The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-25
Committee in Charge Of Fair Of ST.
Anthony's Church Completes Details.
Liquor Saloon Broke Into and COnSid-
cradle Properly Stolen.
Oneyvle Providence News Hsernans News
Store IS Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West

4 connected with the church met in the
chapel on Barton street, and formed In
Z line, which was made up as follows:
\ Cross bearer. followed by the acolytes
\ then came the infants class of boys fol-
/ lowed by the infant class OF girls. the
Holy Angel sodality and the Children of
| Mary.
These were all arrayed In the purest OF
| white. each dearing a crown, and carry
| ing n boquet or potted plant, marched TO
the convent on Bainbridge avenue and
then into the church the larger Norton OF
the centre Of the ediice being reserved
| for them
The church Was very handsomely deco
rated with flowers for the occasion and
the altar which is always magnificent.
was made more so by being lighted TO it's
utmost capacity. Here the candidates
were received into the society 10 which
they had been chosen by the Rev Father
Thomas L. Grace. who after the cere-
mony addressed them very pleasantly.
and told them what was expected OF
them. This was followed by benediction.
when they marched to- the chapel and
All OF this was under the guidance OF
the Sisters OF Notre Dame. and showed
that much hard work and patience had
been given by these most worthy ladies
In making the very pretty spectacle so
successful.
DID WELL
William Donahue. manager for local
cigar store in the square. pulled down an
awning that was ablaze over small jew
elry store opposite the Young Mems
Christian association building yesterday
forenoon. and he with others succeeded
i'm stamping the fire out without sending
I'm an alarm OF fire. The awning was de-
stroyed. and the result might have been
serious had IL not been for the prompt
work OF Mr. Donahue.
WILL ENJOY THEMSELVES.
The Fenner avenue German school is
arranging Tor gala day and evening at
Among the attractions will be the Pontiac
band of 10 pieces. Prof s C. Johs uson.
the 3O-pound tight wire walker, and for
the evening biograph scenes The park
Will be brillianly Illuminated for the pur-
pose.
GENERAL MENTION.
The spare policemen of the Chaffee
street station. arraycd I'm their best bib
and tucker. wended their way To the Dex-
yer training grounds this morning. and (
there spent an houA or more i'm drin
which they enjoyed much more than thev /
would nap.
John Cavanaugh. who for more than 20
years was a dresser tender at the River
side mills. died at his home on Laban |
street, and was buried from st. Mary's
church this morning The bearers being /
NJ 7. Branley John r. Holland John /
Comfy and Andrew Murphy
At O'Clock this morning pa:rolrnan |
Feeney found a handsome 81. Bernard |
dog, and four puppies, apparently about |
one month old on the square, and they /
await an owner az the Cha flee street sta !
tion.
The Delaine Stars defeated the Bow
doin Grays Saturday afternoon by n
score OF ~ 10 l. In FIVE innings The line
up OF the Stars was as follows: McGuy. !
G; j. Batastine. p. Mckenna 1b.- CARLY. |
20; Collins. 5. s.. Conley. 3b: German.
Of At
lenge 9-to-1l-year-od team Send chal
lenge, l.. Batastini. li0 Delaine street.
they would like to play the Russell. Jrs /
on Memorial Day
The Earnscliffe nine has an open date,
for May o. and would like a game with
an out-of-town team. Address Walter
Lawton, Earnscliffe Mills
AT the meeting OF Manufacturers lodge
OF odd Fellows tomorrow eveningone
candidate Will be given the third degree
ana two applications for membership
will be received
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
tion met yesterday. and made partial ar.
rangement for Irish Day 4 special meet
Ing VIII he held next Sunday. when tho
committee will make It's report
j. White. clerk az r. r Aliens while
lowering windows at his home badly lac
Grated the index finger OF his left hand
which was dressed by Dr. Henry r.
farrell.
Peter NJ Thompson and wife. T. Brown
Carney and wife. two Of the best known
sketch teams In vaudeville. arrived AT
their homes in this place for short
season OF rest
James W simpson. who for many
years represented the Visitor" I'm this
vicinity was buried from ST AIMS Cath
olic church. at Cranston this morning
Patrolman Thomas Smith Of the chat
fee street station returned from his vaca-
tion Saturday evening, and Patrolman
McCran started on his
The Defenders would like 10 hear from
eny 12-vear-old team In the state Send
challenges 10 William Atkinson IS Am
sterdam street.
The hoard Of governors 81 the Column
bus union are arranging for their annual
field DAY
Narragansett assembly of Good Eel
lows. will meet tomorrow evening
The condition Of Judge Phillips remains
about the same.
NauaRansett lodge OF workmcn will
hold a smoke talk Thursday evening.
500 Plano for St Anthony's fair now on
exhibition. Tickets q cents.
JOHN o'coNNEIl,
Hats cans FurnfshlnQa Trunk STORE ana