The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-13
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The installation OF officers OF Robert
Emmett Literary society took place yes
terday afternoon in the society rooms on
Main street. The following officers were
installed, President. William NJ Eerone:
vice president. Peter j. Cotton. recording
secretary, Nell B. Sharkey. financial SEQ
retary, Patrick p. Walsh; treasurer. Ber-
nard ID. Hart; r. O.. Patrick ]. Garrity;
warden, Cornelius Ryley sentinel. John
Hart: teIlers. John Il. Byrnes. Dennis j.
McCarty. After the installation a social
time was enjoyed accompanied by coll
lation. The annual ball will be held Feb.
20. IN Grand Army hall. music will be
furnished by Straight Brothers orches-
tra- The following are the committee OF
arrangements Chairman. Michael j..
Doyle; treasurer. Patrick p Walsh sec
retary. John J. Byrnes, Peter ]. Cotton
and Patrick J. Garrity.
Chester n. Burgess Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester r.. Burgess. died yesterday
upon Lincoln avenue from acute Brishts
disease aged one year, nine months ana
fourteen days. The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
In the district court yesterday morning
James Coyle, pleaded guilty 10 the
charge OF reveilina and was fined 81 and
costs. The charge OF defaeing building
was discontinued on payment or costs
In the case OF John Wall VI. Cornelius j.
Hasbrouck, Attorney William i. O'Don-
nell appeared for the defendant and ask
ed for a bill Of particulars TO be present
ed before January ~. The case was con-
tnued 10 January 20.
Captain Charles Barr. who is 10 com
mand the new boat paid Bristol brief
visit yesterday, during which time he was
oloseted with the designer leaving here
late in the afternoon. He refused 10
speak OF the nature OF his business. but
said the work was progressing rapidly.
Yesterday morning the session OF the
public schools were resumed after three
weeks vacation.
Arrived schooner Hattie Allen with
cargo OF coal for the National India Rub
ber works
The supply OF Eickemuit water was cut
off yesterday forenoon for n short time
owing TO the break in the main at War
ren.
The schooner Flora is discharging
cargo Of soft coal at the pier of Ward
well Lumber company for the National
India Rubber company.
Fred II. Suzman, wife and child arrived
homo yesterday morning from New
York. where they had been attending the
wedding OF Lewis Solomon, brother OF
Mrs. Suzman.
Rev. Hopkins II. Cady. pastor OF tho
Warren Methodist church. addressed the
meas meeting at the Y. M. c. A. yester-
day afternoon.
Probably there were more clans and
ouahaugs taken from the shores here
yesterday than any one day the past
year. throe being an unusually low tide
and the tide remaining low FOR a long
time
Cen,aIr Iobn Morrisev ooumenced his
duties yesterday as school census emu
merator.
The icemen are preparing to commence
harvesting ice. their ponds averaging
about six and seven Inches clear Ice
The sloop Della with a load or wood for
Warren from Assomet dragged her an
ehor during Sunday night and caught on
10 the southeast point OF Hog Island !
where she laid until morning and was
hauled off by tug Fire King Of Fall Riv-
er. She was leaking badly.
Mrs. Ruth Huling and daughter, Bessie, |
leave here today for New York and will |
sall on Wednesday for Manchester, Eng |
land. on visit 10 her mother and broth !
ers She will be absent until spring.
The station at the terminus OF Thames |
street for the Consolidated railroad Ia be- |
ing rapidly pushed and from the general |
appearance 1t will be model station. !
Mr. A. T. Nerone has so far recovered |
as 10 be out and attending TO his business |
after being confined several weeks.
Mrs. James Brewster of Camden. n. j.. f!
who has been treated at the Hopeworth /
Sanitarium for nervous prostration has |
been campletey cured and returned home |
yesterday.
Master Willie Reed. son OF John Reed, |
who resides on Collins street. was seve |
rely bitten yesterday afternoon by |
dog. while on his way home from school. |
The children OF Mr.. Willard Kenney, |
who were all threatened with diphtherta. |
are all much improved
The cars upon tho Suburban railway |
nre making schedule time and their trav- |
o of late has Increased