The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-02
Graduates Have Turkey Dinner.
Boom for n. Providence.
Was a Neighbor Of
Miss Roberts Other Notes.
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There may have been class suppers
where there were larger numbers. but
none were ever more homelike than the
one held by the graduating class OF the
Roosevelt evening school, last evening,
which. was held in the hall.
The class numbered 2s and they. with
the teachers. were all present. and for
the time being the teachers were chill
dren with the children, and they just
made the hall ring with laughter and
| good cheer.
At $50 they sat down 10 a hot turkey
| supper. which was served by Messrs.
! Howland and Mathewson that was all
that could be asked. for. IL did not take
the scholars long 10 dispose OF the many
! good things TO eat, and then the real
| fun began, and the teachers were forced
into all OF the games proposed by the
scholars. and after few moments they
appeared 10 have forgotten that they
were not children.
was AS before anyone had any idea
! OF leaving the building. and then the
class began 10 realize that they must
! part, and no doubt some or them for
the last time, and more than one OF
| them left the old school building where
the greater portion OF them had been
scholars before with taers I'm their eyes.
Mr. William @. Troy, the principal is
| loud in his praise for the class. as they
have been extremely kind and conslderate
! TO each other. and have been more like
one large family OF children than
! scholars. and that they had taken more
| than ordinary interest I'm their studies as
there has been but one scholar dropped
ont OF the class since tie opening OF
the term.
The teachers who assisted Principal
Troy last evening in making the little
ones happy were the Misses Bessie e.
| Birch. Katherine +. McGnn. Marion
| Midglev. Mrs. William q Hoffman and
Ralph Larry. The committee OF the class
| in charge OF the affair were: William
| Campbell. Florence Mae Smith. Harry
! Stare Celia ID. Young
The class officers are: President Ed
ward j. Doyle; secretary Ellen Irving:
treasurer. j. Forrest Swain
The colors are blue, white and gold
BOOM FOR NO. PROVIDENCE.
Rhode Island Is soon TO have n mush-
room city and that I'm the now quiet little
village OF North Providence work has
been began for the foundat tion OF a brick
building 4oox100 for the manufacture of
| ui'Ns f1due frOm mOhair,
alpaca and wool The mill Will be CON
Quoted by the Benn's Manufacturing Co.
or England. who have been driven 10 this
country on account OF the tariff system.
Senator Nugent OF that place sold the
concern a suitable piece OF land with am
pie water power and will do all IN his
power 10 assist in making North Provi-
dence little city in itself.
representative OF the firm saws that
the help employed are OF the highest
grade and will as far possible draw
upon the vicinity for such help as they
can use. IL is expected that the new con-
Germ will bring at least 1000 strangers into
the village. and that the Rhode Island
co. has already made arrangements 10
lay track 10 this village
WAS A NEIGHBoR.
Bridget De Mar alais Marsh "a a psar
nelghbor OF the Chaftee Street Police sta /.
ton. but she did not get friendly enough
With the official 10 prevent her from, he
Ing arrested lest evening by Patrolmsn
McCrann.
woman who lives on BENTON stree,
called at the station early in the evening
and reported that someone had robbed
her clothesline and that she had been in.
formed that Mrs. DE Mar had been seen
| I'm the yard.
The police made a visit to the sus.
pected woman's home and there found
the articles that the Benton street woman
said werer her property Mrs. De Mar
went 10 the Central station.
WAS VERY POPULAR.
Catherine f.. daughter OF William r
and Mary r. Roberts. died at her home
% Alverson avenue yesterday. after ar
Illness OF about one week.
Few young ladies were more popula,
than she and her demise coming so sud.
den has nearly Frustrated her parents
and has caused much sadness among her
many friends.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow At
O'Clock. and had she lived would have
been 16 years old on that day.
GENERAL MENTION.
Jane Cornins, widow OF the late Mel.
son Titus. who established the Titus firm
for moving buildings on Marvin street
died at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
killey. az Lakewood.
She leaves two sons Lemuel at Lake
wood, Albert at Danielsonvllle. Lucy
widow of Warren Harris. and Mrs XII
ley
About s. worth OF paint brushes wer.
stolen from the paint shop OF Peter Den.
mis- last night. An entrance was effected
by breaking out two lights OF glass In the
rear Of the shop. The shop has the gen
eral appearance OF an old shed. and the
police did not know that there was a shop
in the yard
The Rev. y VI Lowden Of the Plain
field Street Free Baptist church. who IL
20 be one OF thu delegates TO the Sunday
school convention TO be held at Jeru-
salem shortly. was presented with n we'll
hlled purse by his parishioners at the
church last evening
John Mulligan. who has been In the
employ OF NJ. ". Corrigan. the druggist {,
passed very successful examination be-
fore the board OF pharmacy last evening.
and In now a full-fedgcd druggists clerk.
John Entwistle OF Lowell avenue left a
can OF milk on the doorstep OF customer
at the corner OF Academy and Atwells
avenue al o'clock this morning but be-
fore o'clock some one had stolen IL. lie
reported his loss 10 the police
Albert Sutcliff the third and last of the
young men who were wanted by the po-
, lice for defacing the property OF Harry
Koppler. on Plsinneld street. Saturday
evening. was arrested this morning.
! The funeral OF Frank IL. son OF Frank
". Macomber the well known letter car
rier Of the local station, was held at st.
. / Peters Episcopal church this morning