The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-09

Holy Week and Easter Services
at 81. Mary's Church.
Many New Members Admitted to
tho Holy Name Society.

At St Mary's church yesterday the pas
cor, FIR. Grace. announced the following
services for holy week wednesday
Thursday and Friday at o'clock In the
morning: Saturday morning at q Wednes.
day. Thursday and Friday evenings at
s:p and on Easter Sunday at the usual
hours
IL also stated that on Easter Sunday a
collection for the benefit OF orphans VII
be taken, and as st. Mary's church Is as
sessed for a larger sum than any other IN
the city except the Cathedral and has al
ways been able 10 pay its fun assessment
he hoped the people would be generous
this year
MANY CANDIDATES.
At the meeting of the Holy Name so
ciety OF ST. Marys Catholic church ~
the chapel OF the church ON Barton street
yesterday afternoon. large number OF
candidates were received into the society
by the spiritual director. Rev. FIR. Powers
who afterwards gave very interesting
address TO the members. II is expected
that many more names will be added 90
the roll OF this excellent organization in
the near future.
WILL. LAY NEW RAILS.
Those who do business in the viciaity
Of the Plainfield street crossing are some
what alarmed about a rumor that the
crossing is to be abolished. Indca tons
ere, however that the crossing will re-
main for some time longer. New steel
rails have been distributed along this road
from the Dixie street station to Pascoag.
GENERAL MENTION.
A number OF the residents OF this place
went to the scene OF the Burrows & Ken
yen fire yesterday, and not "A few called
upon Mr. John Regan. who was for many
years attached To the local fire station
here. but is now a member OF Hose on
Pond street
The work OF concreting the floor or the
new dye house at the Atlantic mills has
been completed. and the interior has been
painted white. The work of installing tho
machinery will be begun at once.
John Devine. who for many years has
been employed as a percher at the Earns
ciffe mills, has severed his connection
with that concern 10 accept a position at
the city hall
Thomas Blake and Robert Hurley got
into a rag chewing match on Manton
avenue last evening which led 10 scrap
and then 10 the Chaffee street station
both being taken in by Patroman Cole
man.
Lewis McC1earen OF 81 DoTchesrRT HvC-
nue. reported 10 the police last evening
that he lost his gold watch while going
from Neutaconkanut hill 10 Rye street
yesterday afternoon. tN
Patrolmen Kelly, Flynn, Campbell and
Cunningham were assigned from the
Chaffee street station TO attend the flu
neral OF officer McCartin.
Some maliciously Inclined person broke
into the stable OF John McNally on Al
fred street. changed the horses about and
scattered grain all about the floor
The funeral OF George +. Hoey was held
st the Church OF the Assumption on Pot
ter's avenue at $50 this morning.
Joseph Deprite or ~ Tufgu avenue re-
ported TO the police last evening that a
number OF fowl had been stolen from his
coop.
Mr. Daniel O'Connell left for Boston
this morning where he will remain for the
summer.
The manager OF the Manton Baseball
team has decided to hold n ball I'm Fores-
ter's hall. Monday evening April l6.
The Young Peoples Progressive asso-
ciatios OF Christs Episcopal church will
hold an entertainment Friday evening
April q.