The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
RIVERSIDE.
Mr.. Young Leaves Employment
Of Railroad Remington
Clubs Dance a Success.

John Young, who for some time has
been employed as the night man on the
Turner avenue crossing. severed his con-
nection with the railroad company last
night Mr.. Young will go TO Brunswick,
Maine, to reside. Brunswick was his for
mer home. Mr.. Young had acquired great
popularity among the people of Riverside
as well as the fellow employees OF the road
and his removal will be learned with re-
gret. He will be succeeded by John M.
Mclaughlin. a well known young man
who has for some time been interested
I'm railroad work.
A SUCCESSFUL DANCE.
The Remington club gave a dance in
Pythian hall last night and IL was a
highly successful affair. There was an ag-
gregation of feminine beauty there which
surprised the natives and this acted as
magnet upon many OF the young men or
the place. Music was furnished by Tink-
hams fremont orchestra. There were six
teen dances on the program. but the pa
irons OF the dance were enjoying them
selves so much that they were 10th to
stop and several more dances were add
ed
The committee In charge OF the affair
were William Ralston. Frank Severance.
liam Ralston acted as floor manager
GO TO THE PosToFFIcE.
The following letters are advertised at
the local postoffice:
Gentlemen-John Charles Anderson
ESQ John r. Barrows, In care Riverside
Car Barn. H. j. Hall Thomas Hickey,
Arthur j. Johnson. James j. McGinty
Robert Mccormick, F. A. willard, Robert
Wood.
Ladies-Mlss Minnie Clemens.
Foreign-Mrs. Z. A. Adams.
SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS.
Serious complications have arisen as the
love affairs OF a young man who lives In
the northern part of the village. For
some time he has been paying marked
attention to a certain young lady and
last week he ordered some flowers sent 10
her by a city florist.
The flowers were delivered by mes
senger boy, who left them at the wrong
hour, where there was also progresses
ing young lady. The flowers were accom-
panied by a card which simply read
Compliments OF -.
The two girls were going out together
the evening the flowers arrived and the
fact that the other girl had received a
floral tribute from her young man was
soon learned by the one for whom the
flowers were lntenucu. Sne utClutu
the young man was a fiirt and it will take
at least a weeks salary to buy enough
bon bons to convince her that she is real
ly the sole object Of the young mans af-
fections.
THE CHURCHES.
The usual services will be held at the
churches tomorrow. Morning service at
St Marks will be at IL o'clock and even
ing prayer and sermon by the rector. Rev.
III. A. Remick al 1880 in the evening.
At the Congregational church morning
service will be held at li45, Sunday
school at 1915, Christian Endeavor meet
ing at p. m. and evening service at 1880.
LOCAL NOTES.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Shakford
will be held at 2 y. m. tomorrow from the
Congregation church. harrington.
There was an evening prayer service at
St Marks last night.
Mrs. T. r. Warner Of Turner avenue Is
entertaining friends from Providence.
There was some difficulty about making
the switch OF the signal light at Bay
View work properly last night.
Work OF improvement was commenced
on the lawn of St Marks church this
morning.