The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-19

The branch office OF The News hSs been
removed from Heffernans lunch room 10
the office of the West Side Real Estate
company, No. Hartford avenue. Tele-
phone 40 West.
Just before the Pocasset mill a Thorn
ton closed Saturday noon Mr.. John Hag-
gerty. who has charge OF the spinning de-
partment was presented with a new 500
bin by the management for the manner in
which his department had been conducted
for the past year. IL Is the custom OF this
concern to reward those in charge OF de-
partments when they succeed in turning
out particularly satisfactory work with
out complaints from the help.
The management also announced that
the sum OF 1900 was to be divided among
the fmilies who occupy the mill tene-
ments. This is also a custom adopted
some time ago by the company in which
they encourage the tenants TO keep their
homes in neat and attractive condition
nd In the fall OF the year, those who
have had the most attractive yard and
home will be given the FIRST prize. In this
Wy the company has one OF the most at
tractive mill villages in New England
WILL HOLD A MISSION.
The Rev Fathers Albert Jocachin and
Angelo opened a mission at st. Mary's
Catholic church at 1890 yesterday morn
Ing. They were received at the door Of the
church by the clergy and altar bows and
were escorted 10 the platform where they |
planted their cross. At this service the |
Rev. FIR Albert preached a sermon.
At o'clock in the afternoon services |
were held for children and in the evening |
nj 1880 service was held for women. and !
one consisting OF a sermon. rosary and |
benediction will be held at the same hour
every evening during the week. There will
be services every morning at and
o o'clock for men and women The attend
ance at the morning and evening services
yesterday was so great that extra seats
were necessary and many were obliged 20
stand. These clergymen are from the
Passionists Fathers.
WAS 21 SATURDAY.
Miss Daisy Armitage entertained
number OF her young associates at her
home. Clifford street, Saturday evening.
in honor OF her 21st birthday. FGom her
parestns she received beautiful gold
watch and chain and was very pleasantly
by other relatives and her
guests OF the evening
The evening was spent I'm a most enjoy
able manner and an elaborate collation. |
was served Among the young folks pres
sent were: The Misses Nette Armitage,
Ida Hopkins. Estea Sheffield Lottie
Sheffield. Margerate Tanish. Ethel Gala
way. Emma Nichols. Nellie Nichols. Her
bert Gulliver Fergerson Bentclffe. Har
old Thomas. William Ageates. Luther
Cloxton, John Edmundson. Henry Car
penter. Harry Gross. Walter Armitage.
HELD A MUSICALE.
A musicale was given by Mr.. John Com
way. musical director OF the Homestead
club. at the club rooms on Plainneld
street, Saturday evening. Mr.. Conway was
sby assisted by Mr.. James Murphy. Mr.
John Daley gave an excellent execution |
" clog dancing, and other talented mem
'ers Of the club contributed. making II !
me OF the most enjoyable evenings spAnt |
n the history OF the club This was a
'ase OF when "the cats are out the mice
make free" for many OF the leading mem
'ers OF the club attendeH the banquet of )
he Frinedly Sons OF ST. Patrick ut the q
Wellington. and this led Mr. Conway TO !
'elieve that concert would he the prop Z
r thing 10 entertain the stay at homes" !
CONCERT A SUCCESS. \
The parishioners who had charge Of the
oncert given In St Mary's school hall
4 ST Mary's Catholic church. Friday =.
vening, held a meeting yesterday after-
oon and wound up all matters pertaining
the same except n rev minor details. :.
which viii be attended TO by the Rev.
fathers Grace and Craig. The affair was
most satisfactory one.
BROKE GROUND TO-DAY. j
The Grover club broke ground for tho @
ew club house al Rocky Point today. II =
vas the intentions OF doing so Thursday \
Z last week. but the storm prevented IA
Ar. Jonn Hayden. a member or the club. g
as the contract o.
GENERAL MENTION. 7
James Morris. the veteran residen. of
his place. who some time ago was ro- n
orted as being dangerously ill az his u
ome. ~ Lahan street, Is now quite com q
ortable. y
Archie Faulkner. one OF tho bows who n
ias rescued from Benedict pond Satur- OF
ay. rs said 20 be I'm a critical condition a
his home on Priscilla avenue tho at >
ending physician fearing pneumonia. "
Branch Wolfe Tone OF the Irish Nation nj
Foresters. held a we'll attended meet A
* In Guild hall yesterday afternoon 81
here number OF candidates were initi- ul
ted al
Mr.. Harry Abbott of Thornton has so al
ar recovered from his Injuries. received OF
ome time ago. that he IL now able 10 ~
i up a portion OF each day.
There are $40 worth OF railroad tickets n
waiting the holder Of n little slip marked s
. at the rooms OF the West Side Troll IN
" club. n,
The young mon OF the Church OF the
lessed sacrament will repeat their min
rel performance this evening. ri