The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-24
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Lesson in Economics.
ST. MaTy's Fair Preparations : Mr..
Grady Royal Entertainer.
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Ward Independent Taxpayers club at
Fenners farm yesterday did not nav
Grady's fault The party numbered lSu
and there was stuff" enough TO eat
drink and smoke for at least 100 more
The honorable gentleman made a speech
which had little tinge of politcs IN IT,
and particularly referring TO the alder
manic chair. More than two.thlrds OF
could talk SO nuently. and there is every
reason TO think that Dan made not few
voters yesterday.
WERE HoMESICK. NIT.
Two OF the young. ladies from Noun,
gosns r5eass9o Folks Wno at Mark % Rock became home
sick and deserted the camp nat 10
their side OF the story. but some OF theH
chums say that this is not the cause.
Another OF the young ladies who is sup
posed 10 be the cook had caller In tne
| form OF her best fellow saturday ano
since then she has refused TO cook. ana
won't so long as the good looking young
| fellow stays In the camp. The ex-coox
says that the reason why the girls ,h, weh.
home is because their fellows didht
call on them.
WAS vIGILANT.
Patrolman Beirne OF the Chaffee street
| station thought that he had caught a
| burglar red handed this morning, Tor IN
looking through a WINDOW rd SI nrotrnd- ~
| ing through a rear window. He hastened
| to the rear OF the shop. only TO nnd that
the cook in Coiwelns pd pes'ha hsa pelieyed
a little kitten that had got caught In
HE wILTED.
| Late Saturday evening Patrolmen Fan
ming and Connerton were called 10 the
home of the Fitzgeralds on Perry street
10 suppress a disturbance. One member
Of the family told the patboImen tb revolSer ,nSe @
blackjack and a knife, and would XIII tne
first one that came into the house, ous
the police went In. fltz Wiiteu an"
went TO bed.
GENERAL MENTION.
Michael Thompson was found lying In
an intoxicated condition I'm the rear oi
house on Westminster street TINS morn
he wss s1d na IN When shs IN Se square
arose and showed handful OF change'
and at the same time said: Boys. here.
pay my way, for Mike Thompson always
Mike will need si.eo to settle for the
ride ,s
societies met with the Robert Emmet
Literary association yesterday. and IN
the absence of the president. Miles NC
Nance, John o'Conneil was eiee,ed sh ptho
mitted a number OF names for considera-
ton. which were referred to the execu.
tive committee. The deiegates NIL MI, n'vee re
al the same place next Sunday, when the
tickets will he ready for distribution,
Frank Canning OF Bancroft street.
salesman for the Browning a King COM
Z pany is enjoying his annual two weeks
: vacation Mr. Canning. until Friday
will spend his time with the Foresters,
| after which he and his wife will go to
n Newport and remain there until after
: Labor day
= Joseph Murphy and wife OF Osweso'
;. ~ V. are visiting friends here. MT Mur-
q phy was formerly connected With the
i Riverside mills OF this place. He now
2 holds a prominent position In mill al
/ Oswego. which like most Of the mills of
the American Woolen company are tenn
q porarly closed
q Daniel Murray was one Of the many
: who went TO the Warwick club with the
Z Falka club yesterday. lie had not beer
"a there long when he and a few Others
T. went 10 Rocky Point. aud here in some
way Murray was assaulted by benS
? struck over the head. lie did not care
'e To tell Just how II happened.
l. The rooms OF the Morning Glory Soc'a
y. and Literary club was called upon yes
n. terday by Captain Rowe and Lieutenan
N Tyler. and the only thing found I'm tn
line Of literary works was New NorI
81 paper but they found plenty Of beer
\ etc. The place is now closed.
le Patrick Darcy Of III Manton svenu
J reported TO the Charee street static
= l,s, evening that his clothing had bee
stolen from his room. but this mornin
'e the nolice were informed that his CLOTH
, ine was tnken from his room by III
! family. so that he could not leave IN
- house
; Tho Ladies Auxiliary connected vi,
= the Regent Literary and Social cluo WI
y meet with the club on Wednesday ever
?, ine. when the work for the fair OF "
y ciuh which is 10 be held from Octon'
j ~ 20 27 will be considered.
n Thomas Head the we'll known snloc
Lecnev on Chaffee street. died ~
le home on Appleton street. saturday evei
:, Ing His funeral will be held tomorro
a morning at $50
~ San souci's clerks viii play the stoc
rrokers on the Taft Weeden lot
- Thursdav afternoon NJ 2:N The cler'
4, In the future will not break up the
team 10 play any other club.
A hind horse attached 10 deliver
wagon owned by Banspach Brothers wal
n. dered away from the yard In the rel
w of the store Yesterday morning. and fe
on into the river. and was nshed out by
70 number Of citizens.
nd Two mines. made up OF loom nxers ar
an dresser tenders. spent couple OF hou
ms on the Merino Flats this morning at ba
IN playing.
eft Miss Maggie Donahue has return'
put from her vacation and her sister. Ma
eat who has been sick for some time resume
me her position at san Souci's. this mornin
the Mrs. r. ~ seweli and two daughte
,,No arc the guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Christi'
nav Nestei ~ loi Wilson street AZ their sur
,or mer cottage. Hebron. Mass
I. JOHN o'coNNeLI.
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