN the fair
FIREMEN's PARADE.
A big nremen's parade is on for Manton
tomorrow evening, after the parade there
vii be musical and literary entertain
ment In Kings hall. followed by COLA
ton and although the Impression has
gore abroad that the AFFAIR Is only for
men II should be distinctly understood
that the ladies are invited and will be
made most welcome
ATTENDED, CELEBRATION.
The residents OF olneyvine attended in
large numbers the Robert Emmet ceiebra
tion In the providence Opera House last
evening.
The Emmett Rifles were present In n
body and also the members NJ the Rob-
ert Emmet literary association. A feat
ure OF the program which delighted the
audience ana called forth n storm OF an
plause was the reading. by Thomas n
Bride OF Emmet's immortal speech Mr.
Bride r. the bookkeeper 81 the Olneyvill,
branch OF the Union Trust company
Another attractive feature on the pro
gran was the fine rendering OF the solo
my Erin q" by Miss Katherine r. Nc
CHM. a teacher In the Candace Stree
grammar school and q member of tn
choir OF St Anfhony's church Of oiney
vile.
GENERAL ME.sTroS.
Commencing October let. the masses a
o. Anthony's church will be at end