The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-12
The News Of the State

tee who is arranging for an entertainment
reported progress. Under the hSad of thNs
good Of the order. addresses were made by
some 81 the Leading members and visitors
The Regent Literary and Social club
will hold ball In odd Fellows hall on
Academy avenue. Friday evening. Dec. 23.
which will be the last social function that
will he held outside OF their own building.
that ls now chder way. and will be ready
for occu Dancy by the later part OF Feb
rusry. -he club looks for a large and
jolly crowd.
The night dresser tenders at the River
side Mills. who have been idle for some
time were nothd Saturday morning 10
report for duty this evening, but by the
blowing out OF the cylinder head of one
OF the engines. Saturday, their services
will not be needed until repairs have been
compile. ID The accident caused the shut
ting 90 Sn of ten OF the weaving and one
OF the spinning departments.
Mary Caputa. who ws.J slashed by her
husband a few DAYS ago returned 20
her home at silver Lake yesterday. from
the Rh ,de Island hospital. The police
have round no trace OF the man. other
than was stated i'm this column a few days
ago.
large number OF the members OF the
Holy Name society connected with 81.
Mary's church attended the o'clock
morning services OF the church and re-
celved communion yesterday. After the
service the spiritual director OF the So
ciety. the Rev. Father Powers. read the
litsny of the society.
Court Lyman, Foresters OF America,
has purchased the Odd Fellows block In
the village of Manton. This IL undoubted-
ly the first instance i'm New England,
where "A lodge OF odd Fellows has been
obliged to dispose of its holdings unless
IL was for the purpose OF investing I'm "a
still larger building.
Al the morning services or ST. An
thongs Catholic church, yesterday. the
Rev. Fr. q. W. Brown, pastor or the
church annxInced To his congregation
that during the year he had been able
to pay off 5000 OF the s2b 900 debt upon the
church. and thanked all for their hearty
co-opera tion i'm the good work.
At 1875 James Reynolds sent In an
alarm from box 335 for fire In the at
tic OF n house at Il Kossouth street, own
ed BY Sarah Ray and occupied by James
Waters and James Somerville. Considera-
BILE damage was done 20 the roof.
Special services were conducted by the
Rev. r. Kenzell at the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament last evening.
Mr. Daniel O'Connell, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned 10 his
home in Boston this morning.
Harry Abbott will hold whippet hand
leap at New King park at Thornton,
Monday afternoon. Dec. 2s The purses
will be s35. $40 and s..
Harry Rodgers, who was very popu-
lar resident OF this place and well
known mill worker is dangerously III al
his home in Boston.
Alexander Kerr. a well known MOTOR
man on the Broadway line, Is seriously VI
at his home In the annexed district
Mr.. Jonn G. Colwell has re-entered the
employ - Byron A. Smith.
PatrDlman Shea of the Chaffee street
station was taken sicF al roll call last
night
PatrDlinan Cshil. who has been on
the sick list. has returned to duty.
Lieute lant Tyler OF the Chaffee Street
station Is enjoying his annual vacation.