The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
NORTH END NEWS
A Pretty Wedding at St.
Edwards Church Today.
Painters Narrow Escape in a
Lively Runaway.
THE Nrws BUREAU,
EoRTH END, AIS BRANCH AVENUE,
Telephone e0l-3.

Early this morning a very pretty wedding
took place at st. Edwards Church. The con-
tracing parties were John A. McHugh, a
popular young resident Qf Nanskuck, ana
Miss Mary H. "Feeiy The celebrant OF the
uuptial mass was hev. Father Mekenna, as-
sstant pastor OF the church. MIS- Ellen hni
Kilduff was bridesmaid and Patrick Donneuy
was best man. .
There was a large number OF the friends OF
the bride and groom present at the chu.en
service after which select number OF tho
most intimate friends went 20 the nome OF
tho brides parents; here very eiapoIa.e
wedding breakfast was served. me aS ,,S'
I'll the newly married couple utparteu oh
their wedding trip. -,
beliotrope silk and the costume OF the orlaes
maid was Of the same material.
The gifts received by the bride were very
choice ana beautiful. and evidenced the hlgh
,steem in which she Is held by large circle
.f friends. Mr.. ana Mrs. McHugh Will reside
The owl Social Club Of smith Hill were Wis
tied yesterday at Coles Beach by distin-
guished party Of their friends and the ocSa' s
yiands were served under the supervision Of
the "Only Racker,' Of picnic fame. and were
.'exze" grand. After the feast, Messrs;
Lovett and McNiff. assisted py chorus OF
mixed voices, rendered some old time vocal
aud Instrumental selections. Mr.. l.. r. Mul-
grew and Thomas McNin then donned ire
gloves and gave n four-round exhibition OF
scientific boxing. Then William Duffy ana
j. l.. Mulvey gave an exhibition OF long -dls'
tance swimming, and Mr. Duffy proved once
more his unapproachabihty IN his faVoffe
The party were then artistically grouped on
the shore and photographers MulVey did 'ho
kodak act. -
very charming trolley party under the
direction of Miss Sarah McCann or ADoott
street was held last evening. bullocks Point
was as far as the party went and the vlsiIors
spent the evening in a very eD1oyable manner
Among those who took part ~ IN the pleasant
affair were. Mr.. and Mrs. William u Oonnof,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McCann, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas sheridan, Mr. and Mrs John r. Ian,
per, Mr.. and Mrs William Nell, ch.,am, MT. ana
Mamie Mccormick. Katie Fitzgerald, Ellen
Clancy, Lizzie Brady. Mamie Quinn, Annie
smith MSsgle "sTa cS d. cShgy %aSon ha ana sister
Annie Kirby. Mrs. John Walsh ana messrs.
Daniel oConnor William keough. Henry
MoNally Thomas Kelley, John Fitzgerald,
John o'Brien, Edward McGinn, Vincent Nc
Cam. Eugene Daily.
Thomas Dolan. the. Gladstone avenue
painter, had narrow escape from belng
severely injured yesterday afternoon In a run
away. Mr.. Dolan owns horse that once
labored for its fodder In some more aristocrst'
ic locality than Gladstone avenue and the
painter has not been accustomed TO the driv-
ing OF horses. so the animal and he have their
t.le dienttSs The hSrss ssems S scye vfry N me
colors that the proprietor uses In dt cDratlns
the exterior and interior OF buildings are
mixed. This Is one source or Mr.. Dolan
troubles, for the steed generally starts before
its owner is fairly seated in the wagon and
people going by the shop have held thcir
breath many time. as they feared the man
would fall under the horses heels and have
his Uranium battered 10 pieces. Good fortun,
has always been with the genial wielder oi
the brush until yesterday.
He had just loaded mp his wagon with paint
and oils TO take 10 a big job ho has near Paw
txuet, and the horse being even more anxious
than ever TO get away from Smiths Hill
started on the run ana the wagon was tipped
over and Mr.. Dolan and two OF his workmer
narrowly escaped with unbroken necks
Though the ticker in Miller ~ Vaughan
showed no fall in the price OF the stock OF th'
Lead Trust, still the proprietor of the Chalk
stone avenue paint shop knows lead did Ia
yesterday. The wagon was somewhat IN
lured, but the defects in that vehicle were
bcmedied by grocer Rooney, who IL consider
pblo OF n wheewright, even though he give
host of his time to the sale OF choice articles
of food.
Alderman Mccarthy Is said TO have passe,
ihis remark on the recent elections IN Ireland
The McCarthyItes seem tn be as strong ther
A. they are in the Third Ward"
Miss Mary Calvin ~ Nanskuck, accom-
panied By Miss Katie Na'a, is visiting friend
IN Hartford, Conn.
Joseph Gummeraux has returned from
visit to friends in Fall River.
Joseph Murray, an old resident OF Wanskuck
died AT his home on Veazie street yesterday