The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-06


Thomas II. Manning;v woodwards John
Cahil. Jr. Ambrose McCabe; beadles, Zep-
per Riel. John Reilley; trustee. John r..
Keefe: lecturer. James j, McCabe ESQ
The ceremony was performed by Dep
uty Grand Ranger r. j. Markey. assisted
by Past chief Ranger Frederick Bur
rough OF Court Olneyville.
This was followed by season Of socia-
bity I'm which the following took part;
Reading, James Canning; addresses. Dep
uty Supreme Chief Ranger Frank can
ming. Deputy Chief Ranger p j Markey;
songs by Frederick Burrough. James
Moreland. John Keefe and others.
There was no lack OF good things 10 ear,
drink and smoke. and so really ENJOYABLE
was the session that the clock In the
steeple of the Library building had an
nounced the midnight hour before the
party broke up.
MAY LOSE AN EYE.
John Flaherty whose home Is on Edna
street. may possibly lose the use Of his
left eve and nc considers himself quite
fortunate at that
For many years he has been employed
at the Mechanical Fabric Works on
Sprague street and shortly after begin
ming his labors yesterday morning
package of caustic soda that he was
into his face He was at once taken 10
the Wayfarer's Emergency hospital on
Chestnut street and here the attending
physicians succeeded IN saving one OF
his eyes and are in hopes TO save the
other.
He was brought to his home in car
riage late last evening.
GENERAL. MENTION
rha ofecarsatac, 90 ,,lnay,,ii,a .,o,,neil
will be publicly installed I'm Library hall
this evening by Grand Regent J. Willard
Baker who will be assisted by Vice
Grand Regent W. A. Burton and District
Deputy Grand Regent w. A. Sweet. The
ceremony will be interspersed with. a
musical and literary program and lun-
cheon will be served.
Work In what In known as Fletcher 3
mills on Valley street is exceedingly slack
and IT Is said that the company was not
in the market early enough last season
10 cut any great figure in heavyweight
goods There is some work on samples.
but the employers are very uneasy about
the condition OF AFFAIRS At the Earns
clieff mills they are booming along night
and day and an EFFORT Is being made to
run the mills on Saturday afternoons.
There have been all sorts of articles
found in the square. but A. II. Pike OF 81
Sisson street. claims 10 have found the
most novel article II being a live pig. Mr..
Pike had no end Of fun In taking his find
home and will keep II as a souvenir of
Inaugural day unless some one comes
along and proves clear title to Mr..
Piggy.
The following Officers were elected a,
the meeting of John Wesley chapter oi
the Epworth league connected WIN tne
tabernacle church last eyenlns
George c. Chamberlain, Mrs. Martins
Fricker, Mrs. j Small, Mrs. Robert Rob
inson: secretary Miss Susie Ley; treas
A horse attached To a delivery wagof
owned by G.. L. Gendreau OF No, Put
nam street slipped and fell at the corneI
morning and owing 10 the slippery con
dition of the street was placed upon III
feet with much difficulty.
the % Young Mems IiterarS and socis
| club. Is now the general manager OF tn
branch store of the United Cigar store
| in Irons block. his services such be
AT o'clock this morning Patrolma,
| Sharpe of the ChafYee street station ar
ressed Thomas Gnmmsnss nnrssn on Aecnrsin
to the police. Tommy Is of that sort VIII
cares nothing for home and parents.
applications M ~ for mem mernbership were re
ceived at the meeting of the Church Ben
| eficial institute connected with the Broad
| way Baptist Cnurcn last evening".
| Messrs. Reno and Kelly. the we
known and wonderful comedy acrobat'
| who are residents OF this place. are play
| ing an engagement at the Westminste
theatre this week.
Thomas Hathaway of f65 Delaine stree
, found a bran new wheelbarrow In iron
! OF his house last evening and will retail
II few days before he claims II as nj
| property.
Ned Logan and James Regan were ten
dered n banquet by the Crescent club; q
which they are members. prior TO thei
return to college.
By a misunderstanding the statemen
that S32 200 Of So. 600 debt on ST. Mary
| church had been paid In this column yes
terday should read st. Theresa's churcn
| This place was represented in the IN
| augurai parade today by the Sherida
| Guards. which was commanded by cap
| Walter Tanning.
| A large window In the front Of Jane
| Rurns' grocery store. 81 Huntington ave
| me. was broken last evening. and ne ma
| reported the incident TO the poifce
| Frances Watson of 213 Valley street re
| norted that she lost her pocketbook cor
ta,nfns 81 in the Public market yesterda
| afternoon. 81, ,,...
The evening schools OF this vicintt
opened last evening with very iarg
| attendance.