The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-21
PROMPT Work Frustrated an Attempt to
Assault Young Girl
Postponed Wedding Resulted Badly for
Prospective Bridegroom.
Oneyve Providence News efernans News
Store Is Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West

phone 4o-West.
! forced by John Thompson. another eN-
pert player from the same city. and they
are furnishing no end OF pleasure iot tne
members OF the Olneyville club. on sun
day evening Mr.. MeEnte goes to Woon, nd
again, for al the last sitting Mr.. Dealy
beat Mr., McEntee. and then refused To
play again.
GENERAL MENTION.
swill wagon owned by Jerry VazZona
of Manton broke down on Manion avenue
near Delaine street. and the residents IN
the vicinity were not over pleased. 80
The Misses Mamie A. Braney of 1888
Conley OF 10 Pocasset avenue are spend
ing a few weeks with their grandfather.
Mr.. Braney, at Hampton. Conn.
Mrs. Sweeney wife of William Sweeney
the well known barber OF this place. is an
aunt 10 Savage. the unfortunate conduc-
tor who was killed on the Riverside line.
Peter Tracy a contractor. has reported
To the police that boys broke into the
new building at the corner of Amhurst
and Kiux Philip streets and stole large
quantity OF nails.
John Cooper. popular resident OF Dor
chester avenue. who has been suffNlng
with an attack of typhoid fever, haNfo
far recovered as TO be out Of doors a
short time every day.
John, better known as Spot, and Gem
tleman John Conley Of this place is about
to start for Prince Edwards Isle. where
he will spend his vacation.
William l.. Gilmore, manager OF the
Oneyvile Public Market steps about
happy man now for he is the father of
pretty baby girl and ''all Is WE'LL
All OF the Catholic churches I'm the vi
cinity caused the bells OF the churches TO
be toled yesterday as soon as the death
of the Pope was announced.
Freddie Sleffelin. the popular clerk at
Cal" Harding's Plainheld street fish.
market. is seriously III with typhoid fever
at his home on Ralph street
The Misses Evelyn Entwhistle and Ma
bel Walsh who have been rusticating at
Greenville. have returned to their homes
on Lowell avenue.
Mrs. Melissa Cowell and grandson, Mas
ter Ernest, OF Indian Orchard. Mass, are
the guests OF Overseer OF the Poor John
Walsh OF Johnston.
Hugh Mcdowell the popular motorman
on tho Thornton line has returned form
his vacation which he spent at North
Hampton. Mass
About 100 feet of the guard rail along
the Woonasquatucket River on Kingsley
avenue is down.
Samuel T. Watkins of 202 Whittier av-
enue Is spending his vacation with rela-
tives at Eiskdale Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Cowell and son
Howard of Indian Orchard are at the
King cottage, Shawomet, for the sum
! mer.
Young Curtain. who was reported 10 the
/ police as missing from his home, 2G
/ Grove street. has returned.
Miss lola Harris OF Graniteville Is being
/ entertained by John Hart at his home on
i Pennington avenue.
Miss Ella Collins is entertaining Miss
/ Bertha Vallette OF East Providence at
her home on Laban street
Amos Sanderson or Pocasset avenue
who has been sick for some time. is
slowly recovering.
Ernest. the bright little son Of Ernest
! Williams. the Plainheld street brber. Is
dangerously ill
Mrs. Phoebe Pike OF the King cottage at
Shawomet Beach, Is seriously ill.
Forest Swain, who injured his hand
badly few weeks ago, Is getting along
nicely
Miss Marion Pear of Dorchester avenue
Is spending few weeks with friends at
Boston.
Saturday evening about 10 young friends
OF Miss Jennie Arnott paid her a sur
prise visit 10 her home, 10 Huron street.
Mount Pleasant.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
with parlor games and other amusements.
also vocal and Instrumental music. piano
solos being rendered by Miss MarRie Ar
mott. Miss Nellie Walsh and Mr. Robert
Farrell.
During the evening very dainty col
lation was served. There were guests
present from New York. Boston. Lowell
and Rivcrpoint The happy crowd de-
parted shortly after midnight after ten
dering many congratulations. The COM
mittec was composed Of Mr.. James Amott
and MIR. stephen Howarth.
Don't forget the Regents Moonligh,
Wednesday evening. Steamer leaves
from 1886 Dyer street.
JOHN o'cONNElL,
ifats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and