The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-27
FRIENDS IN DOUbi,

Sptltllcs III lit CITY Will tdht Nihib' W
him.
FRIENDS IN DoUbl
Walter Mccarthy. william Holden.
Robert johnson and Edward Adams or
the Webster club, WHO camped out At
Shawmm beach last week have returned.
The most startling incident of the week
was the catching OF sea mud turtle
by Holden. least that is what ne
called Il. until one OF the wiser ones
OF the party told him that it was a crap.
Mr.. Holden who pramsed so many
persons fish. gets out Of II by saying
that some one stole them. Holden up To
this tine has been looked upon rs being
very truthful
GENERAL MENTION.
Eugene Hall. who has been connected
with DIR. ongfelow's office for a num-
ber OF years that entered tho employ OF
Col Harding, the Plainfield street FISH
dealer, filing the vacancy caused by the
death OF his brother -in-law, Fred l..
Stefreln Nf
Arthur Downing. has taken Mr.. Han's
position with Or Longfellow.
Thomas Carr OF this place has returned
from Baltimore, where he went with the ne
trip was as rough az any one would care
for SO much so that even some of the
old.time Officers Of the line were called
Yesterday Pstrolman Koch of the Chat
fee street station sent word to the station
that his valuable brindle and white bull
dog had either been stolen or strayed
from 393 Plainfcld street Mr.. Koch at
once set out after the dog and found hin
on Appleton street.
Mr. Banash. manager OF the railroad
mems ball team. has arranged game
with the Fall River men for Saturday.
Aug ~. Today he went TO Pawtucket to
arrange FOR game with that team.
Eva Miller. five years old. strayed from
her home, elo Union avenue. yesterday:
and was found by Mrs. Gleason OF
Johnston later. who notified the police.
and they returned the little one to her
home,
Tomorrow morning at o'clock there
will be solemn high mass In requiem
In memory Of the late pope at st MaryE
and at 80 theer will be appropriate SER
vices at ST Anthony's church.
Az the meeting OF the Robert Emmett
Literary association yesterday afternoon
the committee on Irish Day reported that
the event had been financial and social
success.
Rev Father Higgins OF the monastery
al Cumberland officiated az two or De
services OF st Anthony's church yester-
day morning aFther Higgins is an able
Walter Halliwel who has charge Of the
kitchen department at San Soucfs is re-
ported as being severely III at his home
Rev. Father Banshsn who has been
visiting his parents on cutler street. VIII
return t. his i, s,r bsa,rsR w.s s "heeSonrs o.
c. Lewis Sontag has purchased at auc-
tion the large tenement house at the cor
ner OF Harris avenue and Grove street
The funeral OF Charles Connors, an
old and highly respected resident. was
held az his late home. 81 Oak street, this
morning
Joseph Crowley. mottorman on the
Dyer avenue line. has returned from his
vacation which he spent at Narragansett
Pier.
John Dempsey one Of Uncle Sans
navy. is spending "a hours with his faith
or. Martin Dempsey OF this place.
Miss Sadie Braney Of ls6 Plainfield
street who has been dangerously III for
a number OF days, is now considered 10 he
out OF danger
Dr. W a. Harrington left this morning
for North Adams. Mass. being notified
that his mother was dangerously H.
The funeral of James 'McGrath was held
n his late home on Dixie street this
morning
Charles Cannon. clerk at Corrigans
drug store. has returned from his vaca-
tion
John Paden. conductor on the Broad.
way line, is spending a week at Kings
ton,
r. J. San Souci has returned from his
vacation which he spent I'm Canada
James McKenna OF san Soucrs Is of on
his vacation