The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14

roll. Thomas Beatty. Joseph Hackett, NJ.
Feeney; door and hall prize, Rev. j. A.
Powers, ]. L. Cannon, NJ Powers, Jr..
NJ. +. Feeney, William Troy. w, Baggott
This was followed by addresses by the
pastor. Rev. FIR. T. z. Grace and his
assistants The executive and advisory
committees Will meet again tomorrow
evening
JOB FOR SOMEBODY.
Local residents say that one OF two
things should be done by the city officials
and that is make the proprietors OF cheap
fruit stands I'm the square sweep their
rubbish somewhere else, than into the
gutter or else have a gang OF men from
the city yard sweep the cutters and cart
the refuse of Al the foot OF West
minister street Hill, yesterday, during the
| heat OF the day, one was almost obliged
| TO hold their nostrils because OF the
smell that came from the pile OF rubbish
| that lay In the gutter.
/ GENERAL MENTION.
| Mrs Annie Cook, wife OF Ebenezer c.
Cook and daughter OF the late Robert
Walsh, who for many years conducted
grocery store near the Plainfield street
railroad crossing. died at her home in
Scituate, early Saturday morning and
her funeral was held at the Plainneld
street Baptist church. today at O'Clock
v
The following are the hours OF SER
vices az st. Marys church for the fall
and winter seasons: T. s. 9 and 1920 for
adults. At Q o'clock there will be SER
vices in the chapel for the children. and
this will be followed by Sunday school
for the boys, and at 2 o'clock Sunday
school will be for the girls and at
o'clock vesper services will be held in
the church.
The Holy Name society. connected with
st. Mary's church. attended the $50 SER
/ vices yesterday morning. at the con.
clusion OF which the spiritual director
the Rev. Fr. James r Sullivan read the
litany OF the organization. The soc,ety
will meet next Sunday at Q A. m. in the
chapel, and take action on the fair ques-
tion.
William D. Matthewson. fireman at the
local car barn. James A. Hackett and
Inspector OF Conductors Edward La
Voice. Joseph McDuff. Arthur Chapman
and Patrolman Charles Campbell OF the
Chaffee street police station. left the
square this morning for wauchaug Pond.
for n weeks fishing and hunting
William Henry Magoon. son OF Rem
jamin, died at the old Dyer Homestead
az Dyer cemetery Yesterday and his fun
eral will be held Wednesday al 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Magoon was the son-in-law OF Mr..
William II. DYER. and was the assistant
at the cemetery.
New Bedford. Mass, who have been via
iting their uncle. George H. Lees at sos
Hartford avenue for q week. have re-
| turned home TO resume their studies.
John +. Fox Is NURSING n sort finger.
| He was handling a lot OF heavy casks
| In his yard AZ the corner OF Westminster
and Perry streets. saturday. and his fin
ger was caught between two OF them.
Miss Ella McDonough OF Bancroft
street, who few weeks ago went to
Boston to undergo an operation on her
fo CrtA al .,lg ,1tr
1 and will be home In a few DAYS
The many friends of Mrs Oscar Schin-
dler OF 55 Heath street. who has been
dangerously IN for the past few days.
will be pleased TO learn that she Is now
| out Of danger.
James Cowley and wife. who have been
al WEXFORD and Kingston, have returned
Their visit was an exceptionally pleas
ant ore,
Arthur Downey has severed HE bust
ness connection with DR.. Longfellow, TO
accept n position with ]. c. Collision Mr..
Downey was succeeded by Frederick Pad
ley.
Miss Kate Levelle who has been spend
Ing her vacation az her home IN Shame
kin Pa returned Saturday 10 take
charge of her school at Hughesdale.
station. who has been on the sick list for
a few days. returned to duty last evening.
Mrs Walter L. Lawson and children
Of q Judith street. who have been visit
| ing her sister. Mrs. Annie Segrist, In
New York city. have returned home
About S:45 a. m. today the streets were
| filled with smiling faced children, who
were on their way 10 school for the fall
and winter term.
The funeral Of Mary. widow OF tho late
Henry Grimley was held at 81. Thomas
church at 500 this mornings the Rev
Father Carroll officlated.
One drunk was the extent OF the
business done in the line Of arrests AZ
the Chsffee street station during the past
~ hours.
Chester Davis. one Of the assistants OF
n l. Hough's drug store. fell from his
wheel SATURDAY. evening and had quite
bad injuries 20 his left knee.
The Misses Ethel and Carrie Handel OF
Piainheld street who have been visiting
relatives az Worcester, Mass. have re
turned
Hose II extinguished \ chimney fire at
2f2 Amherst street at $40 yesterday after
noon. No damage Of any account was
reported
The Holy Name society of St An
thongs church attended the o'clock
services yesterday morning.
Arthur Barnes has purchased the drug
store Of a. A. Weeden on Plain1eld
The olneyvine Baseball association will
hold = special meeiinr this evening.
Marion nowney Of LEVER street has
| returned from Shawon1et Beach.
| George Graham " Hose 10 has returned
| from his vacation.
Mr and Mrs Mark Tordof Of sSs Hsr-
son
John GIN. clerk az J. r. g. T J. Ma.
thews. has returned from his vacation.
JOHN o'coNNell.
uats. Caps. furnishings Trunk Store ana
AeparS Ia Just above the pestofncs.