The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

The following named young ladies from
the Valley Blcachery Company held their
annual theatre party Saturday evening:
Misses Nellie Lennon, Mamie Morris,
Katie Rachel Shannon. Nellie Hines. Kate
Reardon, Eta Quinn, Anna Lindsay, An
ma Walsh Annie Burrows Sophie Smith
Mamie Mahsr. Lizzie Gread, Mamie
Cough Sadie Mckay
The young men who were 40 fortunate
as to accompany this gathering OF pretty
and ioyial Young ladies were: Messrs'
Charles Clatteuburg Andrew Rush'
George Lang. John J, Ford, Charles Ty-
non, Joseph Daley. John Supplies ana
Joseph Byron who made n huge success
OF the office.
The party went TO Keiths, after which
the young ladies were escorted 10 Gelbs
where sumptuous supper was secured
The young men. 10 make this annual az
fair Just a little better than any or the
past. engaged automobiles. and. after the
supper the young ladies were given a
short ride about the city and 10 their re-
spective homes.
BUMPED HIS NOSE.
At a little after o'clock last evening a
man giving his name as Michael Carty. 80
years old who said that hts home was
at 22i Valley street. was found covered
with blood not far from his home He
was sent 10 the Chaffee street station
where he was attended by Police Surgeon
Griffin
Carty said that he was crossing At
wells avenue about tho time that the fire
apparatus was responding 10 Box 22e. and
he supposed that he had made proper
calculations 70 lot one Of the Hook ana
Ladders past bat no found that he did
not for. IN turning the corner, tho end of
one of the long ladders came I'm contact
with his face knocking him down.
Dr Griffin found = bad cut on Carty's
nose. but not ~ sufficient injury 10 send
him 10 the hospital Carty was held for
being drunk
STILL. ANOTHER BUILDING.
TIE Atlantic Mil Is to have still another
rev building. for e. has been decided To
transform what is now known as the
white room into a machine shop. which
IS 70 he fitted up with new and up-to-date
machinery
The old machine shop is 10 be torn
down and n new and much larger building
erected in its place which will be used
in connection with the dyeirg depart
ment. There IL Just 2 little murmur OF
dissent among the weavers or No. mill
which "a the veavers say. tho manage
ment of the mill are crowding them just
q little too hard I'm relation 10 wages.
POLICE WORK FOR SEPTEMBER
During the month or September 1870 ar
rests were made by the officers Of the
Chaffee street station which Is All in
crease OF five over tho month of August.
They were as follows For assaults. s;
vaRrants g. larceny. 4: suspicious per
sons 4; non-support {, shooting craps on
SUNDAY .. bastardy. ?? for dscharging
Are arms in tho street CARRYING conceal
cd Weapons. defacing buildings; expo.
sure Of person. cruelty 10 animals. suspi-
cion ~ larceny. receiving stolen proper
~ and assault with dangerous wesp pom,
! each Tho amount of stolen property re
covered $3.50
TO SEE THE IRISH FAIR.
ON Saturday evening Mr. NJ r Braney.
his daughter Nellie. Miss Mamie Conley
of IS Pocasset avenue and Mr.. Frank
kiernan. tho Plahheld street grocer.
went ia New York. for the special pur-
pose OF attending the Irish Fair that is
heng held in Madison Square Garden.
They will return the latter part or the
week. In New York they will be Joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. James McGnn. who
were recently married here
GENERAL MENTION.
Tho committee from the Regent Liter
ary and Social club which Is making tho
arrangements for the annual fair that is
10 he opened IN Irons hall. THURSDAY
evening. Oct L. met in their parlors on
Valley street. yesterday afternoon and
transacted considerable business II was
decided 10 engage a professional decora-
tor for tho hall and To make the hail
more attractive than ever before
party OF FIVE we'll known citizens left
the square al an early hour this morning
for days hshing down the hay They
have promised about one and one-bslf
tons OF fsh to- their many friends There
are those however. who will bet hair
pin against marble that they come
home with only the usual "fshermen's
luck ."
An alarm was sent IN about o'rlock
last evening from box 22s for a fire in the
home OF John r. Kessney al the corner
of Atwell's avenue and Valley street
The fire was confined 10 lounge
There was procession ~ the Children
~ 81. Mary's Catholic church yesterday
afternoon, which was followed AT tn.
church with appropriate exercises
mission was opened at ST. Anthony's
church yesterday morning by the spos-
toc order OF this city The mission will
be continued for two weeks this week be-
ing for women