The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-10
GENERAL MENTION.

GENERAL MENTION.
The steamer Warwick took down a
large number OF the members OF st.
Mary's church. the outing being held un-
der the auspices OF the Immaculate Con-
ception. and was In charge OF the Rev.
FIR. Craig. The destination was New
port
Edward Hart, we'll known about the
square, was picked up by Inspector VIII
kinson and Patrolman Sullivan and locked
up at the Chaffee street station yester-
day. Hart is about 10 years old, Is
charged with stealing pair OF shoes
from William r.. Lewis.
About II o'clock last evening PATROL
man Belrne OF the Chaffee street station
discovered a fire in the sausage manufac-
tory OF Andrew Kordowleski on Oak
street which he managed to extinguish
without sending N an alarm OF fire.
Michon Charamel OF Is Hauxhurst street
notified the police that during the absence
OF his family yesterday. some one strolled
into his house. and took either $40 or $5,
he's not sure which. but he wants the
| police to find the stroller"
/ The bakeshop OF Raynoid g. Handel
at 1S7 Plainneld street was entered
while both young men were at dinner
yesterday. but so far as could be
| learned nothing OF value was taken.
James Conway has returned to Ply
| number OF years. He spend Old
Home Week and this week with his
| parents on Wendell street.
Mrs. Frederick Graben is again con-
| fined to her home. 50 Plainneld street.
with a serious attack of illness II
Is less than two months ago that the
life OF this old and well-known woman
was thought to have ended.
Mr.. Michael Campbell. clerk at 215
Manton avenue. has returned from his
annual outing. which he spent at Mar
ragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs John ]. whalen OF 1e1
| White ravenue left last evening for
New York. where they will le the
| guests of relatives.
Mr.. Martin Conway, who has been
| the guest OF his parents nt their resi-
dence on Huntington avenue. has re-
| turned 10 his home at vasseboro, Me.
The Holy Name society connected
| with ST. Marys church will hold a
meeting after the vesper services held
In the church tomorrow afternoon.
The Rev. FIR w s. Flynn OF st.
| Teresa's church has returned from his
season OF rest and will officiate tomor-
row.
| Miss Ruth Clemence, clerk at the local
| postoffice, Is spending her vacation at
| the Hazelwood farm at Manchester, N. II.
Lawrence Greenwood. who is conduct
| ing the tent services on Dorchester ave
| nue., will preach at the 1915 services OF
| the Broadway Baptist church tomorrow.
| The Misses Jennie and Ruth Tobin of
New York arc the guests OF Mrs. Charles
| Palmer at her residence on Pocasset ave-
| nue..
Mr.. ar1ti- Mrs George Furucff are among
these who are at the jamestown exposi-
| tion.
William A. Capwell, manager Of the
! local branch OF the Union Trust COM
pany. is enjoying his annual vacation.
Charles Dcs Oranges Of New York Is
the guest OF his brother Adelard OF this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Congdon OF 100 Al
verson avenue are spending their vaca-
| ton with friends I'm Vermont.
Mrs " Y. Pennington Of Ithaca, ~. Y.
Is the guest OF her niece. Mrs. w. IL.
| Poole. at her homo on Laurel Hill ave-
/ rue.
The Hon. Nathan NJ. Wright with his
| family, OF Webster avenue. are visiting
in New Hampshire.
Miss Floya McNabb. saleslady AZ the
! Banspach Brothers. Ia the guest OF rela
tives in New York city.
James A. Pirce and Miss Florence
Pirce have gone 10 Europe for three
months stay.
N Is expected that the new Catholic
| church al silver Lake Will be ready TO
hold a service by Sunday, Sept. s
Mr. John T, Kenyon OF Rye street rs
at Quonochontaug for the remainder or
Mrs. John Dunn OF Manton Is visiting
relatives at Washington. ID. c.