The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-19
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Two Large Weddings in I'M
maculate Conception.
Complaint About Carting Swill In
Leaking Farm Wagons
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There was two big weddings in the
| Church of the Immaculate Conception
this morning, the participants being
among the most popular young people in
the city. At O'Clock Rev. j. W. Nc
| Carthy united Mr.. Henry Maddern and
| Miss Katie Farley OF Vermont street. Mr..
| Francis Maddern was best man and the
bridesmaid was Miss Julia Feeney, an in
| innate friend OF the bride. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF the
brides parents, followed by a reception
which was largely attended
At s o'clock Mr.. Henry Casey, an en-
ploye at the screw works, and Miss Katie
Begley were married. Mr.. John Casey,
the bridegrom's brother, was best man,
and Miss Mamie Begley, sister OF the
bride, was bridesmaid. A wedding break
fast was served at the house on Hedley
street and an all day reception followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey will go to Cincinnati
for their honeymoon and will return to
this city to live.
Anot her runaway and narrow escape
occurred about $3.50 p. m. yesterday.
Four horses attached to one OF Waterman's
vitriol wagons ran away on Randall street
and dashed into Randall Square, where
they were fortunately stopped by the driver
OF another of Mr.. Waterman's wagons.
II they had gone down congested Charles
street there would have been trouble.
Don't forget to curl your hair for Mr..
and Mrs. James Becket's reception in
What Cheer Hall tonight. This happy
couple have just returned from their
bridal tour and have issued 300 invita-
tions TO friends TO call and congratulate
them.
Speaking of the petition for the re-
moval of policeman McElroy, the hearing
on which comes up today, a prominent
Wonskuck resident says: "Only a lot OF
soreheads want him removed. They are
persons he has arrested, or threatened to
arrest. McElroy is one of the best police
men we ever had"
Policeman Briggs is enjoying furlough
this week.
Peter Griffin is said to have imbibed too
freely of Capron's rum last night and got
into scrap with some Italians. Patrol
man Pointer happened around and jailed
Peter for drunkenness.
Farmer jerks lives in LIMERICK and
sent Portuguese farm hand to the
"swill factory" yesterday fternoon to get
a load of swill. The wagon was old and
feeble and broke down on Charles street,
near Randall Square, on the return trip.
The swill was deposited in the street and
the residents of "Jewtown" had to sleep
with closed windows. This practice OF
carting swill through the streets in leaky
wagons is malodorous TO North End resi-
dents, who protest that while the city
offal wagons have TO be tight it is dis
graceful to allow farmers to leak swill
throughout the route taken to convey it
to their farms. II is foul-smelling. The
superintendent OF health is appealed to to
take some measures to prevent IT,
The graduating class of the Branch ave-
nue. school were 'at home' last Nening,
and the school hall was filled with
merry party of pupils parents, friends
and teachers.
One side of Branch bridge has been re-
IihhhtA lpN lnt tIllLtIS lulHk lllt
other side needs attention.
Matthias Kelly, y years old and one OF
the oldest residents of this city, died yes
terday at his home, AS Cypress street.
Deceased was upright and greatly re-
spected. One of his sons, John, is en-
ployed in the city engineers department
City Hall. The funeral will be held at 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning at the house.