The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
Church Aid Socisty's Entertain.
mont was Well Attended.
Boy Stone Throwsrs PIiced on
Probation--ve Veteran a vagrant

The entertainmept given by the Wom-
ans Church Aid society OF the Second
Baptist church last evening I'm the town
hall had n satisfactory attendance The
Peek Sisters" was the title Of the little
playlet given and the following young
folks took part Irene Bates Bertha Bud
long Ruth Rigler. Linda Blake. Eta Fra
zer. Inez Bushnell. Ruth Brooks, Kathe-
rine Short. Phemie Mair, Marion Messin-
ger. Winnifred Wood. Clarence Morton.
John Bouldry, Doris Wadsworth. j X.
Munroe Il. BurIingame. Jessie Budlong.
Albert Hunter. Edwin Lyle. Mason Wood.
Clara Griswold, Lillian willard. r.
Moody. Jessie Smyth. Mildred Champlin,
j. Bouldry, w. Baker Pearl Miller.
Another attraction WAS what was called
the Nurse Maid Drill" which was given
by Misses Helen Canheld. Viola Messin-
ger. Amy Halliday Edith Halliday, Flor
ence Wadsworth, Fernie Johnson, Ethel
Cannon, Gertrude Horton, Eva Tetlow
and Tilda Anderson.
The local branch OF the Naval Aeserves
very kindly gave the use of the town hall
for this occasion for which the society
tender their thanks. The brigade had In
tended 10 hold a drill
WILL END THE SPORT
For some time a gang of youngsters has
made life miserable for junk peddlers and
others along Valley street and 80 many
complaints have been made TO Chief OF
Police Adams that he took steps yester-
day To put an end TO what these boys
called sport" The result was that Al
bert Bawe. Harry Westenberg and Frank
Steincliffe were caught in the act OF
throwing stones az a peddler. This morn
ing they were before Judge Bliss. and
upon the recommendation OF Chief Adams
they were placed on probation. The chief
says that II this does not put an end to
the matter others will be taken into Gus
tody and will fare more severely than
the three above named
WANTED TO go OVER"
In the psrlance of those in the old SOL
diers' homes 10 he Given the Road Z"
means dismissal from the institution
Last evening an old soldier. who gave
his name as Thomas Kelly. called at the
police station and intimated that he had
been given the road" He asked 20 be
sent 10 the state farm. He was arraign-
ed In the Seventh District court this
morning on the charge OF being a vag-
rant and was sent TO the state farm for
a term OF six months.
SATISFIED WITH THE DEAL.
Walter T. and Herbert f Humes have
come to an amicable settlement with the
Providence Terminal company the COM
pany giving them a larger and more de-
sirable location for their plant. Today
they located their building on the new
site, and are more than satisfied with the
treatment accorded them by the COM
pany.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
The taxpayers are requested TO gather
at the town hall tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock when the committee that is
at work on the $4,000 note to the In
dustrial Trust company will make par
tlal report This committee was appoint
ed at the meeting held Fr -ay. March 9th
The call for this evening is signed by Ar
thur b. Aspinwall as chairman.
Mr. Roscoe Brown. engineer on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
road, is the happiest man in this place
today, for his home, at the corner OF
Mauran avenue and Ninth street, this
morning, a 9-pound girl baby.
Howard lodge. knights OF Pythias. en-
tertained about 20 members OF Riverside
lodge last evening. A clam chowder was
one of the attra actions.