The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-27
-Four Tramps Surprised in a Cosy Re-
treat Near The State Home.
Little Daughter Of Peter McMaugh Mar
row|y Escapes Death by Burning.
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, William A. Carroll. who We're made a
committee on the death of the late DaNiu
O'Donneli. made their tinal report; Len
reported progress. Ruler Wood stated
that ne had attended a meeting Ot an
official board OF the grand nssemply, ana
there heard one OF the supreme represen-
tatives make his report, which showed the
order I'm general TO be in an excellent
financial and numerical condition.
THE TILDEN CLUB.
There was a very large attendance or
members at the meeting of the Iiiden
club OF the Tenth ward held TUESDAY
evening I'm its rooms on Atwells avenue
This meeting was one to further registra-
ton. The district committee having reg
istration in charge reported that effective
work was being done in that dlrecton
and that If the plans of the committee
We're SUCCESSFULLY carried out the Tentn
ward would have the largest registration
A committee was appointed to work
Wit ha similar committee from the Mount
Pleasant Improvement club which is ar
ranging a registration rally To be helc In
the ward i'm the near future. IL was an
nounced that Governor Garvin. Cover
nor's Secretary Robert Grieve, Thomas +:
Cooney, ESQ. Luke Kavanaugh. Esq, and
Peter c. Cannon Esq, would be the
speakers.
TO BE ORDAINED.
friends OF Thomas Il. kearns of this
place To attend the ceremony of his ordi-
nation TO the priesthood at Niagara uni
is 10 To- be eiformcd by the Rt. Rev. John
w Shannahan. -. ID. Ii Is expected that
the young priest will say his first solemn
high mass in St. Mary's church Sunday
morning, June a.
A WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DEAD.
Simeon Barnes, well known printer.
| and resident OF this place. died at his
home lis Willow street this morning.
] Mr.. Barnes had been In III health for
! about one year but none thought that he
| would pass away so suddenly and In
fact was out for a while yesterday Mr..
| Barnes was formerly employed by the
Rhode Island Printing company. He
leaves wife and three small children
GENERAL MENTION.
Last evening a horse attached TO an
express wagon and owned by Henry G..
Gorton OF Plainfed street. slipped and
fell near the Plainfeld Baptist churcn.
and this morning horse owned by the
box factory on Ethel street fell in the
same place. No very great damage WAS
done I'm either case.
A grey horse with "A breathing tube in
It's neck was found on Manton avenue
this morning by George Evans, engineer
at the Riverside mills. and was taken TO
the Chaffee street police station.
one OF the latest patterns OF cars ar
rived In the square yesterday for the
Brook and Governor street lines. This
car is fitted with sand box. air brakes.
push buttons. and will almost go alone.
The third degree was conferred upon
one candidate at the meeting OF Man
ufacturers lodge. OF odd Fellows last
evening. Next Tuesday evening the
!
I two candidates
Conductor Rice. conductor on a Dyer
/ avenue car found an odd Fellows pin In
! his car which can be had by calling at
/ Heffernan's News stand, 10 Hartford
/ avenue.
| Alderman Davis and family have closed
! theh residence on Whittier avenue and
4 taken up their abode at their summer
! home at Conimicut.
\ There was large attendance at the
| meeting OF Mount Pleasant lodge OF odd
I Fellows last evening. when the second
/ degree was conferred upon one candidate.
] one OF r. u. Little's coal wagons broke
1 down at the foot OF Broadway late yes
I terday afternoon and delayed travel for
/ a while.
\ Cartherine McGarty. widow OF the late
! John McGarty. died at her home. las Cha
/ pin avenue yesterday.
The Westminster Circle. Companions OF
| the Forest. held a concert and social In
Cadets hall last evening and IL was a
huge success.
! At the meeting OF Perseverance lodge.
J X OF T.. last evening. one candidate was
\ given the rank of knight
! Paddy Clifford Alderman Covelr :
/ handy man. was arrested yesterday for
/ being drunk.
/ $500 Piano for ST. Anthony's fair now