The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
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FENCE BUILDERS TACTICS.

One day last week en- item was printed
I'm The News that referred 10 man
building n fence on Harris avenue. IL
stated that the only objection any one
had To this was that the man was en-
gagged in the work from daylight In the
morning until 1880 and this kept num-
ber of men who worked large part OF
the night awake.
Now II appears that the fence builder
has taken exceptions TO the intrusion on /
his private affairs. and has added stu
more trouble 20 the case. but this time I
two innocent persons are the sufferers.
Until a complaint was entered the
fence builder sawed his lumber In the
rear OF his yard. and this part or the
work did not interfere with anybody. but
yesterday morning an old man and ms
son, both OF whom are employed all night
In a nearby mill were aroused from their
slumbers by the grating OF q saw. and
that ended their sleep until the builder
left for his store down town.
The men who made the complaint do
not hear the grating, but get full bene-
NJ OF the hammering Just the same.
Those who are annoyed by the saving.
reap a little consolation from the fact
that the fence will be completed In a
morning or two. but they do not take
kindly TO the fact that they are doubly
annoyed when they had nothing to say
about the case
TIA hiso'
Thomas DufY, a brother of PADDY"
Duff, captain OF the Manhattan baseball
team. has recently became a member OF
the Olneyville Checker club and shows a
natural ability as player and has al
ready been termed a wizard, and before
the present tournament Is finished will be
one OF the strongest players OF the club.
He has already won from such players
as Elliott. Roller. williams and came with
In an ace OF beating Tupper and stands
even with Davidson, the crack player
from woonsocket. Henry Walkers, an
other young player is making rapid
headway In the game and makes some or
the older players look sharp.
The gathering last evening was the
largest held go far during the tourna-
ment. The best score to date Ia held by
Charles L. Eddy. he having played nine
games and won them all. while Mr. VIII
liams, the club secretary, talks OF going
to the White Mountains or some other
place, where he can study the game for
he lost three games last evening as did
Herbert L. Eddy. and this Is something
that the rest OF the players do not un-
| derstand.
HAVE WITHDRAWN.
Many familiar faces will be missing
from the congregation OF the Tabernacle
| held at the residence OF Mrs. Albert r..
| Titchner, ls Pocasset avenue. last even
Ing. II was pnanimously , voted to With. tn
| was not quite as large a. was looked Tor
| on account of the storm, but many OF
those who were interested In the meeting
that they were fully In accord with pe
vote taken.
/ not to make any plans for the future;
but will do so at a later meeting, and
until definite action is taken those mem
bers who have sisninesd tn theiI ,urnen ,n.enuon p.
they choose.
CHARGED WITH vAGRANCY
Edward Horrigdee. Is years old. got an
idea into his head month ago that he
! was too pretty to work. and preferred
10 live upon the earnings OF his brothers
rest rest 'f Of the family. who are hard work:
ers and respectable. objected to this nna
last evening one of the brothers called
the case. and when Mr.. Edward came
home late in tho evening he found pa
trolman waiting for him, who took him
to the station on the charge OF being
vagrant.
NOT PLEASANT.
The employees Of the departments of the
| American Woolen company that are out
think that the management shows but
little II any. consideration for them. as
| they are obliged To rise as early every
that there is nothing for them to do.
The sight Of women and and children hid max max
in the cold and rain, only to return
few moments later with anything but a
smile on their faces, was not an inspiring
one.
GENERAL MENTION.
Royal Arcanum. held in Library hall last
evening. two applications for membership
were received AT the next meeting the
delegates who are to represent the council
| or bA ma 0f tho nd council 10 he
held Thursday, April 70, Will os In
structed.
The initiatory degree was conferred
upon one candidate at the meeting of
Manufacturers lodge of Odd Fellows last
evening and the committee who have
charge of the 34th anniversary of the
lodge which will be observed Tuesday
evening, reported that everything was In
readiness for the same
Pansy Hopkins aged nine. and his
brother Christopher. aged four. were
found astray at the junction of Manton
and Atwelrs avenues at 7:3o last evening
by the police and were sent 20 the sta
ton, where they were called for later
by their parents. who reside at III Laurel
Hill avenue.
owing TO the many functions to come
at the Church OF the Blessed Sacramen,
the members of the Columbus union thai
| IA connected with the church have decided
! not to hold ladies night at present
but will hold q social on the evening o.
April IL.
Special services will begin at st. An
. thongs church at O'Clock tomorrow
. morning and will continue until midnigh
, Saturday. and during that time the Chill
dren OF Mary. who are connected Will
: this church. will participate In the cere
q mony OF watching.
e At a late hour this forenoon the larg'
Q detail sent out from the Chaffee stree
police station to guard the teams from tn
: Eastern Coal company was reduced &
e three, from the fact that no coal team
: put In their appearance.
g At first Il was thought that no one wa
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