The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-26

ties are 10 do the greater part or the
work in arranging for the outing.
THERE WAS BUT ONE PRISONER.
There was but one prisoner at the Chat
fee street police station this morning, he
having been taken into custody last even
ing by Patrolman Harmon. who found the
young man driving horse attached to a
carriage, which had but one shaft. The
young man was locked up for being
drunk and the owner OF the rig was notl-
fed.
WILL HAVE ANOTHER LADIES DAY.
The Grover club held their meeting at
Rocky Point yesterday and disposed OF
considerable routine business. II was
voted TO hold a stag" bake Sunday OF
next week and on Thursday evening OF
this week a meeting will be held at the
club room. Valley street and arrange
for ladies day" that will probably be
held. Sunday. Sept 10.
GONE TO MATUNUCK BEACH.
Last evening Police Sergt Peter r.
Duffy of the Chaffee street station with
his family left for Matunuck Beach. In
the party is his brother Thomas H. Duffy.
district chief of the fire department.
Capt. Peter b. Cannon OF the Wickenden
street police station. Mr.. Daniel Ahearn,
the well known horse dealer and Bernard
Fay OF the Wickenden street station and
their families.
WANT ANOTHER OF THE SAME
STAMP.
The Pastime club held their annual out
ing on their grounds on Killingly avenue.
yesterday. and the affair was so thorough
ly enjoyable that Mr.. James Craig, who
officiated as master OF the bake. and
ceremony was told TO hold himself in
readiness to repeat the dose in the very
near future
ANOTHER SALOON BROKEN INTO
Saloon thieves were in evidence again
yesterday morning for when Michael Mas
sinan went into his place OF business, 1887
Westminster street, late yesterday after
noon TO see that everything was In order,
found that some one had torn of
screen from n rear window. The thief got
but little booty.
TOOK A NAP. SO 1T rs SAID.
Joseph Durriais. whose home is on
Appello street. was badly burned about
his feet and legs at the Riverside mill
| yesterday morning. and was taken 10
the Rhode Island hospital As near as
can he learned the young man owes
his injuries TO taking a "cat nap"
GENERAL MENTION.
A lowgear owned by a man named
name coutt not he learned ran into
and damaged an automobile owned by
Thomas l.. Beatty. which was standing
In front OF his office. 1914 Westmin-
ster street. this morning.
Mr.. George Guyer, one OF the over
seers OF the Atlantic mills. received
from Boston yesterday handsome
five-seated automobile. He and his
family left their home at go Dewey
street early In the afternoon for their
first spin.
Owing to the stormy weather Sat-
urday evening the lawn festival that
Is being held at Silver Lake for the
benefit OF ST. AIMS mission will be
continued this evening. The committee
In charge report that other than Sat-
urday evening the AFFAIR was a graft
flying success.
The committee from st. Mary's
church who are arranging for a lawn
festival to be held on Labor day will
hold meeting In the chapel on Barton
street this evening.
Patrolman John j. Dessaint of the
ChafYee street station returned from
his annual vacation this morning He
spent portion OF his 10 days fishing
and the remainder will undoubtedly
remain a mystery to all except those
OF his immediate family
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
tlon nelu u wei ATTENDED session IN
their parlors on Broadway yesterday
afternoon. when the committee on
Irish day reported that the event had
been a very successful one.
Mr.. George III. Lees OF SOC Hartford
avenue has gone TO New Bedford.
Mass. where he is the guest OF the
Old Home Week committee. that city
getting all OF Its "old whalers" back
that is possible.
Henry Brett has been transferred from
the Hope street fire station TO the Plain
field street station, to take the place OF
Driver Martin. who was injured in coll
lsion on Plainfleld street early Sunday
morning
The Misses Agie Conley and Margaret
Breen have returned TO their homes at
rs Pocasset avenue. from their annual
vacation. which they spent at Newport
Matthew Mccormack OF Nam-Ye
was the guest OF Mr.. Patrick j. Fox of 1907
Westminster street. Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Cormack was given his first shore
dinner by Mr.. Fox yesterday at Rocky
Point
James McCabe. Esq, left this morning
for Chicago, ILL.,, he being elected as n
delegate to the national convention OF the
Forestcrs OF America, which meets In that
city this week
Mr.. Samuel Holmes. who was formerly
connected with the boys school at Sock
anosset, but is now with a similar institu-
ton as Glens Mills suburb OF Phila-
delphia. is visiting relatives and friends
in this section.
Robert Mevers, OF the firm OF Meyers
brothers. with his family. is taking life
easy at the cottage OF the Yargoo club at
Kingston.
Mr.. Thomas McQullan. clerk az the
Olneyviile hotelhas returned fromhis vaca-
tion and the color of his complexion
would Indicate that he had not spent his
leisure moments indoors
Miss May Barlow. clerk at the news
stand OF Y. G. Carr 1775 Westminster
street went To Narragansett Pier this
morning. where she Will take life easy for
two weeks.
Mr.. J. s. Mcdonald. the well-known
local flremen., and his sister Elizabeth.
have gone TO Nova Scotia, where they
will be the guests OF relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. william c. Conncrs OF
ia Wendell /reet. have returned from a
short vacation spent at Block Island.