The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-07

II Pocasset avenue last evening by about
twenty-five of their most intimate
friends. Mr.. Harry Forsyth and Miss
Lydia Watson, the well known local
musicians added much to the occasion
A tempting luncheon was served.
Mr.. Anthony Corcoran was in the
square this morning passing around
hand bills. calling attention 10 the fact
that the Goo-Goos OF Manton were 10
meet in Kings hall at Manton this even
ing andamong the speakers announced
were His Excellency Governor l.. f. G.
Garvin. Hon. Rathbone Gardner, Hon.
Adm Il. Capron.
Patrolman Tlernan came near being
Run In" last evening while honestly
performing his duty. As the patrolman
went to his beat saw him without his
moustache. He was taken for a patrol
man who had got lost.
There was a pretty good coat found on
Valley street yesterday by a citizen and
turned over TO Patrolmah Mclaughlin. 1t
awaits an owner at the Chaffee street
station.
The remains OF the late Michael Fan
ming, who died at the home OF his daugh-
ter Margaret in Baltimore. Md, arrived
at the home of the family on Grove street
this morning.
Joseph Vevier OF AZ Hill street is out
a $50 silver watch, but whether IL was
stolen from his pocket or lost he does
not know. According TO the police. the
chances are good II was lost.
James Healey, who Is about to take an
eight months trip to Ireland and vicinity,
at his home, ~ Laban street by his many
young friends on Saturday evening.
Alexander Kerr, well-known motor
man on the Broadway line, who has been
confined 10 his home on Plainfeld street
for a number of months, ls now dam
gerously III with typhoid fever.
Allen McNabb OF the ". &. 3. Brooklyn
iG "a home II
the annexed district. He Is well known
here. for he was employed for a number
Of years by Frederick Barton on Lowell
John O. Feeney, who has been connect
ed~wifb- the local branch OF the United
Cigar company, has been transferred 70
one OF the down town stores. He VIII
be succeeded by Thomas Cannon.
One person arrested for being drunk
and one for suspicion OF larceny was the
81 street poce Gn station ths
: A large number of the local Foresters
attended the meeting OF Court Roger Will
liams in Elks' hall last evening. the oni-
GERS OF the grand court being present
MIR Douglass Mitchell. who has charge
OF the clothing department at San Souci's
made business trip to Boston, yester-
day.
The third degree was conferred upon
one candidate at the meeting OF Manu-
John A. Potter. one OF the popular con-
ductors on the Broadway line. went to
Boston today TO attend the Mechanics
Fair.
The Fowler wheelmen are preparing for
grand ball TO be held Friday evening.
Oct. o.
Patrolman Flynn OF the Chaffee street
station started on his annual vacation
this morning
Westminster Circle, Companions OF the
Forest met In Stokes hall last evening
with a good ATTENDANCE.
Albert Myers OF the t. s. navy Is
spending few days leave of absence at
his home on Sterling avenue
Misses Josephine Belknap and Gladys
Walch OF Manton visited friends here
yesterday
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin and son Of
Plainneld street are back from Oakland
Beach
Walter Remington has severed his con-
nection with John suttil. the Plainneld
street grocer
Edward Karan Of Dixie street has en-
tered the employ OF the Kerr Brothers on
Webster avenue.
The funeral OF Cornelius Rearden was
held at 81. Mary's church this morning
The Crescent club is 10 hold it's social
evening
Luke Kavansugh. Esq. and wife have
from their stay at Saratoga
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Lessons in Social Dancing Textile
Iall, Olneyvile Prof p. J. BARRETT
'hildren's classes. Saturday az 2 Adults
asses, Monday and Friday at s. Cir |
ulars at hall.
JOHN o'cONNElL,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store ard /
LaupdJx Is Just above the postoffics