The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
NORTH ENDNEWS
Officer Everett Hall Married to Miss
Nellie King of Taunton.
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Night officer Everett Hall os the esecond
police station was married. at p m. Satnr-
day TO Miss Nellie King OF Taunton. Mass. mt
the residence of Rev. John O'Lesry on Gong
don street. The witnesses 20 the ceremony
were the mothers of the contracting parties.
After tho marriage ceremony the newly
married couple went TO the home OF the
grooms stepfather. 10 Dwight street, whore
an elaborate wedding dinner was served to
eoodly number of guests. anu this was foi'
lowed by a very pleasant reception.
The display OF costly. elegant and useful
presents was n large one and included
banquet lamp. valued at s25. from the Nara
pansett wheelmen's Club. Officer Hall Is
one OF the fastest bicycle riders in the State.
having won many choice prizes ia contests no
has entered. and is very highly respected and
esteemed by all who are fortunate enough TO
enjoy his acquaintance. His bride is very
popular resident Of Taunton. and both she
and her husband have the best wishes OF n
very large number Of friends for their future
prosperity and happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Hsll will reside in this city.
The bridegroom treated his brother officers
to the very finest Havanas procursble, and
pipes were for a time at discount at the
policemen's homes yesterday.
Thieves made an effort to enter the market
of william Adays 1900 North Main street.
some little while after 1 a. IN. today. They
broke large pane OF glass In one OF the win
dows but ms Mr.. Adams has inside shutters
on the windows, the efforts OF the robbers
we're frustrated. officer Edwards discovered
the broken window pane about o'clock this
morning.
The report OF the strange condition Jacob
Bearman found his store in when he opened
up for business Saturday morning led to some
sensational ghost stories being circulated. IL
will be remembered that articles that the
proprietor had hidden away were found laid
out for the inspection OF the first ono to visit
the place, and the disorder was such that ~
appeared as IL some uncanny visitor had been
in the store. This view OF the matter appeared
to ne supported by the facts that the store IL
well guarded by high gates and barbed wire
fences. Still there is some pretty good owl
dence tnat a very much human party did the
work, and there may be interesting develop
ments In the case II Besrman does not move
his business TO some other block.
The pupils Of the Immaculate Conception
parochial schools are enjoying n vacation the
present week.
Miss Polly Holmes. a well known vocalist of
this section OF the city. was one OF those tax.
ing part in the Graham concert in Keith g
Opera House last evening. Her numbers were
very pleasantly received.
very pleasant Christmas concert was
given by the scholars of jefferson Street
Church last evening.
There was considerable OF disturbance in
tho yard in the rear Of the store of Jacob
Bexrman last evening, and according to the
story Of one. Liei Rodvinsky and his wife Ida.
there are two sides to tho matter. Liel claims
bs was struck with n hammer by Jacob. and
Mrs. Rebecca Rodvinsky claims that when
sho went out in the yard. she found Mrs,
Bearman cutting her, Rebecca's, clothes line.
This made Rebeoca very angry, and she
wanted to know what Mrs. Besrman was
doing thai for. To which question Mrs. Bear
man replied: "what did you cut our cigar
cites fort" This remark. 1T is understood
meant to implioate Mrs. Rodvinsky with the
disorder Mr.. Bearman found existing in his
store Inst Saturday morning.
The husbands of both women. attracted by
the debate their wives were having, went
into the yard. As before stated, Mr.. Rod
whisky claims be was hit with n hammer,
and Mr.. Bearman claims he was struck with
a cane. There is evidently an absence of the
right kind Of neighborly feeling among the
parties. and 10 Is probable that the dispute
will be aired in the courts.