The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-04
Mrs. Hewitt Takes Children and Movd
From Husbands Home.
Visit TO Schooner Discharging at I'll
Wi|keSbarre Pier.

changed with especial reference to
drainage OF the streets, which is
better than at any time in the histor!
the town. Waterman avenue has
been greatly improved. The work WI
has been done on the highways
demonstrated the wisdom OF purcha.
the steam roller and reflects much or
upon ommissiner Cunningham.
THE IMPERIAL CLUB.
The Imperial club will hold a spe
meeting tonight TO complete arrar
pents for the May ball which is 10
held in the new town hall Wednes
evening. James Sullivan. Frank Xii
ley, Joseph Harrington. John Greene
Lawrence Ryan are the committee
charge OF the affair. McGuire's vi
Orchestra will furnish music and refr,
ments will be served
SUNDAY SERVICES.
There wa a good attendance at
various churches yesterday. The
lowing services were held:
At st. Mary's a communion service
held at $50 In the morning at which i
Communion was administered by the
tor, Rev. Herbert A. Dana. Memo
service, consisting of morning prayer
discourse by the rector at 10 O'Clock
Sunday school at 1915. The evening
Vices were held at 1880 The re
preached at the evening service.
At the First Universallst holy C
munion and preaching by the pastor,
Allan Brown: Sunday school at L..
meeting Of the Y. l.. S. c. T.. was
at 6 o'clock and was followed by
evening service at Z O'Clock.
At the Haven NJ. l.. church mori
service and holy communion were
at 10:45. Sunday school at 1915. In
afternoon at 3 o'clock a meeting OF
Junior league was held and the ser
OF tire Epworth league at $40. Eve
service, with preaching by the pa.
Rev. John f. Blake. was at 1880.
THE FAIR.
Saturday night as pay night and
fact was easily discernible at the
Everyone was there and had either
sister or some one else's sister with
Business was certainly good right vi
closing time. This evening will be
last night OF the fair and it Is prob
is the most successful affair yet
the attendance and receipts being
excess of the most sanguine expectati
WILL BUILD EXTENSION.
Manager Charles T.. Pierce OF II
mills told a News reporter yesterday
extensive additions were contemplate
that resort. An extensive addition 4
be built onto the dance hall and sev
amusements added.
In the addition will be located
shooting gallery and kindred am
ments. The work is to be pushed as
idly as possible.
MISS READS FUNERAL.
The funeral of Louise Estelle Read
held this afternoon at o'clock. II
was large attendance Of relatives
friends and a profusion OF floral tribj
The service, which took place at o'cl
was conducted by Rev. Allan Br,
pastor of the church.
LOCAL NOTES. 4
The regular monthly meeting OF
administrative board OF the Wat
moket fire district will be held at
residence of Orland Freeborn this e
ing.
Charlotte J. Ahsstrom died at
residence yesterday.
Letter Carrier Henry Stowell sta
on a weeks vacation this morning.
place is being filled by William III. Adj
Taunton car No. 500 got stalled by1
slippery rails just east cf Washin
bridge at S.1b this morning The
finally backed down the hill and 81
flying start which carried IL over the
rails which caused the trouble.
St Mary's guild Is arranging foI
entertainment Thursday evening.
Bucklin post No. 20. G. A. r..
meet tomorrow night.