The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16

was IKE one Dig nappN FANNY n hAlp'
! later I'm the afternoon a tempting lunch
I con OF chowder fried cells with vegcta'
bles was secured and at o'clock the
! bake was opened and served In the big
| dining hall and IL took just two hours &c
sample the good things the bake contain
| ed
During the day the grover orchestra
with r. j. Cornier as leader, rendered an
excellent program, while the Misses LII
liam Hone. Julia Welch, Mary McCabe
and Carrie Ames rendered vocal selec-
tions. An hour or more of the afternoon
was devoted 10 sports. the most fun be-
ing the fat woman's race, which was won
by Mrs Catherine Hndle OF Pawtucket.
who was given credit for running like
deer" as none OF her competitors had
ghost OF a show. Miss Carrie Ames
won the girls race and Miss Helen Bra
ney, the free TO all race. The races were
run under the supervision of Mrs. John
Quinn. Mrs. Peter TunnlcIiffe and Miss
McKenna. The winners were presented
with appropriate trophies. Those IN
charge OF the pleasant affairs were DR..
Albert Leduc. Daniel F. McWilliams, Ben
Levin. John f. Quinn and Or. j. j.
Dwyer, who were assisted by James Nc
Carthy Joseph Shaw, John Monks,
George H. Grover, owen O'Garra, Walter
b. Tibetts and other members OF the club.
The club will have It's last bake or the
season Sunday, Sept. %.
FRENCH DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
The Independent French Democratic club
will hold a meeting In St John dc Bap-
tiste hall In Kennedy " Coughs block
on Manton avenue. next Sunday afternoon.
A number of prominent speakers will be
present
A wELL-KNowN WOMAN DEAD.
Rose. wife OF John Clancy. died at her
hcme. lS5 Manton avenue. yesterday. Her
funeral will be held at st. Teresa's church
tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock. The de-
ceased was most favorably known In the
vicinity where she had lived for many
years.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Farrell, who is connected with the
delivery department ~f j. J.. az +. Cannon
on Ellery street. has returned from VISIT
TO friends In New York.
The Tilden club held a very interesting
meeting In their hall on Putnam street
last evening
and Olneyville's leading fan. says that the
game at Rocky Point yesterday was the
best one he ever witnessed.
William Mcmahon has returned TO ms
home on Owens street from his summer
-cuttagr ut Mark Rock.
One of large pair or nOrseS dttdcneu
10 a brewery wagon slipped Md fell on
Westminster hill this morning and for a
time IL was thought that II would be nec-
essary to shoot the animal.
George r. Taylor, clerk in the office or
the Atlantic mills. and family, who have
been camping out for some time, have re-
turned To their home on Priscilla avenue.
William Sanborn. one of the leading
jewellers OF Portland. Me. with his son
are the CHESTS OF Captain of Police ana
Mrs William Hf Leavitt at their resi-
dence. Is Dorchester avenue.
Thomas Grady, the well-known local
druggist and his brother, John. have
been called to Fall River by the death
OF their sister. Mrs. Margaret Garlick.
Mrs Garlick leaves husband and two
small children.
This morning Letter Carriers John III.
Flaherty. Richard III. Hamerdy and Au-
gustus Nolde of the local office began
their Is days vacation
Yesterday afternoon those who conduct
ed the lawn festival for the benefit OF ST.
Teresas church on Manton avenue met
and awarded the many prizes.
The new Catholic church at Silver Lake
will be dedicated next Sunday morning
by the Rt Rev Bishop Harkins.
The Higgins Democratic club will meet
this evening. when plans for the coming
election will be made.
DR.. ]. r. Farrell. who has been dele
gate 10 medical convention at New
York. has returned home.