The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15

70 his fock that the parish was TO be d.
vided.
the new parish will go into effect next
Sunday, when Rev. FIR. Laliberte. the
new pastor. OF 81. Matthews parish. will
assume his duties.
conducted I'm the hall OF 81. Joseph's gym
nasium, but the children will attend the
parochial school as formerly until the
time arrives when a building can he
erected for school purposes in the new
parish.
The new parish will include the fol-
lowing streets and territory extending
west from the dividing line OF the city:
Perry Hedley avenue, Summer. Dexter,
Congress Pine. Conant. and will extend
a. far south as Weeden street. which Is
the boundary line OF St Johns parish.
Woodlawn
This territory will include almost 400
families. but IL is expected that the num-
Der will be largely augmented in the
near future. The land upon which the new
buildings OF the parish are 20 be located,
and which will include the church. rec
tory and school is the triangular strip.
bounded by Dexter street on the east,
Crossman street on the south and by
Lonsdale avenue on the west. While
this place may not meet with the appro-
baton OF all the parishioners at the pres
ent time. those who have looked into the
matter cafefulN can see the WISDOM OF
placing the church in that section
The plans for the construction OF the
church and parochial buildings will be
begun at once. but IL is not expected
that active work on the buildings will be
started before next March. Rev. Father
Beland. the pastor OF the parent church,
he's been In charge since 1884, and has
seen the parish grow both numerically
and financially under his supervision to
n axta NH oh eou
those directly interested can realize
NOMINATION PAPERS.
II Is reported that nomination papers
for DR.. McNaly as an Independent candi-
date for the office OF mayor We're being
circulated yesterday. His honor. on be-
Ing questioned this morning by reporter
oS The News Democrat as TO whether he
was a candidate, declined 10 commit him
self beyond referring 10 the fact that the
matter was In the hands of a committee
Just what men comprise this committee
three-cornered contest between Messrs.
Riley, Freeman and McNally OF the
mayor race will certainly be interesting
CAPTAIN HULING SICK.
Captain Huiing OF the police department
has the sympathy OF his friends on ac-
count of the fact that he has been con-
fined 10 his home by sickness during the
whole OF his ten days leave OF absence
He expects TO be able TO resume duty
this week.
NATURALIST SOCIETY.
The regular meeting Of the Central
Falls Field Naturalist society was dis
continued yesterday and the members
held instead one OF the largest attended
fruit and vegetable shows ever given by
the society.
This show Is given annually by the
members and almost as great rivalry is
exhibited as to who can show the largest
and best specimen as is seen each year
at the flower show
NEW SUB POSTAL STATION.
Citizens OF the west side are much
pleased over the installation OF the new
postal sub-station in the drug store Of
Alexander McGunagle on Dexter street
Government business has been transacted
there now for several weeks. but II was
only for the sale Of stamps and en-
velopes. Commencing today, however
the citizens can transact any postal bust
ness that could be transacted at the
Broad street Office, as money orders will
be issued. letters registered. etc This
sub-station Will be a great convenience
TO this section OF the city.
MADE SURPRISE VISIT.
party number about 75 persons, CON
sisting OF the engineers. overseers and
firemen Of. the Samoset mills. with their
friends, paid a surprise visit 10 the home
Of Riley Daniels. % fremont street. Sat
urday evening
Mr. Daniels had been persuaded 10 go
to Providence early in the evening by one
Of the conspirators and when he returned
he found the company awaiting him.
James Thompson, ov~rseer Of the carding
department, as an evidence OF esteem on
the part OF his associates at the mills.
presented him with very handsome desk
chair.
Mrs Daniels was also remembered
and was given a solid gold chain and
locket A suitable response was made
by Mr.. Daniels for both. Refreshments
were then served while a program OF
musical and literary selections was en-
joyed by all till a late hour.
There were no cases in the district
court this morning.