The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-23

There was a large and very generously
disposed gathering at the lawn fesuvAl
held for the benefit OF ST. AIMS Mission
at silver Lake last evening, the GROUNDS
being very profusely decorated and by
the Kindness OF the Narragansett Electric
Lighting company were made as bright
as day The prettiest girls in Thornton
presided at the many booths. and display :
ed much skill at being salesladies. IL -
not probable that the mission Will be quit
until next summer and until then ser
vices will be held in large hall. This
mission Is for ST. AIMS church al Cran-
ston and the number has become so large
that the church officials deemed Il wise
10 have a missile nhere. This will be for
the English-speaking churchgoers for the
Italians have a pretty church, 81. Rocco 5.
BOTH SIDES SAY THE SANE
The annual outing OF the OlneyviDe
Business Mems association at Rocky Point
yesterday was a success In every way.
wit hthe exceptions OF the much talked OF
ball game. The single men OF the asso-
citation have for the past two weeks told
just how bad they were going TO trim
the married men, who though they could
play ball and now the married men say
that II is quite fortunate for the ''youns
sters" that there was no game. for they
the married men, would have walloped the
life out of them. The reason why there
was no game was that the ball field was
occupied by another organization. The
remainder OF the days program was fully
carried out and enjoyed. The committee
in charge were A. Des Oranges. James
Crawshaw and John r. Bowen.
WILL SOON BE HERE
John Thompson OF 14s Chaplin avenue
received letter yesterday from his broth
er. Peter NJ. who began the season with
his partner. Charles T. Lewis, on the Peo-
pies Theatre, at Cincinnati, o.. last Mon
day, who states that they met with sue
cess in their new act. Messrs. Thompson
and Lewis have been engaged In one OF
the leading attractions OF the Merry
Naidens" Burlesque company. which
during the coming season will play an en-
angement at the Westminster Theatre.
Mr. Thompson has the reputation OF being
among the most skilled dancers on the
stage and so far as known has never hni
an opportunity to show his abilities TO his
friends in Providence, as he has always
been engaged with companies that 10 TO
the far west.
CLEAN SQUARE FOR SUNDAY.
The indications are that the square will
be rid OF the gang OF men that are In
stalling the high water pressure tomor-
row evening or Monday. the work OF In
stalling this service In the south end OF
( the square will be began and carried up
Hartford avenue, after which. II will be
continued from the square up Manton
avenue as far as 81. Theresa's church.
A cOVEY OF EAGLES.
Mr.. Joseph Browley. the newly elected
president OF the aerie or the Fraternal
order OF Eagles at Centredale, entertain
ed a party OF his friends last evening.
among them being James III. Corcoran.
James f. Morgan, Frank Conley and VII
liam Con OF this place.
WILL BE HAPPY TOMORROW.
eahkDseeee ETAOINETAION AolNTAo
Tomorrow will be happy day with
the many thousand employees OF the Amer
ican woolen company. for II will be the
nrst pay day since the first Tuesday after
the much talked OF "Old Home Week
and none are more pleased than the busi-
ness men and landlords
ANOTHER DOG BITE.
Ballsta Branano OF 126 Murray street In