The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-29
NORTH END NE VS.
John e. Canning and Miss Nellie 6.
Fitzgerald Married This Morning.
An Expert wheelman Meets With an
Unpleasant Accident.
The NEWS BUREAU,
EoRrn END, t2S BRANCH AVENUE,
Telephone HOl-3


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At st. Patrick's Church this morning
at 8 O'Clock there was very pretty we'd
ding ceremony, the contracting parties
being John T.. Canning, Esq, who Is AS
sociated with the law firm OF Com
stock & Gardner, and Miss Nellie g.
Fitzgerald, a popular and highly esteem
ed young lady Of the parish. The cell
brant OF the nuptial mass was Rev.
Father Briscoe, rector of the church,
who also performed the marriage cere-
mony. The groomsman was Mr.. Joseph
Il. Canning and the bridesmaid was
Eliza abeth Fitzgerald.
The bride wore a very rich travelling
costume of mode shade and carried a
bouquet OF Catherine Mermett roses: The
costume OF the bridesmaid was similar TO
that OF the bride.
The church services were followed by
O wedding breakfast ana a very. pleasant
reception at the home of the BRIDES
mother on State street. at which place
gathered a number of friends OF the
bride and groom from this city, Boston
and Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canning left at o'clock
for wedding journey, which Will in-
clude a visit TO New York and Pniladel-
hia, and on their return will lake up
their residence at their new home on
Doyle avenue.
Tie wedding gifts were very choice,
numerous and beautiful, and ia some de-
gree evidenced the high place IN the es-
TEEN OF their many friends and acquaint-
ances that the newly married couple
hold.
Merton Duxbury, the we'll known cross
country oyciist, had very unpleasant
experience on Randall square early last
evening. lie was riding along behind
wagon and did not notice man VINO was
coming across the square, and got De
tween him and the wagon. His wheel
truck the crosset OF the highway very
lightly but DuxDury was thrown several
feet forward and landed on his hands
snd knees in the gutter on the south side
of the square. He was fortunate enough
TO escape without sny other injury than
a few scratches on his hands.
There was large attendance at the
fair of the Emmet Temperance Cadets
last evening in Dimond hall The Olney-
willie Temperance Cadets and the Bow
doin Social Club were the guests OF the
cadets during the evening. The fair
committee consists of j. II. O'Connor,
>hairmap; Captain b. H. Waters, Lieu
.enant j. II. Healey, Lieutenant }. IL.
Henderson, Sergeant c. j. Sadlier, Pri-
secretary; Private McMallery, Corporal
J. H. Shea, w. III. Canning, Nj. ii. Nc
Guire and w. A. Graham.
George Batchellor, who resides on
Branch avenue, reported to the police OF
the Second Police Station the loss OF a
valuable dog, and at 1915 this morning
the animal was found wandering along
the avenue by one of the patrolmen
connected with the station. The latter
took the dog in charge and Mr.. Batchel-
lor was notified anu soon the truant was
enjoying the pleasures of home once
more.
fellow who had been indulging toe
freely in liquor made himself very disa'
greeable 10 people at the head OF Beacon
street yesterday afternoon. Captain
Baker was notiied and went in search ol
the offending party. who seemed tC
have sustained enough of his cunning tC
keep up his lead on the captain, but the
latter by the use OF head work managed tC
capture him. The only charge thai
could be made against the ugly party wa,
that of drunkenness, and he was bnec
for his offence today.
Richard Collins has returned to work
on the Branch avenue electric line.