The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-03

FUN FOR THE BOYS
A young couple. the bride living at
So Oak street were married last evening
and to save hack price walked 10 the res
idence OF the minister on Sycamore street
and this was fun for the kids" OF the
vicinity who surrounded the house and
the bride and groom were obliged 10 leave
the house by the rear door, but as there
was no way 10 get out OF the yard, but
the side gate. the crowd numbering not
less than 300. followed behind them and
when the bridal party reached the home
OF the brides parents. said that IL ever
they got married again, they would have
a hack.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Tilden club held a registration rally
in the Working Girls hall on Armington
avenue last evening. the speakers were
His Excelency Gov. Garvin. Executive
Secretary Robert Grieve Thomas +. Coo
ney. Peter c. Cannon and Luke Ksvan-
augh. ESQ, and Thomas Armstrong. pre-
sided
The initiatory degree was conferred up
on two candidates at the meeting Of Man
ufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows last eve-
ming. Vice Grand J. N. Smith. Albert
Taylor. John f. Bowen Frank Crouth-
efs and Il. r. Gardner were made a COM
mittee TO arrange for the annual field
day
Thomas Finan. at one time prominently
connected with O'Gorman's big store, land
and the Young Mems Literary and Social
club. but now In the employ of n large
dry goods house at Boston. came here
this morning 10 attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Wyatt.
Center Camp OF woodmen met In the
hall at Centredale Monday evening with n
large attendance. There was no degree
work. but the members were very highly
ataAA .ftt. - l.x NAAn AZ
Pierce. one Of the supreme grand officers.
Banker Gilbert Togue and Advisor Jere-
miah j. Scannell.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. wyatt was
held at st. Marys catholic church this
morning. the church being well filed
with her friends. There was a profuse
display OF floral offerings.
Ruzo Panarello OF 3sS Pocasset avenue,
while riding home on his wheel last even
ing. colided with~a Plainield street car
near Odd Fellows square and was some
what bruised.
Patrolman Holland found a bicycle op
posite 305 Pocasset avenue at IL o'clock
last evening and II awaits an owner at
the Chaffee street police station.
Joseph Hill of 202 Whittier avenue and
Michael T. Braney OF 1856 Plainfeld street
Were among the many who went through
TO Danielson. Conn. yesterday.
Mrs NJ. T. Braney. her father. John
Mcdonald and Mrs. I.avele left yester-
day for Hampton. Conn, the former
home of Mrs Braney.
Frederick Lavoice and sister. Della.
have gone to woi lcster to assist their
brother James. who was the motorman
on a car there that met with fatal acci-
dent
James Tebodu, three years Old. was
found astray on the square by Patrolman
Dyer last evening and was later sent to
his home, 1895 Westminster street.
IT Is reported that the help on John
Phillips stock farm struck for higher
wages yesterday and but two OF tho
large force showed up for work this
morning.
Mary Mckee OF 134 Delaine street wants
the police to find her pay envelope con-
tanning So.0S. which she lost not far from
her home.
Francis Rlcci. is years old. was arrested
by Patrolman Bates late yesterday after
noon for riding his wheel on Delaine
street
Commissioner Sims and Chief OF Police
Matthews called az the Chafree street po-
lice station Yesterday afternoon
The fair OF 81. Anthony's church closed
last evening and was by far the most
successful one they had ever held
John Crane. who has been visiting
friends here. returned 10 his homo at
Peacedale this morning
lose ~ was called 10 extinguish a Are
In the Hartford avenue dump at o clock
last evening.
Mrs. Lavelle Of shonokin. Pa. Is visit
ing her daughter. Kate Lavelie. a teach
er at the Hughesd2le school
The Carmens ball team are arranging
for a game TO be played with the New
Bedford carmen.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
strike OF the employees of the Union Rail-
road company.
Miss Rose Wagner Of Worcester Is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Mary Dean. az her
home on Plainfeld street
The Olneyville baseball team will play
afternoon.
Pensioners take notice All pension
papers will he made out at the office OF
w. A. Phillips, Irons Block. Olneyville
Square.