The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
NEWSLETS

Were growlin' at the winter-then. when
the summer comes
An we hear the thunder beatin' OF its
halleluia drums.
There's one more cause for growlin'-
we're never satisfied.
With the worlds green meadows
stretchin' out. so beautiful an wide
We fear the length min shadows OF Jor-
dams stormy shore;
When Providence is plentiful we're hol-
lerin' for more
We seldom feel like singin the sweet
songs on the way:
We find the thorns in winter. an hunt for
'em in May
Pears like it's human natur' TO seek the
darker place,
When all the bright hills sing for JOY an
glad. amazin' grace!
The lonesome. an unsatisfied. through all
the singin' years
Until the silence finds us where the last
long night appears!
Frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitu-
ton
Pearl Aldrich, a lewd and wanton, was
placed on probation today by Judge
Rueckert
Thomas Brady 25 years old. an idle
person, was placed on probation In the 6th
district court today.
Patrick ]. Lennon OF "a orms street was
bitten on the right leg by a dog while In
Davis Park. yesterday
Paul C. II. Jesse was committed TO the
state hospital for the insane, today, by
order OF Judge Rueckert.
John c. Pendergast was sentenced 10
the state work house for six months. by
Judge Rueckert. today, for non-support
An appeal was taken.
James and William Kenraker were fined
81 and Juvenile costs In the 9Th district
court today. for stealing a pineapple
from Isaac Goodchild and another.
George Fisher was fined S. and costs by
Judge Rueckert today for contempt OF
court He failed TO appear as a witness in
an assault case tried yesterday morning
Carl Gardrus. young Portuguese.
while riding on his wheel on South Main
street, yesterday afternoon. ran against a
car and was slightly injured DR.. Rounds
attended him.
Mr.. o. F. Gleason. who for one year at
tended Brown University, recently secur !
ed through Hapgoods OF New York.
good position with the Yale & Towne
Mfg. Co, OF that city.
William Guild. clerk for Myron Joslin of |
2l0 Cranston street was thrown from his |
bicycle by the breaking OF the wheel at |
noon yesterday. He was injured quite |
badly. DR.. ]. l. Phillips attended him.
Rev Richard NJ Vaughn, pastor OF the |
First Baptist church. GAINESVILLE. Wis. |
will speak at the Calhoun Avenue Baptist
chapel tomorrow at 2:50 D. m and will
preach at the Granston Street Baptist
church at 7:30 D. m.
Mrs. Avis Wheaton OF Canonchet will
leave next week for San Francisco. TO
join n party in that city TO make a tour
around the world The trip will include
a visit to the Philippines. Japan. China
and India and thence returning TO this
country by way of Europe.
BENJAMIN Taylor. cos1red. 35 years old.
was found In a lane at the rear OF 4l6
Fountain street at 80 o'clock this morn
ing by Patrolman p II Calvin Taylor,
who was drunk said that an unknown
man kicked him in the back He was sent
TO the Rhode Island hospital
Miss Jennie Chaffee Of 336 Pine street
reported stolen from her house recently
coat valued at s25 two razors and a cigar
case belonging 10 Walter Scott: also one
razor In the 9Th district court today.
Charles Haynes. the boarding house thief,
was held for the grand jury in $500 for the
larceny.