The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-10

tracks Both men were hurled from the
carriage. but luckily escaped injuries.
The horse cleared itself from the car
riage and was caught a little later on
Broadway by a citizen. The carriage was
wrecked.
SMOKED IN BED.
An alarm OF fire was sent In from box
497 about o'clock yesterday afternoon
for fire in the home OF a man named
Janna at the corner of Union avenue and
Ethan street. which is supposed TO have
caught by pipe which one OF the MEM
bers of the family had been smoking
while I'm bed. IL was fortunate that the
fire was not Of a more serious nature, for
the snow made IL hard work for the
horses to drag the heavy pieces OF appa-
ratus and some OF the more heavier ones
were obliged TO reach the scene in a
walk and this caused more than one tax
payer 10 make the remark that the fire
commissioners should have had extra
horses at the station. The damage done
was about $50.
THE GROVER FISHING CLUB.
The Grover Fishing club met at its
rooms. 4 Valley street, yesterday morn
ing and then adjourned 10 the commo-
dious club house al Rocky Point. wnerc
business meeting was held. The execu-
tive committee was instructed TO close a
deal that has been under consideration for
some time to purchase 23,Oo0 feet OF land
surrounding tho property now owned by
them az Rocky Point
Mr.. Thomas T.. Kelleher. who was A
hunting companion to owen OGarra on a
trip 10 Maine recently contributed A suf-
hcicnt amount OF venison for dinner,
which was prepared I'm a most palataple
manner by James Mccarthy, who Is
known as the master OF the bake
QUARTERLY COMMUNION.
There was large attendance OF the
members OF the Holy Name society OF St
Mary's church at the meeting OF the So
diety In the chapel on Barton street at
7.i5 yesterday morning after which the
society received i'm body the quarterly
communion. After the services the Of
fec OF the society was read by the spirit
ual director, the Rev. FIR. Joseph A Pow
crS.
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
Division No 10 ladies' auxiliary. An
cient Order OF Hbernlans. will meet to-
morrow evening, when tho officers for 1907
will be elected. Tho committee working
IN conjunction with Division ~ in arrang.
iug for a concert and ball TO he held IN
Irons hall Wednesday evening. Jan. 2.
will make a partial report.
FUNERAL OF AN OLD SOLDIER.
The funeral OF Patrick II. flaming. who
died at the Soldiers Home at Bristol.
was held at the residence OF his daughter.
Mrs =. J. Healy. at the corner OF West
mihster and Barton streets. yesterday sf-
torpoon. The deceased was among the
best-known printers I'm this city. This
morning a requiem mass was celebrated
at st Mary's church for the repose OF his
soul.
REDUCED THE DEBT 5000.
At tho services In 81. Anthony's Catholic
chruch Yesterday. Rev FIR Brown an
noInced that during the week he had
iaid tfc sum OF 5000 toward the debt of
the church. leaving balance OF a little
more than $500. lie thanked the members
o.; the church FOR their hearty support.
STRIKERS ARE ALL HAPPY
The striking woolsorters fthc Atlantic
mills mot yesterday afternoon when II
Was learned that = majority had found
positions IN other mills and that there
were 80 cases of deserton % report IL