The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-15

The Hol, tsAnne society connected with
St Marys Catholic church met yesterday
afternoon /. .bs absence Of Rev. Father
Sullivan. III. sri1tual director.
The pastoi sf the church. the Rev.
Father Grace olsiciated. He announced
that ne had appointed Rev. Father
Powers as the spiritual director Of the
organization.
The committee consisting OF Messrs.
Joseph Appleton. Patrick PaGen, M. H.
Corrigan. A. A. Cannon and john oCon-
nell who were appointed some time ago,
conferred with Father Grace In relation
10 a suitable token for the Rev. Father
sullivan. now pastor OF St Agnes par
ish. and II was decided that an astenso-
rum would be acceptable, and Father
Grace was requested 10 purchase the
same IL was voted 10 tender Father
Grace the sum OF 5000 TO he used by
h.m In connection with the new school
building.
The clergyman also requested the or
ganlzation which Is the only one com
posed OF men connected with the church.
TO assist him in the dedication cercmony
of the school building. that will take
place Sunday. Sept 4
-
miah GLEASON. William Geary and John
OConnell was appointed TO confer with
the pastor about that event. During the
day of the dedication the members Will
act as ushers and perform such work
as they will be called upon TO do.
A special meeting will be held next
Sunday, when all arrangements VIII be
made This organization has but 100
members. but have done much In An
ancial and other ways for the church.
ALL "PINCHED."
Three drunken Polanders were making
considerable noise in the square yester-
day afternoon and when told by Pa
trolman Bates TO move on, wanted 10
argue the question with him. This Mr..
Bates did not care TO do. so he started
them up the Pike just little bit and
this led them 10 believe that they must
put up battle. The battle did not
last but a second for Mr.. Bates grabbed
the biggest one Of the bunch and start
ed toward box with him, when the other
two come 10 his rescue. About the time
that they started In Patrolman Coiwell
who was I'm citizens dress took a hand
in the mixup and grabbed both the others.
The result was that all three were landed
at the station and locked up for being
drunk.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
The Tenth Ward Independent TAX
payers club will have IT'S annual outing
at Hsuterive Sunday. August 2sth. This
organiza tion is headed by the Hon Daniel
r. Grady. which is a guarantee that moth
ing but the best and plenty OF II will be
the watchword OF the day MIR. Grady
has already made arrangements to have
special cars leave the Mount Pleasant
car station which will run 10 the grounds.
Mr.. Grady says that II there are any
Democrats Republicans. Independents or
the members OF any other political party
that want TO 20 on this outing and VIII
leave his political ideas and talk at home
for the day TO climb on board OF tho cars
and enjoy the best day In their lives.
A MEAN TRICK.
Mr. BENJAMIN Colwell loaned his horse
70 a couple Of young men yesterday who
drove to the country for a few days fish
ing
While they were engaged at the sport
some one unhitohed the horse, which was
found late last evening within a few yards
OF Mr. Coiwell's residence on Pocasset
avenue The horse had wandered home.
leaving the carriage and harness by the
lake where the young men went for the
day.
One of the young men went back with
the horse after the rest OF the outfit. Both
would be pleased to know who II was
that turned the horse loose.
WAS HE CRAZY?
A man who was either insane or in
toxicated created quite scene at ST.
Anthony's Catholic church yesterday
morning.
At the last morning service he walked
IN and one OF the sections went To escort
him to n seat when the man began TO
~
John f. Harlow and John Gearing. the
sexton. seized him and did what they
could 10 quiet him. but the man began
20 fight both OF them. They succeeded
IN getting him out OF the church TO the
entry where another tussle took place.
At last the man broke away from them
and ran down Piainfeld street with his
clothing very much disarranged. and that |
was the last heard from him.
GENERAL. MENTION.
Patrick Cough OF this place, went fish |
ing down the bay yesterday and got |
lost" He iosAsd ashore at Hauterive |
where he fen IN with Patrick Dempsey |
and John Casey who soon made him for |
get his misfortune and Join the other |
birds who were nesting there
Miss Agnes Brett OF so Barbara street, |
fell from a Hartford avenue car near
cpbelia street At II o'clock last evening.
Al FIRST II was thought she had been in
jured, but happily for her she was not
aud was able 10 walk home.
Nay Mitchell. two years old wandered
from her home. 70 Genevia street. on 10
Academy avenue yesterday. 4. and was
picked up by Patrolman McCrann She
was sent 70 the station and later called
for by her father. Edward Mitchell.
Mr.. Patrick Rock. who until last Tues
day held the position OF overseer in the
weaving department OF the Atlantic mills
is entertaining guests from Lawrence
Mass A Mr. Jacobs has succeeded Mr.
Rocks at the mills
A large light OF glass was broken I'm
the display window OF Fred Cabana's
harness store. "a Plainnelc street last
evening. by the gang that makes this
spot their hangout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r Beatty OF
Judith street. have the sympathy OF
large circle OF relatives and friends In the
loss OF their infant son who died last
night.
Charles Dcnley OF No Newark street
has a valuable Coolie dog that came 10