The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-26

1
terday
Soderberg and a friend went down the
bay hshing Yesterday afternoon and
when off Bullock's Point distance Of a
mile or more. their boat upset and both
would have been drowned had IL not have
been for Mr.. Tanning, who was fishing
near by as neither Soderburg or his
friend could swim.
GENERAL MENTION.
The following officers were elected al
the meeting Of Peabody Lodge. Sons OF
81. George. last evening: President.
Thomas Pickup. vice president. William
Barnes: secretary, Robert Broadhead
assistant secretary, J. ~. Taylor: treas
urer, Titus Gibson; messenger J w Ha-
worth trustee, +. ]. Heaoly.
John Psdien, conductor on the Broad
way line, who was hurt by falling OFF his
car, has returned To work.
The Amherst Grays OF 1858 have chang
ed their name to the p. f. Burkes and
would like 10 hear from any team in the
state from II To II years of age. The line
up az follows: McGair. c.: c. Morrissey,
p: f. Maher III; Whitehead, 2b; Nc
Queeney, SIS. F. Hanson, 3D.: Marsland,
r. f.; Bannigan. |. f.; Rockland, c. r
Mr. McGuigan. who Ia something Of a
lecturer and keeps "A small store OH Man
ton avenue had polite invitation from
the police To call at the sixth district
court this morning and explained how he
happened to keep his store open after
hours on Sunday.
Miss Amelia conley was surprised by
her young friends at her home corner OF
Oak and Huntington avenue last even
ing there being about 20 present. The
evening was spent I'm song and music and
refreshments were served
John Todd, n young man was arrested
at his home. g. Oak street. this morning
for making an assault upon an old man
named Brady. and Msriory Brady. Was
arrested In tho same house on the charge
Of being q railer and brsvler.
work Of the sewers required by the com
Mrs. Mackay. of Mark Rock mother Of
Mrs Corey of No. II Valley street. died
suddenly AZ her home yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Mackey partook hearty
breakfast, but expired q few moments
later.
Court Thomas A. Doyle. Foresters OF
America. met I'm Springer hall. last even
ing. and initiated one candidate and lis
tened TO the report OF the delegates TO
the Grand circuit that was held I'm New
port a few days ago.
Philip Duban. 3-years old land lives at
% Aleppo street. Chester Smith and Mar
vim Olney OF 81 Viola street. were found
by the police yesterday and restored 10
their homes.
Bud OF Hope lodge. OF odd Fellows. NJ
L., met Monday evening and organized
q bali team which gin be heard from
before the end of the season.
The 81. Bernard cog an ofour puppies
found on the square yesterday morning
by Patrolman Feeney. proved to be the
property OF Gendreau, the Putnam street
grocer.
At the meeting of Willow Camp. Mod
ern Woodmen. one candidate was initia-
ted and the committee on the outing re-
ported progress.
John Padien. the Broadway conductor.
who was injured some time ago, returned
To duty this morning.
More than 40 electric lights were out
from about 1890 last night on Mount
Pleasant and vicinity.
Patroman Dyer eNtingulshed brush
fire I'm the rear OF % Dixie street yestcr-
day afternoon.
Patroman Perkins of the Chaffcc street
police station Is confined TO his homo with
measles.
The Suicide club OF this place Is maxi
ing arrangements for a moonlight eNcur-
sion.
William Gordon has severed his conncc-
tion with tho firm of John McGlnchy.
$500 Piano for St AuthonN's fair now
on exhibition Tickets - cents