The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-31
RIVERSIDE.
Many People Think St. Bren.
don's Should Be Kept Open
tho Year Round.

As the summer season draws 20
close many OF the local Catholics are be-
ginning 70 think that II would be good
thing for them II st. Brendon's chapel
in which summer services have been held
for a number OF years. was kept open
the year round. There is large conun-
gent OF people OF this faith in the vicin-
ity and IL is not always convenient TOT
them 10 go 10 church In some or the
neighborng towns or villages in the win
ter time. as they are obliged TO DO now
IL they attend church at all.
1t Is a regular thing for the building 10
be so crowded at the services held in
the summer time that there Is only
standing room TO be had for many at
tendants. Several of the services have
been so well attended that the building
was taxed to the limit. and many of those
in attendance were permanent residents
Of the place. There is but little doubt
but that the church authorities would be
justified in establishing parish here
and II is not at all unlikely that some In
iuence will be brought to bear TO in
duce them TO do so.
ARRA%GING REGATTA.
The Canonicu. Rowing club are ar
ranging a rowing regatta to be held
I ~
| governors was held Saturday night at
which II was decided to hold a straight
/ away and return races for double oars,
| and straight away for single oars. AT
| ter the conclusion OF the other events
special match race will be held. The
course for the events has as yet not full
| ly decided upon. The social part OF the
day will take place at the clubhouse.
where the guests and friends Of the club
| will be entertained in the royal manner
for which the club has made itself ia
nous
II is probable that there will be sever
| al entries from members OF other clubs.
! The club is also contemplating the pur-
chase OF n club boat similar to the cut
ters I'm the possession OF the Naval Re-
serves.
The clSb is in excellent condition and
will soon commence To make extensive
improvements in the club quarters.
STABBING ALLEGED.
! Walter McLane, well known young
man alleges that he was stabbed in the
right side of the lower part of his abdo-
! men in a local resort one night in the
! latter part Of last week. He is able TO
be out and around town. but complains
that the wound is very sore
! The resort in question has been report
ed to the police, number OF times and
is fast getting the reputation of being a
disordedly place. II will probably not
take more reports OF this character to
cause some summary action 10 be taken
by the authorities.
TO RESUME MEETINGS.
1t was announced by Rev Herbert Rem
ick. rector of St Marks, yesterday that
the weekday meetings OF the church
would be resumed on Friday night of this
week. II Is the custom TO omit these
services during the summer months. and
this year theyf were omitted as usual.
As the season is now practically over
the services are TO be resumed at the
commencement of September
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Mowry OF Boston
have returned home from a visit to
friends here.
Mrs. Edward c. Penniman and daugh.
ter Lottie are enjoying a visit to North
Conway. N II.
Miss Marian PAUL OF wrentham, Mass.
has returned home from a visit to friends
here
Miss Flora Capron. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Mugs. has returned to her
home In Auburn
Miss Sadie Nottage has returned from
a visit to friends I'm North Attleboro
Mr. and Mrs George It. Patton of Bos-
ton have returned home from a visit
to Mr.. Paton's parents at the Riverside
hotel.
Miss Cora Barney of Pawtucket Is
at Sabins Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanford OF New
Bedford are visiting friends here
Miss Jennie sullivan of Providence Is
at Camp White for the remainder of the
| season.
Mrs William w Monroe and daughter
have returned from a visit to friends In
! Tenekon. Me.
Miss Eva Pritchard is visiting relatives
at Jamestown.
Misses Marie Reynolds and Victoria
Heintz who have been visiting friends
here. have returned home to their homes
in North Attleboro.
Miss Lizzie Damon OF Milford. Mass.
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Durfee OF
! Knowlton street.
Conductor Fred Schurman. who was
injured at Bristol. some time ago. has re-
sumed his duties on the cars again.
Mrs Ann Hagan Of Providence. Is the
guest OF her son. Daniel l.. Hagan at his
home on Maple avenue.
AN AGREEABLE OUTING.
There was a very pleasant compi-
mentary outing of a party, OF about 20 al
the Pomham club Saturday The out
ing was rendered by the William III
Perry company. Of Providence The
menu was as follows:
LUNCH
lobster salad.
quahaugs on half shell.
doughnuts queen olives.
crackers and cheese.
macsroni with cheese
butter sandwiches.
stewed liver wine sauce.
DINNER.
ohowder.
clam fish.
French rolls brown bread a la pomham.
sauterne.
fish.
salmon and peas.
fried cells clam cakes.
soft crabs. tarter sauce
saratoga chips hashcd brown potatoes.
cucumbers green corn succotash.
tomato salad.
Frappc. Tom and Jerry cigarettes.
bake.
clans eggs Holsters duahaues.
clam water sweet potatoes.
pudding
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