The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-11
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We do not dare 10 run about
or make the slightest sound;
We leave the big piano shut,
And do not strike a note;
The doctors been here seyon times
Since father rode the goat
lie ioincd tho lodge a week ago
Got I'm az q. m,
And sixteen brethren brought MN noin''
Though ne saws ne brought them,
Ills wrist was sprained. and one big rip
Had rent his sunday cont
There must have been lively llne
When father rode the goat.
He's resting on the couch today,
And practicing his signs
The hailng signal. working grip'
And other monkeyshines:
Ho mutters passwords cath his breath
And Other things he'll quote
They surely had an evenings woTk
When father rode the goat
lie has gorgeous uniform,
All gold and rcd and blue;
hat with plumes and yellow braln'
And golden badges. too
But somehow when we mention IL
IIe wears q look so grim
We wonder n he rode the goat
or II the goat rode him.
Mount Vernon Oll) News.
J. n. G.. Liscomh is i'll at his home, 81
Princeton avenue.
Hose Is extinguished a chimney fire at
80 Hall street. last night.
A blanket. valued a sS. was stolen from
Clifford Edwards automobile ON Rich
mond street. last night.
John Colbert. Jr. years old OF 1s5
Oakland avenue. was bitten on his leg by
dog. while on Ruggles street. yester-
day
The outer door Of fire alarm box 53l
corner OF Hart and Ivy street, was found
to have been broken. yesterday. Who
broke II is unknown
Lead pipe, valued al IS. was stolen from
a building at the junction OF Douglas ave.
nue. and Veazie street Thursday. n be-
longed 10 Antonio Jackavoy Of 635
Charles street
Claude ". Stockard OF % Benevolent
street reports that his overcoat and
gloves. valued al $3.50. were stolen from
the Central Bowling alleys. % Clemence
street last evening.
Richard Chever, small boys. were fined
So each In the 9Th district court today. for
stealing fruit valued at 5Oc. the property
of Harry Bocthkes. a peddler.
George Colvin was taken to the munich
pal lodging house last night. He was
found on Mnnton avenue at 80 o'clock
unable 10 walk because he had slipped
upon n nail and caused such wound
that his right leg was badly swollen, Pa
trolman McCrann called nm ambulance.
Hannah Bonneau OF 81 Camden street
caught her foot in break I'm the floor at
the top or the stairs at her home. at 3
o'clock this morning She fell down tho
stairs. cutting her head and injuring her
nose. She was treated by Or OConnell Of
s3s Smith street. who sent her TO the r. 7.
hospital
Antoine Sousa Alfred Miller. John Ma
daros. Manuel Grace and Manuel Vargos.
all small boys were placed on probation
by Judge Rueckert, today, for defacing
property to the extent OF sl0o owned by
John O'Connor The boys plugged stones
through several panes OF plate glass and
broke n china closet.
Edward J. Barry. ~ years old while un-
der the influence OF liquor Nov 9th. fell
on the sidewalk on Gladstone avenue.
and cut his head I'm two places He went
to Herman Kessler's barn. rear OF Is Am
brose setreet. where he was discovered by
the owner OF the premises yesterday
morning, Barry was sent to Rhode Island
hospital
John Miller. Patrick Meehan. Frank
Riley and Leo Gallagher small hoys were
arraigned I'm the Sth district court today
hrg LInp nd
night time and stealing pies and 81 in
cash. Riley was placed on probation
Mehan was held I'm $500 for trial next
Tuesday and the others were held for the
grand jury in $500 each.
The Federal street evening school pupils
held their election last evening under the
supervision OF tho principal. William G.
Troy, regulation ballot being used and
the result was as follows: President. Car
Teton f.. Leonard: vice president. Bessie
McMullen; secretary. Pauline Feeney:
treasurer Edward Hammill. These were
also chosen as the entertainment commit
tee.
The Bailey Camp Meeting association
VIII hold a revival service AT the Randall
Square Gospel mission. g. Gladstone ave-
nue. Sunday afternoon at o'clock Rev
T. A. Cox. pastor OF the Church OF the
Emmanuel will speak and George r.
Crookes will sing Mr. Fred A. Bailey.
better known as "Shang" Bailey is ex-
pectcd TO be present The public is cor
daily invited. The Band OF Faithful
workers will meet at the same place at
100 y. m. Rev. Annie r. Pernell assistant
superintendent of the mission will have
charge Of the meeting Mr.. Wood will
sing
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