The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
NEWSLETS

II Jim had had wad odough, he'd
bought house and lot
And gave IL to that wife OF his, jest
Johnny -on-the-spot
But things want goin' very good. and
cash was mighty scace,
So Mary kinder hinted round TO let tho
Christmas pass.
But Jim he knew thing or two and
want the passin kind.
And what he'd do this Christmas was
troublin OF his mind.
When Christmas mornin came around he
sneaked sly out Of bed.
And soon he'd built roarin' fre-then
kissed his wife and said
my sweetheart. Merry Christmas! Here's
your stockin'. Look real deep.
For Santa's brought you somethin' that
hope youll always keep.
l give II TO you wholly; it's more than
worldly pef."
She found in there paper writ, with just
on word, Myself"
Her day is fun o. happiness. o. Joy be-
yond compare,
Al even by the frelight she strokes his
silver hair.
Ar6 looks at him so lovingly. the color
slowly mounts
You see II amt jest what is done, but
how it's done that counts.
Mary Fletcher n shop-lifter. was fined
$40 and costs In the Sixth district court
this morning.
A box Of tobacco valued at $3.50 was
stolen from the store OF Aldrich and FL
bridge Company. 10 Dorrance street, last
evening.
Edward Holland, an idle person. was
brought in on a writ OF capias today
Judge Rueckert imposed a sentence OF
six months at the farm
Michael Kelly. who yesterday neglected
10 respond 10 a summons to attend the 9Th
district court a witness in an assault
case. was fined sl5 and costs by Judge
Reuckert. today, for contempt.
stephen West. driver for Drummond's
laundry, II Laura street, reports stolen
from his wagon az the corner OF At
wells avenue and Bradford street at $50
p. m. yesterday, blanket valued at sS
Box 16 was pulled at s;l5 p. m. yesterday
for a supposed Are In an unoccupied store
corner Randall and Printery street A
painter and paperer was burning rubbish
and thereby caused quite lot OF smoke.
A sale OF Christmas goods. cake. candy.
etc will be held In the parish house ad-
Joining the Church of the Epiphany. Pot
ters avenue on Monday afternoon AMI
evening next, opening at o'clock. Kim
onos will be a speciality The sale Is un-
der the auspices OF the Benevolence
Chapter OF the guild.
The alarm from box 175 at e:2O this
morning was for a supposed fire in Della
ST James tenement ut 12 Atwell's ave-
nue.. An oil stove, used To warm an attic
room used by n lodger who works nights
and who was soon expected TO arrive got
too busy. blazing up and covering every
thing with coating Of lamp black
The regular December meeting OF the
Edmands Prohibition alliance will be held
at o'clock Monday evening. at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Bertram S. Blasdell 539
Potter avenue. near Elmwood avenue.
nearly opposite Church of Epiphany. Az
ter a brief business session, there will be
an interesting program OF readings, mu-
sic etc
The Bailey camp meeting association
will hold a revival service at the Randall
Square Gospel mission, 81 Gladstone ave-
nue., Sunday afternoon at o'clock Rev.
Harry Lambert the converted actor will
speak and sing. Solomon l.. Sencabaugh.
the chorister OF the Wanskuck NJ e
church will lead the singing The public is
invited.
Angelo Matto was held for the grand
jury In 800 ny Judge Rueckert this morn.
Ing for an assault with n nle upon Isadur
Tatanian. The assault occurred at the
Nicholson File companys shop. n week
ago. Tatanian sustained n severe scalp
wound. Malta jumped the town, but re-
turned yesterday and surrendered himself
TO the police.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon A. E
Nining Will conduct an open air gospel
service near the Soldiers and Sailors
monument I'm Exchange place. Weather
permitting. the noon day service through
out the week will be held as during the
last few weeks Increased interest has been
manifested at each succeeding MEETING
and Mr. Nining's labors have been highly
commended by many OF the clergy and
lay workers OF the city.