The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-23
OLNEYvILLE.
Maguire's Mascot Brought Him Good
Luck on Fishing Trip.
FeeIey Arrested on Charge Of Drunken
neSS--Genera| Mention
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Many fishing parties have gone from
this section during the past two weeks,
but none has been more successful than
Hugh Maguire. foreman for Ted Smith
on Manton avenue. John Patrick Morri-
sey. the Mount Pleasant Plumber, Daniel
Tainsh and Frank Meegan.
All of these men can catch FISH when
the FISH are willing to be caught, but yes
terday Mr. Maguire's mascot came into
play. for according TO reports and these
are not sworn TO the party captured ~
pounds OF fish and Mcguire is ready TO
swear before any court that he caught 50
OF the 81 pounds, He attributes all OF his
luck 70 Tommy" the mascot, Mr.. Ma
guire states that before starting out
there should be no cracking up" the
CATCH and that every man should stand
by the results OF his own efforts. Morri-
sey. Tainsh and Meegan begged Mcguire
20 help them out. but Mcguire being an
honest and upright man stuck To his text.
and did not give either of them smell of
his fSh
All but Tommy say Mcguire took the
largest part OF his catch 20 an undertake
ers establishment on Manton avenue and
had them embalmed for future use.
AN ANNIVERSARY.
Mrs. Harry Abbott had n birthday OBJ
eorvance last evening and in accordance
with her happy custom there was some
thing doing at her house.
Legs of lamb, chickens, ham and eggs
and other good things TO eat and prepared
ns only a good English cook can prepare
them were served in abundance. Although
there was dozen more present than was
looked for. Not few poor families got
the benefit OF the overflow for besides be-
ing the most hospitable entertainers i'm
imaginable. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott have
warm spot In their hearts for the poor
about them
CAUGHT AT LAST.
Michael Feeiy. who lives on Regent ave.
nue. fell into the arms Of Patroman
Coakiey this morning and was locked
UP on the charge of being drunk.
Time and again the police have been
called into the Feely homestead TO quiet
the head of the house. but this morning
ne was foud on the outside OF his baii-
wick and WAS quickly run In.
GENERAL MENTION.
w. A Tanner. a conductor on the Hart
ford avenue line, while collecting fares
from the footboard of his car last even
ing was bitten on one of his legs by
large Newfoundland dog owned by Frank
Gallagher of q Edna street Mr. Gala
CHER has given the police permission to
do with the dog as they choose
BY the means of false keys some one
entered the home of John r.. Barrett, l69
Hudson street. between the hours of
and yesterday afternoon and stole
Jewel box containing upwards of $3.50
worth OF jewelry. The drawers in the
house were also ransacked.
A controller on one OF the new Daniel
eonyille cars. the last one from the city
last evening. burned out just before
reaching the square. 1t was towed TO
the city line by a Governor street car.
DIR. j. r. Farrell OF 16 Messer street
has lust added to his equpage hand
some coupe. dandy rubber tired run
about. a smart horse and all that goes
with the outfit
An ice wagon became wedged In be-
tween one of its wheels and an electric
hight pole at the foot OF Plainheld street
yesterday afternoon and blockaded travel
for an hour or more.
At the Rhode Island Locomotive Works
last evening heavy casting fell on Coma
Antrene's right foot He was taken 10
the Rhode Island hospital where three OF
his toes were amputated.
Now that the patrolmen OF the Chanee
street station can spend their Few leisure
hours at drill the extra station men ana
the extra patrolmen In ciuzens clothes
has been discontinued.
The Providence Grays OF Newark street
year-old club from anywhere. Thomas
kerril OF 20 Newark street will answer
all communications.
Every incandescent light in the vicinity
OF Shoe Fly was out last night, and this
would have been an excellent place for
man with a we'll filled purse 10 wander
into.
The funeral OF the late Leonard Lsu-
renee was held at 1 o'clock services be-
Ing conducted by the Rev. w. G. Selleck.
and the intermeut was az the North End
burial ground.
Az the vesper services Of ST Marys
Catholic church tomorrow afternoon the
many church societies VIII hold a parade
and reception.
IL will be az least two months before
the Merino avenue bridge will be opened
20 the public the approach on the west
side not having been completed
Bishop McNickar visited the church OF
the Nativity at Thornton Thursday even
Ing and confirmed a large class OF can.
didates.
The Melisma society connected with the
Plainheld street Baptist church held a
concert IN Library hall last evening
The saint Anthony society connected
With that church. wifi open their bazaar
Monday evening
Bishop Harkins will dedicate the
(. Italian Catholic church at Thornton to-
morrow.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
Will hold an important meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
The seventh grade OF the Johnston
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