The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-12
NORTH END NEWS
Trolley Car CollIded With q Hack on
Branch Avenue This Morning,
Marriage Of James III. Fagan and Miss
Annie Kesfe, Last Evening.
The NEWS BUREAU.
NORTH END. l2s BRANCH AVENUE,

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Telephone Ui-a
large number Of young residents oi
Wanskuck went to ST. James Church at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon to witness
the marriage Of Mr.. ia mes II. Pagan to
Miss Annie Keefe. The marriage cere-
Pine, pastor Of the Church. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Susan Keefe,
and the groom by Mr.. Thomas O'NeilL
Alter the church service the invited guests
repaired to the home Of the BRIDES
parents on Cottage Row, where fine
wedding dinner was served. This was
followed by q pleasant reception, during
best wishes OF friends. There was fine
display OF wedding presents TO testify TO
the popularity OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pagan.
They will go to housekeeping at once in
their handsomely furnished house on
Henrietta street.
About 9:so O'Clock this morning trolley
car 444 struck the pole OF a hack stand
ing near st. Edwerd'c Church on Branch
avenue. The pole was broken, and the
hack tipped over on the sidewalk. For
tunately there was no one in the hack, as
those who had been riding in it were in
, the church attending q funeral service:
The horses attached to the hack Were not
injured and the only other damage that
was apparent in addition to the broken
pole was the tearing off of one OF I he mud
guards over the wheels. a new pole was
obtained and the hack was able 10 follow
the funeral cortege to the cemetery. The
a fair created much unnecessary excite
ment In the neighborhood of the church.
Fred Pendergsst is in New York as
witness In an important law suit.
Ii Is probable that John Il. Dolan, q
young lad who resides at 372 Branch
avenue, will be more careful about steal
ing rides on the trolley cars in the future
N ~ fo sN~lA IL -
on a car yesterday Afternoon and when
he saw the conductor jumped OF back
ward and fell op the back Of his head,
cutting deep cash thereon, which re-
quired the services OF DIR. ]. II. Bartley
to close. He is considered fortunate in
escaping without more serious injury.
Mrs. Ann Masterson, an old resident
OF Wanskuck, died yesterday at~rnoon.
She had been confined to her h. ne by
illness tor q number of years and IS said
to leave quite valuable estate for her
heirs.
A telephone wire between wanskuck
mill and Weeden's mill was broken by
last nights storm.
A number OF branches were blown
from trees near the highways and Della
hunt street was well washed out as fur
ther result of the storm.
A motorman on q Smiths Hill car,
about $3.50 last evening, saw a lot Of
smoke noatinR over the building on the
south side Of Smith street near It's juno
tion with orms, owned by Burlingame
and whipple, and ran Into No. IL engine
house which Is Just across the street.
Hose Company No. ~ and Hook and
Ladder No. 3 got their machines out put
found no occasion to use them, as the
smoke came from nearby chimney.
La Sale Council, X. OF c., held well
attended meeting in Hedley's hall last
evening.
Peter Clarkin Of wanskuck Is making
his neighbors envious by driving around
in handsome new sulky.
A horse attached to q team belonging to
the Scott street planning mill ran up
Charles street about 80 o'clock last even.
ing. Ii ran across Randall square at q
pretty lively gait but was stopped Just as
it turned the corner ON Randall street by
Peter Kenny, bright distributor of The
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