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st. Edwards Church was completely
packed this morning to witness the we'd
ding OF Miss Della Flynn, popular young
lady OF Wanskuck, and John Il. Devine of
Pawtucket. Miss Mamie Calvin was
bridesmaid and James Philips was
pest man. A pretiier bride
has never entered st. Edwards
church. She was gowned in white satin
dress trimmed with lace and wore wreath h
OF orange blossoms. The nuptial mass was
| celebrated by the Rev. Il. +. Doran who
performed the ceremony. Nearly every
member of the choir was present and
rendered appropriate music. AS the young
couple passed down the aisle, the organ
pealed forth the wedding march from
Lohengrin. Miss Kate Benson was organ
ist and the choir was under the direction
of MIR. Hugh Cassidy. This afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Devine started for New York
and Washington. On their return they
will make their home at 3i4 Garden
street, Pawtucket.
Mrs. j. F. Gamble and family OF SPRING
Held, Mass, are visiting Mrs. CANDLES
brother, Henry T.. Murphy of Veazie street.
Wanskuck. Labor Day Mrs. Gamble
visited the various places of interest in
her brother.
Officer l.. NJ. Bartlett pulled box Is at
4:45 this morning for ire rear of 20 RAN
dali street. Last Sunday there was a fire
in barn on Shawmut street and consid-
erable hay was damaged. John Gray who
keeps a variety store on Randall
street bought the damaged hay
aud slowed it in a tenants attic in the
rear OF his store, occupied by Michael
Kavanaugh. The hay in some manner got
on fire this morning and the damage to
the building and furniture will amount to
800. No insurance.
Officer p. j. McElroy pulled box 157 at
6:06 this morning for slight chimney
fire in the house of Margaret Fellows on
Branch avenue, near the the Branch ave-
nue. bridge No damage.
Electric car 1888 of the Pawtucket line
collided with carriage driven by Charles
M. Handy. Mr.. Handy was thrown out
and the carriage was smashed. Mr.. Handy
received sundry bruises about the body.
Five arrests at the Second Station last
night. Three drunks, one case of revel-
ing and one disorderly.
Two officers of the Second Station were
called to the residence of ex-Officer Nc
Cam on Royal street, yesterday after
noon. They found the house in a chaotic |
condition. McCann had knocked over |
the stove and had broke up considerable |
furniture, besides assaulting his wife. |
He will be arrested TO assault.
Saturday evening the residences OF AL |
derman Mccarthy on Charles street and |
Hon. T.. l.. Dronsfield, Charles Nichols, |
James Buckley, G. B. Simmons and many |
other prominent citizens of Admiral |
street were handsomely decorated with |
Chinese lanterns and bunting in honor of |
the new line of cars which started to run
Oh those streets Saturday.
Hon. Levi j. Cornell of Kenyon, Rhode 7
Island, was visiting friends in Wanskuck
Mr.. Cornell is a veteran OF the
late war, and Is on his way to Antietam
TO convention OF the Grand Army.
Last Saturday at a picnic in Marys-
vile, Clarence James and Harry Smith ran
4 100-yard dash for 500. James won. Tom
Hood was starter.
Mrs. Tillie Mcfarland, a former resi-
lent OF Wanskuck, but now located in
Connecticut, was visiting friends here
Mrs. A. NJ. Fyfe. wife OF the superin-
endent OF the Geneva Worsted Mills, has
rome to her home in Vermont for a few
weeks vacation.
John Linquist of Wanskuck has been
elected as delegate to the convention
II the Epworth League, which will be
leld in Boston the coming week. Mr..
.inquist will represent the Swedish NJ. II.
,hurch OF this city.
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