The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

Murphy and jeremiah Jaudette and the
printing OF signs will be done by William
Geary, who has volunteered 10 donate
the same Rev. FIR Grace will be the
treasurer. The grounds will be opened at
10 o'clock in the morning and the exer-
cises will continue during the day and
evening The entire committee will meet
with FIR Grace again Monday evening
at 8 o'clock.
GLAD AND MAD.
John Foster was made happy and a
few moments later was as angry as he
had been happy. About $3.50 yesterday
afternoon a well-dressed young man
walked into his place OF business at the
corner OF Amherst street and Steere ave-
nue. and handed him a box, with the re-
quest that he pay the sum OF 10 cents,
which he did.
On opening the box he found that II
contained a Az pound black bass. The
fish was nicely packed with parsley,
green leaves, etc. and looked exceeding
ly tempting. Among Mr.. Fosters callers
at the time was Capt. Marston OF the
Chaffee street station, who was invited
TO call later In the evening and partake
OF some OF the black bass. Mr.. Foster
despatched a messenger for potatoes and
other fixings for the feast and at the
proper time Adam Franiers, we'll
10 prepare the fish for the oven. The
butcher tackled the fish with sharp
knife and cut off the head and as the
blood spurted out made the remark that
the fish was certainly fresh one. Then
off came the tail and here was found
further evidence that the fish was fresh.
Then he split the fish and found II had
been stuffed with excelsior. Then there
were two angry men. The fish had been
hxra frfn nd nn Ia In
street, who caught IA at Oak swamp.
This morning he sent Mr.. Foster two OF
them that were dressed and ready for the
pan. Capt Marston did not come back
for the feast but as the joker Is an ex-
pert fisherman he will see 10 1t that the
captain has one the next time he goes
fishing.
WANTED TO FIGHT.
George Gabavy, a Polander, who Is
looked upon as quarrelsome person;
was taken out of his home. 10 Gayland
street. last evening. by Patrolmen Bierne
and Harmon. Gabavy started TO put up
a fight with the patrolmen. but before he
could get under way was subdued. lie
was locked up for being drunk.
WILL. START IN MONDAY.
The committee on program and combi-
nation ticket for the fair to be held by
st. Theresa's church on Labor Day met
in the school hall last evening. and made
begin after the Rev. Fr. Flynn has MADE
the Official announcement next Sunday.
TWO TOES CRUSHED.
Frank Jaulle. 1s years old. had the mis-
fortune yesterday TO have two OF the
toes on his right foot crushed by heavy
low gear owned by the National-Provi-
dence company on Valley street. lie was
cared for by a local physician, and taken
to his home, corner OF Cedar and Murphy
streets.
GENERAL MENTION.
A. King OF 500 Plainfield street and
Mrs. Almira Hubbard have asked the po-
lice to protect their apple orchards from
boys, who not only steal the fruit, but
tear down the trees and fences.
John +. O'Conell son OF Catherine and
the late Thomas OConnell. died at, his
home. IL Unit street, Yesterday; HIS fu-
neral will be held at st. Theresa's church
tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
A number OF the friends OF DR.. f. c.
Murphy accompanied him TO Riverpoint
this morning TO attend the months mind
mass celebrated for his mother In that
place.
Theer were no less than four accidents
at the Atlantic mills yesterday. but 1t
was impossible TO learn the nature Of
either OF them.
The Rev j. NJ. Louden OF the Plainfield
Street Baptist church and family are en-
joying their vacation at the White Noun
tains
william Atchinson will entertain the
British Veteran association OF Providence
at the Upton house. Thornton, tomor-
row evening.
The Misses Annie McElroy and Cassie
McKenna OF Delaine street are spending
a few weeks at the ocean House at Block
Island.
Peter McCarfery Is spending his vaca-
tion at Padinarnaum, Mass.
~ D-lxt O., lie
place who has been spending his vaca-
ton at Rocky Point, has returned.