The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-06

was served at the home OF the brlde E pa
rents on DE Soto street
Mr. and Mr.. McGlynn will spend their
honeymoon with relatives In ana ABOUT
Boston. and upon their return VIII reside
on Moultrie court.
$40 BILL RECOVERED.
John Holland. who day or so ago
called upon the police and reported 'hae
he had lost n $40 bill was made happy
last evening for Maurice +. Lawton' a
loom nxer at Fletcher's mills called AZ
the Chaffee street police station and IN
formed Lieut.. Tyler that he had FOUND !
$40 bill which the loser could nave ana
the lieutenant sent Mr.. Lswton 10 the
home of Mr.. Holland. so both Mr. hol-
land and Mr. Lawton were happy.
The pupils OF room 2. Roosevelt street
grammar school. gave a very interesting
entertainment in the hall Of the ouiloihe
Wednesday evening. which opened py
brief address from Principal Steere. Inc
program was as follows: Violin SOLO pN
Francis Holden; solos by Hamilton cray
and Miss Jessie Parkinson. Miss May
Cowel and Miss Elenor Ross. The prin-
oipal features OF the entertainment were
three selections and scenes from WHIT
tiers Snow Bound" The entertainment
was enjoyed by large audience OF both
old and young and was In charge of Miss
Freethey. the teacher of the room.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Utopia Whist club connected with
ST. Anthony's church held whist party
In Library hall last evening. which was
attended by over 100 persons and was
very ENJOYABLE affair Miss Nora Lynch
won the first and Miss Catherine McGinn,
the second ladies' prizes. while John H.
Burke and DR. w. H. Harrington cap
tured the gentlemen's prizes.
There appears to be a mysterious wreck
on Hartford avenue near the railroad
crossing for none OF the electric men
seem TO know about It,
The wreck is complete one and con-
sists OF a canopy top democrat wagon
and is minus a wheel or two and is naro-
ly worth repairing. II lies In pile along
side OF the road
Jacob Pelendo. OF g. Appleton street,
and Mary Curtis OF No. %, same street.
called at the Chaffee street police station
Yesterday and reported that their homes
had been entered by the means OF dupli-
cate KEYS and sundry articles OF jewelry.
clothing etc, had been taken.
Nearly all Of the Germans OF this place
were in attendance at the session OF the
Sixth district court this morning they
being interested in the. case OF Mr. Dasen,
a member OF Teutonic lodge of the Sons
of Hermann. he having been among those
who were arrested Sunday.
The Regent Literary and Social club
will hold a concert and ball In Odd Eel
lows hall, Academy avenue, this evening
This is the most important affair OF the
sea son for this locality.
The many friends of Thomas IL Bride,
clerk at the Olneyville branch OF the
Union Trust company. are pleased 10
learn that there is a decided change for
the better in the condition Of his little
son.
Mrs. Emily Rounds OF 1o3 Alverson ave-
nue. informed the police this morning
that a well dressed and respectable look
ing man had met her near her home this
and yesterday morning and insulted her.
The services AT the Catholic churches
were we'll attended this morning. this be-
ing the first Friday in the month. and at
St Mary's church the service of the Holy
Hour will be celebrated between 1880 and
$3.50
The Four Lukins the wonderful aero
ba tes. who are at Keiths theatrt. called
upon their old-tme friend. John ID.
Thompson, at his home. 5S3 Harris ave-
nue.. yesterday. ,
Patrolman Bates OF the Charfee street
station, who has been on the sick list for
some time. is expected 10 return To duty
Monday morning.
But little hopes are now entertained
by the family and friends Of Mr.. John
Handel and James w. Clegg. the well
known mill men.
Red Cross Chapter. connected with the
Church OF the Messiah, held an entertain
ment In Guild hall last evening
Hats Cans and Trunks at OConnell' 5