The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07

hall The matter was placed before the
club and IL was decided none OF their
numbers should be debsrred from any
meeting held by the club. and that II
outsiders had any differences with one OF
their members they. the club. did not see
whyit should be mixed up in the matter,so
the committee will get hall elsewhere.
The date OF the banquet Is sunday,
Dee 20.
FLoATED HIGH.
An American flag noated 10 the breeze
Saturday afternoon. Sunday and today In
a higher altitude than ever before known
in Olueyyille. for when the men who built
the chimney for the Atlantic mills had got
the last brick I'm place they topped OF their
labors by hoisting a large American flag
In day OF 80 there will be many who
Will stop and gaze at the chimney. for q
man is 10 put a lightning rod upon IT, and
this work Will be done from the outside.
The rod will eucircle the chimney twice.
Division No. 90 Ancient order OF Hi
bcrnians. tho baby division OF the order
in this state. has progressed wonderfully
under the administration OF the president.
John l.. Cannon. AT the meeting yester-
day five candidates were Initiated and
two applications for membership were re-
ceived. The following named members
were made committee 10 arrange for an
entertainment 10 be given al the dhision
Thomas r. Murphy Luke Garrahan, John
Kelly. John fcely. Thomas Finneran,
Andrew Mcnamara. Michael McGovern
and John Dooly.
GENERAL MENTION.
Martin Coplon OF Judith street who has
been spending few days with his uncle
Frederick Dunn at Gloucester arrived
home Yesterday. Mr.. Conlon says that
rabbits arc somewhat scarce IN that vi
q ffstl
and that he himself saw two. As there is
"a law against shooting them he had TO let
them pass. but it was just little tryins
10 his nerves.
OWING 10 tho fact that one OF tho dele
gates 10 the committee for the Robert
Emmett snniyersary could not attend the
meeting OF the committee. held In Grat-
toms hall yesterday it was decided TO
postpone the meeting until sunday, pee.
q i'm Emmett hall on Broadway.
George w Blair. an old time soldier
who is now caring for his wife. who is
totally blind. at their home $40 Laurel
tlill avenue. has been made n notary
pensions of old aud iufirm pensioners
who are unable to leave their homes 10
attend To the matter themselves
At tho meeting Of The Regent Literary
and Social club yesterday afternoon IL
Was decided TO hold the FIRST OF their Sc
ries = OF SocIals In the armory of the
Oncyvile Temperance Cadets carry IN
REV. Father Craig was the celebrant at
st Mary's Catholic church Yesterday
morning the Rev. Father Sullivan
preaching the sermon, and Father Pow
ers read the list Of contributors 10 tho
John d. Kelly. son Of Michael and Mary
Kelly and very popular Young man
day evening. Ills funeral will be held
tomorrow morning az S:3D.
Eugene Morrell, who had q rain coat
valued a SO taken from Textile hall FRI
day evening. has got his coat. IL having
been found By Detective MCGUIRE. The
coat appears 10 have beer taken by mis-
take
While boys were playing in front OF
Barnes drug store. i55 Plainhold street.
yesterday afternoon one or them threw
stone. which struck on the sidewalk aud
bounded against . largo plate glass win
dow. The need Tor a new window Is the
result.
Tho officers OF the grand court OF For-
csters OF America will make an otnciai
visit, To Court Lyman az Menton this
evening The meeting will he an open
one and all arc invited.
\ large plato glass window was broken
IN Solomon Komsus tailor shop on
noon. presumably by someone leaning
against ~.
Court Gen. sheridan or TorcSters VIII
meet this evening. when the committee
will make It's report.
Lad pipe valued ~ 80 vss stolen from
ar untene nted house al the corner ~
Nhitford street end River avenue yes
tcrdaN.
There vas drunken row among lot
or Poles at IS kossuih street last evening
and two of tho men were arrested.
&. III. Heptenstall, who is soon 90 leave
for Rurmah. will deliver y lecture az the
Broa dway Baptist church this evening.
Resolve waterman. the well-knovn
hunter. has returned from trip To the
wilds of Connecticut.
f, Next Sunday will be known ~ com.
munion Sunday for Catholic young men
of the United states.
Prof. Wilson will deliver lecture at
the Plainhcld street Baptist church this
evening
The funeral OF the late John j. Farrell
was held at the home OF his parents on
Chaffee street this morning.
Hose IL was called TO put out clearing
fire at % Covell street yesterday.
JOHN o'coNNELL,
aats Caps. furnishings. Trunk store a,u,