The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-07

vice will be held the third Sundays
OF August and September at O'Clock,
instead OF 1880; Sunday school service
at $3.50, and the morning service and
sermon at 1880. The services Will be
conducted by the Revs. Webb and
Sears. Should there be any urgent
calls for a clergyman one can be had
by calling upon Miss Cora Medbury, a
parish visitor, at her residence, 219
Lowell avenue. At the Sunday school
service last Sunday letter from Miss
Dawson. one of the parish visitors. who
is visiting England. was read. Her
letter was dated at Cheschire and
stated that the weather was cold. so
much so that an old English fireplace
was very comfortable. She also re-
ferred to a sail on the River Dee, and
stated that she would visit Manchester.
Blackpool and Belfast before leaving
that country. Miss Dawson Is the
bearer of many messages from resi-
dents OF this section to the "Old Folks
at Home"
THEY WANT SEWERS.
His Hon. Mayor p j. Mccarthy. ac-
companied by Alderman Gilbert r.
Parker and Commissioner Walter f.
Slade, made tour of the Silver Lake
district yesterday and found that a
system OF sewers was badly needed.
and they also found that the greater
portion OF the Italians who own prop
erty In the vicinity would be very
much pleased TO have sewers installed.
At the present time Union avenue is
being graded and curbed and gas pipes
are being installed. which is some
thing that the residents have long been
calling for. The city officials found
that 1t will be quite task to sewer
the entire district until other thor
oughfares are brought to a grade, for
this section OF the city apparently had
xxyh
nexed TO the city. The officials also
found much Nth from cesspools and
sinks and were unanimous in saying
that the conditions were a menace to
health.
Alderman Parker has mentioned
these facts to the board of aldermen
and the matter undoubtedly will be
acted upon at the next meeting of the
board.
HAVE GOT LARGE FAMILIES.
4 number OF men sat In Plainfield
street grocery store late last evening talk
ing over Old Homee Week and the num-
Der Of folks that they entertained. One
of them said that the honor OF entertain-
Ing was due Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Chapde-
laine OF Whittier avenue, as they had no
less than IA at their table at mealtime
and this was not during Old Home Week
but every day OF every week. The little
party were ready to vote the honor to Mr..
a
dozen well-bred and well-dressed off,
springs, when another man from the town
OF Johnston broke in aud said that-a house
painter whose name he could not recall
could go the Chapdeiaines just one better,
for when the entire family sat at the
dinner table there were just $50 toes under
the table. Mr.. Chapdelaine is foreman of
the carpentering department of the Gil
bape Brothers. and a large photograph of
his interesting family decorates their par
lor.
WAGON LOAD OF BOYS.
Yesterday afternoon the patrol wagon
from the Chaffee street station drove into
the anexed district and returned later
hlled with boys, who were takn to the
station and given an impressive lecture
by Lieut. Tyler. These boys, who were
taken into custody by Mounted Patrolnnan
Luby. have been in the habit OF disturb
Ing the religious services that are being
held In a tnent on Dorchester avenue. and
they were told that 1t must be stopped.
The boys were allowed to depart with the
warning that they must keep away from
the tent.
I BOYS STEAL ss5.
When Alelard Better went TO his room
at IS Julian street last evening he noticed
ne had had callers during the ,lay and his
nrst thought was OF the SIS that he had
tucked away In his trunk, and he was not
In the least surprised when he found that
Chaffee street police station. and not MANY
minutes had passed when Lieut. Tyler
had Joseph Laweiner. a youngster. in his
office and this chap gave him the name of
Albert Petit, who was taken into GUS
tody by Sergt Duffy. Both admitted TAX
Ing the money.
ELECTED OFFICERS
At the last meeting of st. PauIs
branch Of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
union the following officers were elected:
PRESIDENT. Miss Annie Lucitt: vice presi-
dent. Miss b. Hunt: financial secretary.
Margaret McDermott: recording secre-
tary, Theresa Degnan: treasurer, Mar
garet McGrath: corresponding secretary,
Jennie Reilly; chairman OF sick commit. |
tee. Catherine McDermott: guards. Eliza
beth Rigney and Nellie Hassett. sergeant |
alarms. Annie Bellngton; delegates TO |
state convention, the Misses McGrath and |
Hunt; alternates, Miss Hassett and Miss |
Annie Mcdonald; physician, M q. Milan, |
u. d.
TO CLOSE FOR VACATION.
The olneyville Free Public Library will !
De closed to the public from Saturday. |
August IL. TO Tuesday. Sept 3. So that |
Mrs. Harriet M. Richardson, the libra |
rian. may enjoy her annual vacation |
Mrs. Richardson will on Saturday return |
10 the owners. the many old time pic |
lures and relics OF this section that have |
been on exhibition at the library since the |
opening OF Old Home Week and this feat.
Ore with the electrical floats. were the |
only features that the citizens Of this
place really enjoyed
A LITTLE MILL HITCH
The night weavers Of the Earnsclifro
mills are having just a little dispute with
management OF the mill on account OF
new men being giving day work in pref
erence to the old weavers There were
none OF the weavers nor none connected
with the office OF the mill that cared TO
impart any very great amount OF informa-
tion regarding the situation.
COURT GEN. SHERIDAN.
At the meeting OF Court Gen Sheridan.
Foresters Of America. Monday evening.
the newly appointed District Deputy
Grand Chief Ranger James H. McCabe
presented his credentials and was given
a royal welcome. The relief committee re-
ported that Chief Ranger Joseph III.
Hughes, who underwent an opscation for