The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-05

ing musical program was given. in which
me following named ladies kindly con-
lrlhnted their talented services: The
Misses Helen Mullen. Rose Cane. Kate
shannon, Messrs Trainor and Schofield,
g. O. Barrett James Byrne. Alfred Rom
dlna, Fred Dooley. William Goodwin and
Thomas Flynn. Addresses OF a most in
teresting nature were made by the MEM
bers OF the installing board and others.
WORRIED FOR A TINE
Business men on the square were
serious for few moments last evening
All were on hand shortly after the second
alarm OF fire was sent for the fire i'm the
Banspach Brothers. establishment. and
what caused them the most worry was
the store OF j. II. Fiske. which Is next
door 10 the bake shop. In Fiske's store
Is large quantity OF paints. oils and
gunpowder, and as soon as the firemen
arrived on the scene they were notified
or this fact and they lost no time in
breaking open the front door OF this place
and protecting this in1amable material
The Banspach brothers have not as yet
been able TO sta te their loss. but say
that they are in position TO care for
their trade.
GENERAL MENTION
Messrs. John Mulholand and Frank
OF this vicinity. returned home from an
extended trip through New England and
Canada yesterday and both appear 10 he
satisfied with their efforts During their
absepce Mr.. King, who Is ball player.
signed with the famous Lynn club as one
or the catchers. Mr. King informs his
friends that the Lynn club will be in the
New England league the coming season.
Mounted Patroman Young OF the
Chaffee street station was transferred To
the Ashburton street station at G o'clock
last evening, and PatroIman Thomas
Smith OF that station has been transferred
10 this station and viii take Mr.. Young's
beat
Mr.. Charles Hurley. who for manv
years was employed by Stephen McMaugh
on AtwelPs avenue. writes his old friend
John Thompson, from Los Angeles Cal,
that he Is still In the land of the living
and is prospering
Selma Mccarthy OF i2 Regent ayenue
reported 10 the police last evening that
she lost her gold watch while going from
her home TO that OF friend on Chalk
stone avenue.
The night men at the Chaffee street
police station enjoyed a delicious clam
chowder about midnight. which came
from Hope council knights OF Columbus
There was large attendance at the
meeting or Branch 89a. Catholic knights
OF America, last evening. the attractions
being the installation OF officers and a
concert
The officers-elect Of Hope Council.
Knights OF Columbus. were installed bv
state Deputy M. ]. Cummings. last even
ing. At the conclusion OF the ceremony a
clam chowder was served
Edward Pringle OF IS Atwood street was
run into by wagon on Plainfied street.
yesterday. and was quite badly injured.
his face suffered the worst
James Quinlan. clerk at c. A Barnes
drug store on Plainheld street. has Joined
Gle ranks Of the Kodak" fiends. he hav-
Ing won camera at a rattle
Mr.. Dave Bigney OF Hose 49, spent
yesterday fishing for pickered and came
nome with a good sized catch
Richard Arnold. the veteran motornnan
on the Dyer avenue line. is confined 70 his
home on Pocasset avenue by illness
Lieut. Charles Carpenter OF Hook and
Ladder No. 8, and family have returned
from visit 10 relatives In New York
Early last evening Hook and Ladder.
10. S. was called TO put out a chimney
fire at the home OF Horace Fletcher. Il
Grover street
Mrs. c. r. Hall and her daughter Mrs.
David r. Mott OF the annexed district.