The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-20
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St. Anihony's Society Preparing
For tho Labor Day Picnic
KISSING Arrested as a Fugitive
From JuStiCo-NOtes

Rev. G.. W. Brown, pastor OF ST. An
thongs church on Plainneld street an
nounced yesterday morning that a meet
ing OF the st. Anthony's society would
be held at $50 10 make arrangements for
the picnic 20 be held on the church
grounds Labor Day There was a large
number OF members present and the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Games. John F. Harlow. Thomas
Conroy Michael J. Coyne. John b.
Manning William Johnston, VIII
liam Kenney Joseph Mccarthy: refresh
ments. Bernard F. Manning. Henry No
Ian, III. G.. Mastin. John j. Nichols. Thorn
as Manning; grounds. Frank Canning.
James Farley Edward Hanley. Bernard
McGovern. Sylvestre Lucitt. Patrick Nc
Donough. John McDermott. F. l.. Han
ley; gate. John Gearin. John McGinn.
Edward Dooley Patrick Cornell. ice
cream. Miss Winifred Johnston. Miss
Mary Carver Miss Christine McDermott.
Mrs. James F. Crowley. Mrs. II. G. Mas
tin. Mrs Alice Gaul; chowder. Mrs.
Sarah Doyle. Mrs. John Sweeney. Mrs.
James Farley, Miss Bridget Leo. Miss
Julia Burke: grab box. Miss Alice Lucitt.
Miss Mary Lucitt. Miss Mary Dockery;
candy Miss Mary j. Govern, Miss Cath
crime O'Donnell Miss Margaret ODon-
nell Miss Margaret Adams, Miss Mary
A Coyne; post office. Miss Katherine F.
McGinn, Miss Katherine Madden, Miss
Mary A. Grant, Miss Margaret Carmody
The athletic games will be a special
feature.
A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Alfred kissing, 10 years old, was ar
rested as a fugitive from justice last
evening by Mounted Patrolman McKen-
zie OF the Chaffee street station, and this
morning was taken 10 North Attleboro by
Sheriff Read. kissing, who says he Is
an orphan and a resident OF New York
state, was cared for by friend OF his
family in North Attleboro a few days ago
according to the statement made by the
police, he repaid this kindness by stealing
new suit OF clothes and this he had on
when arrested.
TAKEN SICK SUDDENLY.
The manager OF the local branch OF the
United Cigar Store was taken suddenly
Ill soon after opening the store today.
Deputy Sheriff William A. Carroll hap
pened 10 be in the store at the time
and sent for a physician and notified the
headquarters OF the company OF the man
ayers illness. Heat is supposed 10 be the
cause OF the young mans sudden illness.
OLD AND ALONE.
An old man giving his name as Hurden
Greene was found asleep In the new
building at the corner OF Westminster and
Messer street BY -PatrolnaeH- -Me~Fey and
Desauit last evening and was locked up
at the Chaffee street station as suspi-
cious person Greene told the police he
had neither friends nor home
MISS RABBIT DEAD.
Carrella F., daughter OF the late Dep
uty Sheriff John r. Rabbit, died at the
home OF her grandmother. Margaret Cas-
sells. log Merino avenue. where she had
i -
parents. Her funeral will be held at st.
Theresa's church tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock
A WELL CONTESTED GAME.
The ball game Saturday between the OIL
neyvil,e and American Locomotive works
teams was one OF the best OF the season
The local team won by a score OF TO o.
This game was for s25 a side, and both
teams are ready 10 play again for a large
purse
GENERAL MENTION.
The Third regiment of the Irish voIun-
teers landed in the square this morning
from New York, and all are loud in their
praise for the treatment they received
from similar organization in New York
at Celtic Park yesterday. The affair was
a big success.
May Eastwood OF 1e1 Valley street re-
ported TO the police that during her alb
sence yesterday someone entered her
house and stole food and underwear val
ued at IS. .alse keys were used
George Bisson. three years old. was
picked up on Barton street by the police
and sent to his home. 10 Shendin street.
and Charles Harrington. Of the same age.
on Sycamore street. and sent to his home,
Hannah street.
Branch Wolf Tone. Irish National For
esters. held well attended session in J.
c. b. L. hall yesterday afternoon. when
the committee on the excursion. held sat.
urday. Aug IL, reported progress.
Every car that left Olneyville square
last evening was filled TO it's utmost ca
pacity. and when a party could not get
on board OF one car simply got on board
OF the next. a Whit OF cool air evidently
being the cause Of the heavy traffic
The ladies and gentlemen who are ar
ranging for the picnic to be held for the
benefit Of St Theresa's church on Labor
day Will meet In the school hall tomorrow
evening and a full attendance is desired
Three men were arrested in this district
yesterday for getting on board more
liquor than they could handle In a COM
Portable style.
Albert Thomley had family reunion at
his home at 65 Laban street yesterday,
a clsmbake being the main attraction
James r. Dun OF 1878 Westminster
street. who has been spending the sum
ner At Westerly. returned home Saturday
afternoon.
The executive committee OF st Mary's
lawn festival committee will meet with
the pastor OF the church this evening.
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