The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-19
St. May's Fair Melted S14,323.S2, and
Father Grace Is Much Pleased.
New Ticket for Tenth Ward -Csrmen's
Club Progressing General Mention.
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Az ALL of the services at ST. Mary $
church yesterday the Rev Fr Grace
thanked the congregation in the most
hearty terms for their generous support
20 the fair and in fact, the reverend gen
slernan could hardly find words to express
nimself as ne wanted 10. The general COM
mi,tee met at O'Clock when the maj re-
port was made and was as follows: Inc
fair netted sli,S2s92 The table IN charse
of Mrs. Thomas l.. cox netted ssuz'" ,n.s ~
m Miss Mary McMaugh, $6s5lo MISS
Marv v. Cannon $521.sl, Mrs. James l.
Kennedy. S5i7.e0. Mrs. John n, Walsh,
ssas * Mrs William Appleton, $seaIS ana
Mrs NJ H. Corrigan, s23bb ..
Mis- Bianch Mcdonald, James Nugent
ana Andrew Crane were presented WIZ
cameras for selling the greatest NUMBER
- .icSo,s Miss Mary Tiernan was pre-
.ented with a handsome gold watcn anu
n life-sized portrait for turning IN 'he
largest amount OF cash, -,
A. the conclusion of the meeting ris-
sng vote OF thanks was extended 10 Jonn
O. Connell, chairman; William Troy, So
retary: John l.. Cannon. John O'DonneIl
and T. ]. Matthews, who were menioeis
of the general committee
HAVE CHANGED THEIR MINDS.
acts this evening there will be SECOND
noiIticaI ticket I'm the 10 ward and IL Is
exnacted that at least two OF the names
on the ticket will occupy a seat III the
CITY council next year. Mr.. Covell ls as
sure of going back as he Is or gettihg a
good supper this evening and the sane Il
safe to say about MT. Han, "ho "aS :"
faculty OF making friends.
As was stated In The News. Saturday
evening II was the intention or the de-
fea ted candidate at the caucus not 10
have a second ticket In the neld out on
sunday is one of the best of days Tor poi
itics the ward workers and few citizens
uho are anxious for a change spent the
,reater mart of the day I'm coaxing some
N the leading men OF the ward 10 allow
heir names to be placed on second uck-
"
some one on the regular ticket Is up for
slaughter but just who they are mas
M been announced. There is one thing
hat is safe 10 say and that is that
should the second ticket he placed IN tne
ield and that Is most certain the waru
workers will be happy.
THE CARMEN
The carmen have decided to takS four
rooms I'm the Stokes block and one or
these rooms will be used as parlor, one
as a gymnasium, one as caro- room
There are now about 150 names on the
The men will meet in the hall Thurs
iay evening and will make the organiza-
ion a permanent one or the $50 who
nave signed the petition 125 have already
paid the fee
HERE TO STAY.
Some time ago George and Thomas
Reason OF this place were re1oiced 10
have their mother make a trip from Eng
and to see them. and now they are made
a f.Ai ta,a Raa.
SON arrived here day or so ago. In
yicw OF the fact that the two sons have
been successful In this country they do
not intend 20 allow their beloved parents
to GO back To England but will see 60 IL
that they pass the remainder or their
days here, or at least near here Mrs
Rsa son Is now at Pittsneld. and that Is
most probably where she and her husband
will make their home.
GENERAL MENTION.
Tomorrow evening Judge William III.
sweetland. who holds the exaulted posi-
ton Of Grand Master OF the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows OF Rhode Island,
and suite. will make an official visit 10
Manufacturers lodge. The meeting Will
be one OF much interest, for Brother
Sweetand IL not only well known mere
but has host OF friends.
Henry Mott 1Iawrell died at his home,
iss Sterling avenue. last evening at the
age of a. His funeral will be held to-
morrow at 2 o'clock and the Rev. Mr.
Bass Of the Tabernacle will ofhciate. The
interment will he at the North End burial
ground. The deceased was an old resi-
dent and was highly respected.
The Children Of Mary. connected with
ct Anthonys church. received the SER
vices of Holy Communion at the o'clock
services OF that church yesterday. This
organization met AT o'clock In the after
noon when n number OF names was added
20 the roster.
The Independent club met yesterday and
had large attendance. The sentiment or
the club appeared 10 favor the straight
Republican ticket 30 far az the ward was
concerned
Thomas Lavelie who has been the guest
OF his sister. Miss Kathyne Lavelle. a
teacher at the Hughesdale school for a
number OF weeks. returned 20 his home
at Shamokin. Pa. Saturday.
There was n large delegation from the
knights OF Columbus OF this place that
took part In the demonstration OF that
order In Pawtucket yesterday afternoon
DR. Powers whose funeral was held
at his home 3 Bond street this morning.
was we'll known sre. lie was for many
years the veterinary OF the IRE depart
ment.
The saloon OF Joseph Partington. 266
Amherst street. was entered by false
KEYS Yesterday and n dozen bottles of
liauor and 81 IN pennies were taken.
A solemn high mass or requium was
celebrated b. tho Rcv Fr. Brown az 81.
Anthony's church this morning for the
repose of the soul ~ the late Mrs n. +.
Melvin
Joseph Fdmunds. well known motor
man on the Danielsonville line. who was