The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-05
CENTRAL FALLS.

"A meeting OF the Lincoln Town council
will be held Saturday afternoon at 2
O'clock
Tomorrow evening the newly elected
officers of Garfield Social Temple are TO
be installed and the temple will be visited
by the board of grand officers. There will
be collation. and every member is re-
quested TO be present.
A session of the Probate Court will be
held Monday evening at . o'clock.
Thomas Cunningham, n noted sprinter
of this village, will run a foot race at the
Pawtucket Driving Park, Saturday af
ternoon, with William Donnelly for "a
purse of $50 side.
Miss Emma Boardman, of this village,
and Eugene sullivan, former resident
here, were united in marriage at the
church of the Sacred Heart, Tuesday
afternoon.
At several places on Central street, near
the corner OF Mill street. the concrete side
walk is in a dangerous condition.
Officer Nelson +, Coombs who has been
confined TO his home by illness for few
days, went on duty last evening.
Officer Sylvester is still suffering with
severe sprained ankle.
John f. White, OF the PHILADELPHIA
Press, was in town yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Veteran
Firemens Association was held at their
quarters last evening. There was fair
number present The report Of the com
read, explained accepted and the commit
tee discharged. lt was voted to adopt
uniform like the sample presented which
Is as follows: Red shirt, white belt and
black helmet. On the back of the belt is
the word Volunteer" while on the front
slide are the letters &c. f." The helmet
has on the front shield, with name, etc
Several new names were proposed for
membership, but on account of going TO
Providence all business was continued
one week from last night to which time
the meeting adjourned. Then several of
the members went TO Providence to at
tend the fair of the Auxiliary Corps of the
Providence Gaspee Veteran Association.
Members can leave their orders for the
new uniform with any of the committee.
The newly-elected officers of Twilight
Temple of Honor were installed in their
hall, Edgerton's block, last evening, and
there was present good number of the
members, also representatives from other
temples. The officers were installed by
ID. q. V. Il. james B. Carter, as
sisted by G. W. L. William 4.
Harley. The officers installed were
w. c. T., Geo II. Thompson; w. V. T.,
Henry NJ. johnson; w. r., Henry c.
Duby; w. +. r., VIM. w. Harley; w.
Treas, VIM. NJ Harley: w. Chaplain,
Samuel Wixon; w. e.. Edward II. layer;
W. ID. T., r.. ID. Hays; w. g., Goseph II.
Thomas W. ;, August Lapham; r. w.
After the installation two new candi-
dates were initiated, and then came a col
latlon followed by social session.
There was large and fashionable wed
ding Mt the St Georges Episcopal church
last evening, the contracting parties being
DIR. Louis A. Wilson and Miss Lizzie May
Wills, both well-known and popular
young people. The hour named was
o'clock, but long before that time the
church was filled to overflowing AS the
wedding party entered the church Miss
Mabel Scott rendered the wedding march
from Lohengrin. The bride leaned upon
the arm OF her uncle, Mr.. James Wills,
who gave her away.
The Rev. y. w. Seaver performed the
wedding service The bride wore a white
satin entraine with tulle veil and the
orange blossoms. The two bridesmaids
were Miss Oracle O. Wills and Miss Dora
Barlow while Clinton Wilburand William
Wood acted as best men. The ushers
were W. n. Sweet, Herman Wilbur and
Frank Sibley. Immediately after the
ceremony they were driven to their home
at No. Jencks street, where reception
was held, and a fine spread served by Cat
erer Havens The presents were numer-
Gus, appropriate and costly, and showed
the nigh esteem in which they are held by
a large circle of friends who wish them
all success possible in their new venture
in life.
The vote on the piano at the fair of the
Institute Montcalm closed last evening
and was awarded to Mrs. James II.
Spaulding
One drunk was fined s2 and costs in the
District Court this morning
The Ladies' Social of the Embury NJ r..
Church held a pleasant gathering in the
chapel last evening. Supper was served.
which was partaken Of by large number.
Mrs. :. B. Hiscox and Mrs. L. H. Dexter
entertained
Box l13 will be pulled this week for a
trial trip.