The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-05
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWTUCkET.
Annual Meeting of the Ladies' soidiers
n,a.,ori.l AssociatiOn.


Memorial Association.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Sol
diers' Memorial Association was heia IN
the parlors OF the Business Mems Asso-
ciation Yesterday afternoon.
The reports of the secretary and treas
urer were presented and recaived; Ine
report of the secretary, Mrs Nj. "A. 4
Saunders, records the death of four mem
bers during the year-Mrs. Almon n.
Goodwin. George II. Fuller, John
Adams aud William ii. Taylor.
The committee appointed year ago 10
secure charter were continued Win ln-
structions To procure the same. The sec
retary was instructed to- prepare
memorial OH the death OF
Mrs. A. X. Goodwin. The fol
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. j. l.. Wheaton; ice-presidents, Mrs
+. G. Sayles. Mrs. l.. Il. Darling. Mrs. Ii.
A. Stearns. Mrs ID. q. Iittleiield, Mrs
j.. III. Chace; secretary, Mrs. NJ A. Saund-
ers; treasurer, Mrs. l.. Is. Coil; auditor.
Mrs. A. A. Mann; auditing committee,
the president, vice-presidents, secretary
aud treasurer, and Mrs. II. Conant ana
Mrs. Edward Thayey. The old board oi
directors was reelected.
The Names Placed on the List.
Yesterday afternoon the Board OF Al
dermen decided 10 place the names OF the
personal property voters, who voted at
The April election, but VINO were not as
sessed by the tax assessors, on the regis,
try list. The board was In session until
1890 o'clock last night canvassing the
lists. when an ADJOURNMENT WAS taheh
until this afternoon.
The 4. X. Club Elect Officers.
The Il. h Club, social orsanzaHon of
Pawtucket of a high order, held its an
nual gathering and election OF officers III
tie Trocadero, Providence, last evening.
There were AZ members oil the ciub pres
ent, who partook of one OF Illllnghast
best dinners, after which the following
officers were elected: President, Charles
j.. Pervear: secretary, Frederick IL Ma
q son; treasurer, Benjamin w. Gardlner
During the evening a history OF the ciut
was read by Col III. A. Pierce, and stories
and remarks of a social order served u
pass the evening pleasantly.
Twice sold at Auction.
The old Atlantic engine house on Pleas
ant View, which was sold at auction TIVE
weeks ago by Carlos u. Rogers. auctiopeer
bv order of the city council committee OIL
oroperty, was advertised to be sold agar
this afternoon. AT The last sale 1t wa
bid in by William w. Collins for th'
committee, who now are again desirou
of disposing of IL.
The District Court.
Tn the district court this mornini
James II. Kelly was fined $50 and cost
for making an assault upon his wife
She appeared in court with blackene'
eve and other marks of cs.se. she ha
child but three weeks old.
The liquors seized at John Osfieid's plac
were declared forfeited to the state. Th
cases against him for maintaining liq
nor nuisance aud selling without liceas
were continued until the 10Th inst.
Points of Interest.
Joseph Babcock fell of a load OF san
Yesterday over on the Plains, and tn
wheel of the tipcart ran over his thigh
badly bruising the flesh aud muscles, bu
breaking no bones.
A horse belonging to William Harve
strayed away from house on DIV
street Yesterday afternoon, and wa
picked up later on Pleasant View.
The meeting at the rooms OF the Y. NJ
G.. A. tomorrow afternoon Will be ad
dressed by the Rev. j. B. Marsh.
A hat and bonnet party was held q
the residence of Miss Annie Crandall o
Barton street, last evening, Louis Mach
and of PROVIDENCE, secured one OF IN
prizes offered aud 4. Major Graham tf
other.