The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-06
The News Of the State

that he had been held up near Davis
park.
The police will look into the case Th'
man says that the holdup party consist
ed OF two men, and he gave an excellent
description OF both.
POLICE VACATIONS.
The members OF the Chaffee Street Po-
lice station force have arranged for their
summer vacations, which will be ar fol-
lows;
March Q 10 is, Toner March 10 to 2S
Brown. March q 10 April s, Hanlon.
April Q 10 rs. Henry; April 10 20 2s.
Gorman April 20 10 Nav s. Coakley: May
Q 10 49, Bogue: May % 20 20. Holland.
May 81 20 June O. Wilkinson, June 10 10
10. MOwry; June 20 90 ~. Campbell; July
10 H. Cahill: July 10 to "A, shea; July
y to Aug. 3, Kelley; Aug. 20 49, Koch;
Aig. IA 20 q, Moan. Aug. a 10 Sept 2
Parker: Sept 3 to l2. Blerne Sept 1S 10
p. Mcclure Sept q 10 Oct 2. Devns,
Oct 90 -. Feeney. oct 13 10 %. Nc
Cram; oct q 10 Nov. /. Flynn. Nov 2
10 II, Jones. Nov 12 10 q, Harmon. Nov.
p 20 Dec. /. Hand Dec. 20 II. Sher-
man; Dec. y 20 n, Smith, Dec. p 10 81,
Bugbee.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR
Az the home of Mrs. Frank Boss. l97
laban street, a very pretty surprise party
party took place Saturday even
ins, innocent games OF all kinds being
enjoyed az well ss dancing and singing.
and later collation. was served Among
those present were Misses Mollie Iabois-
sonier Nellie Hawkins. Margaret Cor
don. Margaret and Sarah Ward. Cora
Lasharke, Myra IarSin. Anna Elhss. Ida
Boss, Agnes Hines. Blanche Dory, Cora
Knight, Jessie Ingham and Mrs. Feeley,
Mr. Thomas Jamson, Edward Ryan, John
Tracy, James Strong Peter Cunningham,
Frank Ross, Herbert Evans and Frank
and John Laboissonier
GENERAL MENTION
At The meeting OF the Olneyvine Musi-
cal and Athletic club in their hall on
Stokes street. yesterday afternoon. II ap-
plicatious for membership were received
The social committee reported that n had
arranged 10 hold the first social I'm Irons
hall Friday evening. II was voted 10
attend in body tomorrow evening the
minstrel show TO be given by St Paua's
branch Of the ]. G. r. L.
Regulations for the Icnten season
which begins Wednesday. were read i'm
all OF the Catholic churches Yesterday.
There will be special services morning
and evening on that day. There will also
be the regular services Wednesday and
Friday mornings. with special services IN
The evening.
Or. Longfellow was called to q house
n the Polish colony on Hartford avenue
asst evening 90 care for woman who
1ad been struck on the head with a cook
ng utensil. Only one stitch was needed
% close the wound The police were un-
lble TO learn who the assailant was. but
nay do go later
Mrs. Catherine A.. wife Of Martin r.
hcGrath. passed away AZ her home GO
carpenter street Saturday night. Her
uneral will be at the Cathedral tomorrow
II 10 O'Clock. Mrs McGrath is n sister
" Rev FIR. Craig OF ST Marys church.
Perseverance lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
viii confer the rank OF knight upon one
candidate tomorrow evening. and az the
lose OF the ceremony supper will be
served
Margaret, wife Of William G. Petri well
known I'm the annexed district is dead at
her home, l3l Daniel avenue Her funeral
Will be held tomorrow afternoon AZ
, clock.
Division No. 2. Ancient Order of
held well attended meeting
yesterday afternoon. when two appIica-
ions for membership were received.