The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-27
Scrap Caused Breik'ng Up Of Fine
Football Game.
The F;0Iding-Brsnt Wsdding-Na1roW
E.Caps From Gas Poison.
Olneyvile Providence News Hefernans
News Store, s Hartford Telephone 4o-West

The football game between the Roose-
welt and Mcsser Street alumnis on the
Webster avenue grounds, yesterday, as
far as II went was one OF the best games
ever seen In this vicinity, for the for
mer succeeded I'm holding the latter down
without score although the Messers
were much heavier than the Roosevelts.
At the end OF the first half two young
men. Teiio and O'Neil got into serape
and this led TO "A general mix up. as there
we're many i'm the crowd who seemed TO
nrefer "A fight to "A good game Of foot
hall TeHo got rather the worst OF the
battle aud according 10 reports went
away only to return with a NUMBER "t
fun grown Italian friends, who 1T wac
claimed were armed. and this report
caused the ball players 10 leave the neia.
A WEDDING.
John Fielding Of 1i6 Eliza street and
Miss Mary Helen BRENT, were married
AT the Church OF the Holy Nativity at
Thornton at o'clock last evening by
the Rev. MIR. Sweetland.
The bridesmaid was Miss hathrgh
BRENT. a sister OF the bride, and the best
man was Herbert Fielding, brother OF
the groom.
After the ceremony the bridal party
went to the home of the brides parents
where a wedding dinner was served
Mr. Fielding Is one of the leading mem
bers OF the Faka Singing club, the Cres-
cent Football team and holds promi-
nent position I'm large machine shop AT
East Providence In fact one OF the most
popu young men OF this place
The bride Is one of the leading young
a. nn
a prominent part I'm church aralrs or
that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding will reside at
20 Cobb street. East Providence.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A very pretty surprise party took
place at the home OF Mis- Lillian Mabel
Aspinwall 16 Barrows street, last eve
ming. about 30 OF her friends and Tor
mcr schoolmatcs attended
Music and all kinds OF games were
INDUCED i'm and ceased only for the
guests TO partake OF a dainty collation.
after which tho fun was resumed. ihe
following named young folks were pres
ent:
Miss Elizabeth Bennett. Nellie Swan
SON. Jennie Walsh. Florence Brayton.
Mabel walsh. Martha Kearsley, Bertha
Steere Bertha Bellows Nellie Under
wood. MIR. Clyde Mclaughlin. Edward
Mathevsop Elmer Irons, Clarence
Mains. Forest swain Fred fsrnelL
Archer Sanderson. Harvey Clarke. sam
uel Gardiner, s Eugene Hall James
ChrIsty, Robert Cooper. Arthur Dow
ney.
Walter Greenwood aud Everett cas-
well for the success OF the party credit
f. due aud also :. Eugene HALL and clyde
Mclaughlin
\ NARROW ESCAPE
Al S.la last evening Mrs. Ann Rowiy.
m years old. who makes her home with
Mr.. Clancy 10 Pomona avenue, retired
10 her room and a few moments later
she WAS heard to be breathing heavily.
A member df Tho family went into the
room and found that the gas was partia
~ turned on. Dr Bouchard was called
and ordered the aged woman sent 10 tho
Rhode Island hospital Mrs. RoNly has
not been I'm the habit of using gas ih her
room and il Is supposed that she did not
turn tho sfop entirely off upon retiring.
At the hospital this morning she was re-
ported resting very comfortably und VIII
recover.
r. T.. ELDRIDGE Ri RlED.
Tho funeral Of the hate Bani L. El-
dridsc was held at the residence OF MS
daughter Mrs L. :. Grant on Daniel
avenue Wednesday afternoon. The scr
Vices were conducted by the Rcv. r. n
IIiIlery of the PentiCostal church OF south
Providence. and was assisted by the choii
of the church. There were many handsome
floral offerings and among them was one
from the graduating class of grade gb'
from the Roosevelt school where Enie
q daughter Of tho deceased. is teacher
and from Il. \. Ballou T. W. Grant
Jerome Kelly and +. H. Stcere. The IN
terment was at pocasset cemetery.
THE PEQUolTS.
Irons hall was not whit too large to
hold the many young folks who took part
IN the 2sd grand hall Of tho Pequot Social
and Athletic club last evening ana the
AFFAIR was like all others held by thus