The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-19


with Office help and a few others
who are about the place at all times, he
can manage TO handle his business very
comfortably. despite the fact that his
bottlers and others have walked out.
FIR. KEARNs DEPARTS.
The Rev. Father Thomas Kearns. who
was recently ordained 10 the priesthood,
left his home on Bowdoin street this
morning for Newark. n. j., and the letter
he received from the bishop OF that dio-
cese stated that he had been assigned as
a curate 10 a church at one OF the New
Jersey seaport cities.
Father Kearns called at St Anthony's
rectory a day or two ago and found his
old college associate. Father Gibbons. who
studied with him for nearly four years.
DIVIDED ON THE SUBJECT.
There seems TO be a wide difference. Of
opinion among the merchants or Olney-
Vile in regard 10 the trades procession
for July 4th. Some want to take part
and some think they will get no return
for their efforts. few OF the large
showing, but do not care TO take part
unless the square makes good showing,
which IT Is capable OF doing.
GENERAL 'MEN1lON.
Bartholomew Fallon was the hero OF
Oak street this morning. The chimney
OF his house. "a Oak street, was on fire
and Mr.. Fallon did not stop TO pull in
an alarm but went at the chimney with
a ladder. and had members OF his family
and others pass him up a number of
buckets OF water. Mr. Fallon did just
as good a job as the regular fire depart
ment could do.
John McNaley OF 65 Magnolia street.
who had a little bother" about horse,
that was found by the police some time
ago was obliged to call upon that depart
ment again this morning for one OF his
horses was found astray on Plainheid
street last night
A couple OF fellows called at Joseph
Drivers drug store on Manton avenue
yesterday afternoon and made an effort
20 finn fam Mr. Drivers son out OF an
amount OF cash under the guise OF being
collectors for an ice company. The
scheme did not work.
At the request OF his son. John Ford.
was taken from home on Putnam
street last evening. and at the Chaffee
street station his name was registered
upon the slate and the words common
drunkard followed.
Young Bohannan. the we'll known ball
player os the Dewey Boys, who dislocat-
ed an ankle Y rev Gays dBos pten
confined az the Rhode Island hospital. He
is able to walk about with the aid OF
crutches according to recent reports.
The graduating exercises OF the paro-
chial school of St Mary's parish will be
held the evening. when Bishop Harkins
will be in attendance and present the di-
plomas.
The funeral OF Patrick j. Lannon. late
janitor OF the chaffee street police sta
I Q ton, a.. hCIa NJ, IN TrrOu
ing in ST Theresas church
John Murray, who has been n student
at St Mary's college. and John Henry, at
ST Charles college. Elliott City. are at
their homes on Mt. Pleasant for the
| summer
John Radiian. a veteran OF the Spanish
war and who now holds a prominent po-
sition az Washington. u. C.. Is visiting
] his old friend, Michael Farrell at 81 oak
street.
Two large and commodious dwelling
I houses on Hartford avenue were sold at
! auction by James II Freeman AZ noon
/ way for 5000 80
" ID. Duchane OF Thornton wants the
police 10 And plumbers wrench that
/ was lost or stolen from his team on
/ Plainneld street yesterday.
James Clary OF iS7 Valley street wants
/ the police TO find 2- foot ladder that
was stolen from his yard last night
! Final instructions were given 10 the
! children this afternoon who are TO be
! confirmed az ST Marys Catholic church
/ tomorrow evening a. o'clock
This being the Feast OF the Sacred
\ Heart services were held I'm ST Mary's
. Catholic church az s o'clock
] Timothy Ryan. n we'll known citizen 4
dead at his home. 1876 Hudson street
/ Piano tickets for 81 A~thony's tnir
for sale NJ San Soucrs and k-rlow's