The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-16
For Dry Hair

The Grover Fishing club held a
meeting at their rooms. Valley street.
last evening. and voted to have their
next clambake Sunday. July 2s. at their
clubhouse at Rocky Point, for on that
day the members expect many friends
from out Of town. who will be here
for Old Home Week. 1t was also voted
to have what the club terms Family
Bakes" every Thursday afternoon dur
Ing July, August and September.
These affairs are confined strictly to
the families of the club members. The
clubhouse will be opened on these days
Mt 1880, so that the women folks" can
take possession at any time after that
and they will find Mr.. George Grover
on hand with a lunch for them, but
the bake will not be served until $40
o'clock. The club house on these days
which includes the music room, will be
at the disposal OF the ladies. 1t was
the intention of the club TO have a
Ladies' Day." which was for the
ladies other than those who are to
participate in the Family" bakes, next
Sunday, but II was voted TO postpone
this until Sunday, Aug. 4. so that green
corn and all that goes with a bake
can be furnished, and the second and
last Ladies' day will be Sunday, Sept. l.
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Catherine Raynor. who for
many years has conducted a small
variety store at 1876 Putnam street,
died suddenly last evening. Mrs. Ray
nor had been in her usual health dur
Ing the day. and had just returned
from one OF the large department
stores, where she had purchased a bill
OF goods. When she was stricken a
woman named Catherine Hanson was
with her, and she FASTENED to the
office of DIR. Logan who, upon his ar
rival, found Mrs. Raynor dead, and
said that heart disease was the cause.
A PECULIAR TALE.
James L. Adams. according to the
blotter at the Chaffee street police
station, appears to be pretty well
mixed up with "hoodoo" numbers for
he lives at 23 Viola street, and on the
18th OF this month lost SIS worth of
glad rags" He told this tale Of woe
TO Inspector wilkinson:
II had blue serge suit, valued at
sl2; a pair of patent leather tipped
shoes. No. Z. valued at So, and fancy
bosom shirt. valued at 81, either stolen
or lost them" and he gives the names
OF two companions who he said had
been drinking and intimates that they
might possibly know how all OF this
stun disappeared.
FOR DEFACING n TREE.
Three boys whose names are Duprez.
Hall and Briggs, were called TO the Chat
fee street station yesterday charged
with defacing a cherry tree on Laurel
Hill avenue. The boys went into the tree
for cherries. but they broke Off so many
limbs that the owner wanted pay for the
tree instead OF the cherries. The parents
OF the boys promised to have them In the
Juvenile court this morning.
BOYS IN A BAD BoX.
Thomas Martin. Alfred Paauin and AL
fred Lefebvre, boys were taken into GUS
tody last evening by Inspector Wilkinson
OF the Chaffee street station, on suspic-
ion OF breaking and entering the home OF
John Morris. 100 Florence street, June 20.
and stealing jewelry TO the value OF ab9-St
SO They wcrc allowed to go home with
their parents last evening upon the prom
Use that they would put In their appear
ance AT the Juvenile court this morning.
WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Emelne Reymoe was struck and
Knocked down by team driven by man
named John Walker. on Amherst near
Julian street last evening. She was as
sisted into n store and attended by DR..
Carroll, who afterwards sent her to the
Rhode Island hospital. where II was
found that her injuries were not OF
dent do not attach any blame TO Mr..
Walker.
GENERAL MENTION.
Clara L., wife OF Oilys a. Jillson, who
"a prominently Connected with the Union
Trust company. died at the summer rest
dence OF the family at Buttonwoods sun