The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-22

At the branch OF The News-Democrat at
> Hartford avenue. room No. I. Telephone
10 West
Richard Slater was called for by Patrol
men Harmon and Cahill at his home on
Leah street at 4:& this morning. they
being armed with a warrant for his ar
rest as he was charged with making an
assault upon Lineus Hagus.
AS near as could be learned Hsgus was
little sweet on Slater's pretty sister, and
young Slater did not Hike the general ap-
pearanc6of Hagus. and told him I'm plain
English that He Needn't Come Around"
but Hagus did, and as Slater is stocky
sort or chap rather put over Hagus. and
Hagus called upon Capt. Whipple, who
swore out a warrant for Slater.
TWENTY GRADUATED.
The graduating exercises at ST. Teresa's
Catholic school were held In the school
hall yesterday afternoon, with an appro-
pirate program. There were 20 graduates
and they were presented with their d.
plomas by the Rev. FIR. William S. Flynn
lows; Rosella C. Bowen. Elizabeth G.
Baxter. Sarah A. Carmody. Helen +. Deg
nan. Mary q. Darby. Sarah F. Hanley,
Rose T.. McMaugh. Anna T. Murray.
Margaret q. Ryan. Charles e. Bailey,
Charles T. Birmingham, Hugh L. Boylan,
Il. Feeney. George l.. Ford, Daniel j.
Heffernan. Thomas f. Murphy and Joseph
II. O'Connell
FUNERAL OF EDWARD LOBBY.
The funeral OF Edward LOBBY, who for
| many years resided at 313 Amherst street
was held at St Teresas Catholic church
| on Manton avenue yesterday morning, the
| service being solemn high mass. the
| Rev FIR. w. s. Flynn being the celebrant
and was assisted by the Rev. Frs Burke,
Noonan and Baily. and Miss Edith Grove
rendered Face to Face" There were
many beautiful floral offerings. The
| bearers were Messrs John Campbell,
George Cannon. James Noonan and
| Charles Connors.
| MINUS A THUMB.
James Kenney. overseer OF the wool
sorting department at Fletcher's mill, is
minus the thumb OF his right hand and
the index finger Is In bad shape. Mr.
Kenney went to the carpenter shop TO do
a little job of carpentery, and while so
engaged his hand came in contact with a
circular saw. DR.. A. II. Longfellow was
called, and after temporarily dressing the
injured member sent Mr.. Kenney to the
Rhode Island hospital. f
HELD AN ENTERTAINMENT.
The degree team of Prosperity lodge.
Daughters OF st. George, which some
time ago won the first prize for degree
work. at a meeting held by the national
body in New York, held a very enjoyable
| entertainment In Odd Fellows hall on
| Plainfeld street last evening, one OF the
! features being a flower drill by a class
| of young ladies' Each number on the pro-
gram was heartily encored.
HAD HIM PINCHED.
| George Lawton and Henry Lotus got
| into a mix-up day or so ago. and as
Lawton got the best OF the same LOTUS
| caused Lawtons arrest. which happened
| at his home on Alfred street. Just before
| he was ready to start for his days work
this morning Patrolmen Finnigan and
| Parker made the arrest.
MILL ACCIDENT.
About o'clock this morning man
about S5 years old in charge of one of the
| foremen at the Atlantic mills. was taken
into the office OF Dr. Longfellow, and
when he came out his head and neck was
swathed with bandages. No one appeared
| TO be anxious TO tell how the man re-
ceived his injuries.
CRAwLED THROUGH A SKYLIGHT.
When Mary Carmody opened her little
| shop at $50 Hartford avenue this morning.
| she found that some one had crawled
| through the skylight and helped them
selves TO a lot of candy. cider and cigar
cites. Boys are supposed to have turned
| the trick.
GRADUATES ENTERTAINED.
The graduating class of the Manton
| grammar school were entertained at the
| home of Early o. Swindell. who is presi-
dent OF the class last evening. There was
plenty OF music and good things to eat.
| The pleasant affair was arranged by the
| Misses Ethel Stockley, Ethel Sack and
| Edith Aspinwall.
| ANNIVERSARY MASS.
There was a large congregation at the
| service of st. Mary's Catholic church this
| morning the service being the Ath ami
versary mass for the repose OF the soul OF
| the late Rev FIR. Quinn, who was the first
pastor OF the church. The Rev. FIR.
Thomas p. Grace was the celebrant.
STOLE SOME OF HIS JUNK.
Nathan Neednan OF Victor street left
| his push cart In front of a house on Ber-
| gen street for few moments yesterday
| afternoon and when he returned some one
| had relieved the cart OF lot Of junk. He
| reported his loss to the police.
GENERAL MENTION.
The graduating exercises Of the class of
| Christian doctrine of the Church OF the
| Blessed Sacrament will be held In the
church tomorrow evening at 7:45. There
| will be a special services with vested
choir.
While strolling about the square yester-
| day Joseph Hanley was taken into GUS
tody by Patrolmen Feeney and Bates on
| a warrant charging him with being va
| grant
The young ladies connected with 81.
| Teresa's church are arranging for a
| strawberry festival the proceeds OF which
are TO be devoted to beautifying the base
ment Of the church.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
| ton will meet in their parlors on Broad
way tomorrow afternoon.