The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-13
NEWSLETS

Don't spend your time IN grumbling
When some trifiing thing goes wrong
Remember that your stay on earth IL no
for very long.
Your life should be of sunshine, not O
dark and dismal fog.
/ For wen you're gone the world Wi
move az just the same old jog.
I Don't fret IL pleasures oft must wait
but take things cheerily:
| Inc greatest troubles are but small. -
greet them merrily.
Don't think the world can't do withou
YOU when you have passed away,
! for II VIII move without you then just al
IL does today.
| Don't spend your time in groaning JUS
because some wish is crossed.
Remember that a day so spent is just SC
much time lost
Reflect that In the wheel Of life you're but
a single cog.
And when you're gone the world will
move at just the same old Jog.
Boston Globe.
Edward p, Sherry, 30 years old. has
been missing from his hor,e 81 Calder
street since Saturday morning.
James +. seagrave. SOs Dudley street.
reports the theft Of a spring overcoat
from the hallway OF his residence
Martin Regloe. arragned in the sixth
district court this morning on the charge
OF not supporting his wife and children.
was held In $500 bonds for trial Friday.
Governor George RI. Utter will be
guest OF the Boston Society Of Civil En-
gineers tonight at a dinner at Hotel Ven
dome. Boston. He will ne one OF the
speakers.
At meeting Of the creditors OF George
II. Smith, held this morning in the office
OF Chester w. Barrows. referee in bank
ruptcy. the petition OF the trustee 10
settle assets was granted
A. false key worker gained entrance to
the home OF Margaret Mccarthy. III Will
iard avenue, yesterday afternoon during
her absence and recovered a 81 bill which
was IN pocketbook on the shelf
Daniel j. Geary. who lives in the third
moor tenement at PA Dexter street re-
ports that some time yesterday his home
was ransacked in the absence Of the fam
lily and two witches stolen valued at sos
and s.. in addition to some handkerchiefs
and Kid gloves.
The first meeting OF the creditors OF
William A. Sutherland was held this
morning AT 10 o'clock I'm the office Of
Chester w. Barrows. referee in bank
ruptcy. Wendell w Crane was appointed
trustee under bond OF 800.
free concert is 70 be given at Sis
o'clock tonight at Stewart Street Baptist
ehHfeh' The talent will consist of Miss
Lucy Anne Allen. soprano; Mr.. Louis
Black, tenor and Mr.. Franklin Shaw,
bass. The chorus under the direction of
Mr.. Woods will assist.
Amos Hodson. 10, Arthur e. Johnson. II,
ana Joseph NJ. Tyner l2. were arrested
milk valued at $3.50 from Frederick Abies,
iil Smith street. After disposing of the
mix the boys threw the can in pond
and rendered it worthless by smashing IL
with stones The boys were placed in
charge of Probation Officer Wallace.
Frank A. Paige. who. was recently
recommended for deputy collector by |
lnited States Collector OF Customs George |
". Gardiner, visited the custom house |
yesterday to famliarize himself with his /
lew duties The confirmation OF his nomi- |
lation has not yet been received from |
Washington. but ii is expected In a few
lays,
Capt. Mowry OF the Fifth station said
hat Peter Smith, Hospital street, didn't
ave much fear OF a coal strike. when the
alter was srraigned In the Sixth district
ouIt thls morning for throwing several
odfulls. baseball fashion. through the
windows OF neghbor's home which is
uilt on the same lot. The nearness of !
ne house has caused several squabbles ,
0 land rights and Smith was charged
ith defacing property OF Betsy Wolsten-
dime TO the damage OF $3.50 Can't
lowry told the court that Smith had
lnce made good for the damage. lie was
ned so and costs
Five night walkers were arraigned In
ne sixth district court this morning All
Ncept two were placed on probation In
narge or MISS Dehehy Annie Hazard,
ummer street. made her second appear
nee and got nine months at the farm
da kapansky. who said she belonged I'm
ost'n ana came here recently TO live
I'm the Hazard woman. was allowed 10
10 the farm for six months Mary !
lowe, VINO said she camo from New
runswick and promised 10 return TO her
ONE. was given chance 10 do so Jes-
e smith and Lillian Smith were the
'her TWO women arraigncd on the charge.