The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-09
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
RIVERSIDE.
Carrisre Says His wife Has
Gone, Taking Daughter and
Money. ..EngIns Co. Meets.

Martha Carrierre is missing from her
home at S45 Bullocks Point avenue. Like
wise her two-year-old daughter. also
from bank in Providence. Alexander
Carrierre. the husband, Is unable TO tell
where his wife, daughter and money are.
Mrs. Carrierre disappeared several days
ago. taking the child with her. and ac-
cording 10 her husband. drawing the
above amount from city bank.
Her intention TO leave was carefully
concealed until the last moment. On the
day Of her departure she told her husband
what to bring home for supper Mr..
Carrierre, when he came home that night,
found his wife missing and she has not
yet returned. He says this Is not the
first time she has left his hearthstone.
Mr.. Carrlerre is employed by the Rhode
Island company. A motorman employed
by the company. who boarded with the
family, has gone away, probably TO Pitts
burg, Pa.
NARRAGANsETT ENGINE co. MEETS
The regular monthly meeting of Nara
gansett Engine Co, No. 2 was held In
Firemen'ss hall last night, Foreman Wal
ter s. Balkcom presiding.
The journal of the last meeting was
read and approved
The committee on the muster TO be held
at Crescent Park reported progress. IL
was voted the report be received and the
committee continued
The fire alarm committee reported
progress. Voted the report be received
and the committee continued.
The committee on roster reported pro-
gress. Report received and committee
continued
Committee on repairs reported progress.
Report received and committee continued
Committee on inscription for the gavel
10 be presented TO exFreman Levi 5.
Winchester reported active progress. Re-
port received and committee continued.
Five applications for active member
ship were received and referred TO the
investigating committee
The current bills were approved and
ordered paid.
Upon motion of ex-Foreman Ira y. Goff
IL was voted that a written vote OF thanks
be extended TO Lloyd b. Eddy for the
hospitality extended by him at Boyden
Heights on May 20.
The clerk was instructed 10 notify all
members and their families TO be present
at divine worship at st. Marks Protes- |
tant Episcopal church on Firemen's
Memorial Sunday. June H-The company
will meet at the engine house In uniform
at l0:3O and will attend service a. II
o'clock
excused from attending meetings through
the summer season. 1
After some discussion In regard to the
recent fire the company adjourned at s:l5
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
Mrs. Robert III. Tobin, prominent
member OF the social set OF the summer
residents. is making extensive improve
ments about the grounds connected with
Veau de Leau cottage. The lawn Is be-
ing regarded and filled In with loom.
When this work Is completed the bor-
ders will be filled In with handsome
plants and everything possible will be
done to improve the landscape.
Personal NOTES,
Miss Jennie Cairns OF Providence Is
visiting Mrs r. III. Tobn at veau de
Leau cottage.
Gussy Gray OF Attleboro is the guest OF
Mrs. Muggs
Miss MAY Trainor OF Boston is at Har-
ward cottage for the season.
Or. Fred Neff will soon occupy the new
cottage being erected by William E
Bowen on Bluff street.
Mr. Daniel Hogan, whose house was
recently burned is temporarily residing
on Burnside avenue.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.
Arrangements have been completed for
the observance OF firemen's memorial
Sunday on next Sunday Special services
appropriate to the occasion will be held
al ct Marks at II o'clock in the morning
when Rev. ~. A, Remick. the rector, will
deliver discourse TO the firemen
The ranks OF Narragansett Engine
company will be augmented by Bay
View Fire company. who will attend as
the guests OF the former organization.
NEwSLETS
Burnside Council No. S. O. L. A. NJ. will
meet in Mechanics hall tonight
John Fanish was arrested as varrant
by Sergeant Monroe.
Miss Ruth Gordon, who has been suf-
fering from poor health Is reported i'm
proving