The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
Weaver TASTED Six Days but Did Not
Refrain From DTink-Now in Hospital
Cunning for Flies Lively Runaway.
Moving Man Not Of Trusting Nature.
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bill collector" and, according to re-
ports. was a huge success.
| family were moving into a house on
| Oak street. and the driver Of the moving
/ team had an idea that he was not going
to get his cash for the job. so he refused
10 unite a rope, until the bill was set
| tied
The family that was moving did not
| care TO settle until their effects were
Mr.. Feeney. who got some one To act as
stake holder. until the job was COM
| pleted.
HE CAME BACK.
On Sunday morning Mitchell Teller
left his home. 81 Julian street as he said
10 call upon friends at Arctic but late
that night Mrs. Teller was informed
that her husband was seen at Block Is
lahd.
Teller did not come home Sunday
night nor was he home at an early hour
last evening, and II was then that some
kind hearted neighbor. told the woman.
that her husband had left her and her
three little ones to the care OF the world
Mrs. Teller told her tale OF woe To the
police. and as one woman might be
under the circumstances, sad at heart.
but this morning. pleasing signs of hap
piness and prosperity reigns. and pros
good, for Teller came back
GENERAL MENTION
Motorman Edmonds OF the Danielson-
vile line made a good stop In the square
last evening. and had he not been attend
ing strictly TO business. one OF the wagons
of the Pocasset Ice company would have
been wrecked.
The collision was hardly the fault of
anyone.
laine street was knocked down and quite
badly injured about the head by n bl-
cycle ridden by Ell John OF IS Appleton
street. last evening. Mr.. John, so Il is
said. was not 10 blame for the accident.
An organization known as the Good
People" OF this place will spend Sunday
az Joseph Duchannes farm In Thornton
There will be quite number OF ladies
and gentlemen from out OF the city. who
will be the special guests OF the day
The ladies and gentlemen. who are TO
devise ways and MEANS for the fair for
the benefit OF the new parochial school
connected with st. Marys parish will
meet with their pastor. the Rev. FIR. T. p.
Grace, at o'clock this evening
Thursday afternoon the clerks from
San Souci's will play the Sprngers Ath-
letics again on Taft and Weeden's fats
The Springers say that they will trim the
clerks this heat
Joseph Cough has a whip at his office
1924 Westminster street, that he found on
the square yesterday afternoon, which
the owner can have by calling for H.
II. O. Lees. prescription clerk at II
Hough's, has returned from his vacation
with well tanned face and is happy.
The Misses Louisa Guinan and Nav Fa-
gan OF Hartford, Conn. who have been
visiting here have returned to their
homes
Frank Tillinghast Of hose 10 and family
who have been visiting friends In New
Brunswick for the past month have ar
rived home
Miss Mary Holmes Of San soucis force
mas returned from a pleasant vacation
| which she spent at Phillipsdale
Mounted Patroman Keefe OF the Chat
fee street station has returned from his
| annual vacation
Mrs Sophia Poland a well-known resi-
| cent was buried from her home 4 Dixie
street. at $50 this morning.
| herman Dlppman OF Union avenua I'M q
| returned from his vacation. which he
| spent at Mark Rock
Miss Nellie Whalen Of Lena street
VINO spent her vacation at River Point
| has returned home.
William Maher is at Camp Rest, listen.
ing TO the mighty wall OF the roaring
Woonasquatucket river
Peter r. REILLY. clerk az the Atlantic
mills. If enjoying his annual two weeks
Miss Mary Mclaughlin Of this place 70
spending her vacation at Block Island.
MISS Alice Deacon OF the annexed dis
trict Is visiting relatives In New Jersey
Day Patrolman Sullivan OF tho local
station VIII go on his vacation Thursday.
JOHN o'coNNEIL,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laundry Is Just above the postofiee.