The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-22

milk farm. about a mile above the village
OF Manton. when he went to his barn at
800 this morning found horse ana
buggy In his barn yard
He notified the police OF the chaffee
street station as soon a. possible and
they came TO the conclusion that the
outht was the property of Samuel
Holmes OF East Providence. and had ran
away from I'm front OF the Girard house
On Eddy street.
Strange 10 say no damage was done.
COURT GEN. SHERIDAN.
The following were elected at the meet
ing OF Court Gen. Sheridan, Forestere or
America last evening:
Chief Ranger. James j. MoCabe. ESQ;
substitute chief. Ambrose McCape; treas
urer. Frank Cummings: financial sec
retary. Thomas J. Murphy: recording
secretary. Joseph hughes; woodwards'
Joseph Shea. Anthony OFT. beadles. John
Riley. Thomas Cunningham; trustees,
James Moreland, Peter McGovern. Peter
Taft; physician. NJ. ID. Milan. NJ. D.;
lecturer. Charles varian.
committee was appointed to arrange
for an open meeting Monday evening,
Jan. T. when these officers will be In
stalled and the ceremony win be followed
by an entertainment and luncheon.
THE BUSINESS MEN.
The following men were nominated at
the meeting OF the oineyville Business
Mems association last evening: For
president. John T. Kenyon; Vice presi-
dent. Gilbert r. Parker; secretary,
Walter ID. Harris; treasurer. Arthur
Bainton: financial secretary. William j.
Banspach: directors, Thomas Cloxton,
John O'Donnell, j. WIZ Carpenter. John
n
ecutive committee. Dr. A. T. Windsor,
George r. A. Beane and Robert Melvin.
TURKEY CAME HIGH.
Henry Adams came in from scituate
yesterday to buy turkey which he did,
and also purchased more Of a jag than
he could handle. and 80 he and the turk
occupied a cell In the Chaffee street sta
tion last night.
Adams good naturedly objected to
being put into the cell. but as he had
quite a sum OF cash the police deemed
II wise to hold him.
GENERAL MENTION.
Adolph Ulbrich OF III Harris avenue has
large st. Bernard dog that came into
his yard a day or so ago that he wants
the owner to call for. The dog Is a val
John Funicone Of 1i6 Valley street re-
ported to the police last evening that a
! dog owned by Mrs. Mary st. Lawrence of
35 Merino village undertook to make a
| luncheon Of the calf OF his left leg last
I evening.
! Clothes were stolen from the rooms of
Edward Garvey and John McVeigh at 6st
Valley street Sunday. the value OF the
same being about SIS.
| Or. Frederick Thrift was out on Reser-
voir avenue with his PAGER Brownie
yesterday. and was beaten some. but not
all of the time.
| Three candidates were initiated and
| two applicants for membership were re-
! ceiveN at the session OF Priscilla Re-
bekah lodge last evening
The funeral OF Mrs. Rose Lynch was
| held at st. Anthony's church this morn
! ing and was very largely attended.
| The officers for 1904 will be elected at
! the meeting OF Narragansett assembly OF
| Good Fellows this evening.
Capt. Rowe Is still confined to his resi-
dence from the effects of the fall on the
| ice Sunday morning.
| Nearly all of the druggists on and about
| the square are married men. and IL Is stor-
rectly reported that all Will be soon.
JOHN O'cONNEll,
tiats. Caps. furnishings. trunk Store afic
Iaupdry r. tust above the postof1ca