The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-02
EAST PROVIDENCE.

scripture reading, Principal Smith and
school; song, "Welcome Arbor Day."
school; readiog OF the "Governor's Proc
lamation," Ssmmie Lincoln; recitation.
"Arnor Day." Edith Baker; exercises on
the use of Arbor Day, by the pupils OF
the first room; song, "SpriDgtime,"
school; class exercises on the "Chorus OF
the Flowers" by the pupils OF the
eighth room; also exercises by the pupils
| of the seventh room, "Floral Emblems"
class exercises by the class from the
sixth room on .'Shrubs"; song, "Star
Spangled Banner" school; class exercises
by class from NTH room on vines;
exercises on the Legend OF the Narcis-
sus, +" by the class of the fourth room; ex-
ercises on "Plsnts and Seeds" by the
| third room; exercises on "Trees" by the
pupils OF several room; recitation, "Ali
Things Beautiful by Ethel Ormsbee;
song, "Corne Back Sweet Nav" school;
address by Superintendent Ellis and Prin-
cipal Smith; planting OF tree by the pu-
pills of the first and second rooms.
ARBoR DAY IN PORTER STREET SCHOOL.
The pupils OF the fifth room at Porter
street school enjoyed a fine Arbor Day
program yesterday. under the inspiration
and direction of their teacher, Miss
Julia B. q. Plummer, and acquitted
themselves most creditably In carrying
pirate exercises: Song. "The Rluebird's
Song. ""school; scripture selection; song,
"Welcome to Arbor Day. school; recita-
iton, "Arbor Day. Bina Brown; song,
"The Violet" Theresa Mahoney. Maud
Kenyon, Irene Budlong, Abby Mcdonald,
Winnie Lawn; class exercise, Chorus
of the Flowers;" the Honeysuckle Win
ME LAWN; the Dandelion, Theresa Ma
honey; the Nasturtium, Phemie MAR;
the Fra, Maggie Ritchie; the Forget Me-
Not, Freddy winmsn; the Violet. John
Lamphear; song, 80. Where Have You
Been, Little Birds?p school; recitation,
"floral Emblems," Ruth Childs, Maud
Kenyon, Edith Olson and Lauretta Dar-
cy; song, tired, White and Blue, :
schools recitation, Shrubs" Howard
Donald; recitation, "Hawthorne," Flora
Meanahan; recitation, "The Ivy Green"
Irene Budlong; recitation, "The Wood :
bine," Clarence Brown; recitation, "The
Honeysgekle," Maggie Clancy; recita.
song, ssWnere Do All the Daisies Cor"
echool; recitation, "The Pansies, Katie
Farrar; recitation, "Roses," Nellie Mo-
ran; recitation, Legend OF the Narcis-
, sus,n John Dyer; recitation, "Lillies of
"The Pretty Pink" Mary Unsworth;
recitation, "If ] Were a Flower" Alta
Holmes; song, DAINTY Milkw.ed Ba-
|, bies," school; recitation. "Song OF the
Grass Blades" Lucien Childs; recitation,
.. "How the Flowers Crow" Fanny stans-
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|. Ivan; recitation, "Msrigcld," Nellie Sui
Sweet; recitation, "Motto OF the Forget
Me Not" Lloyd sutton; so1g, "ln My
Little Garden Bed" school; recitation,
"sweet Pea" Lucien Chllds; recitation,
"Four o Clock" Annie Redding; rscita-
tion. "Ill Help You and You help
Me-" Jenny Sweet; recitation, "a Sem
sible Fir Tree" Katie Farrar; recitation,
"The Tree, - Maud Kenyon; song, "lhe
| 49, "A
tion; "All Things Beautiful," Freddy
Carpenter; song, "My Prayer" school
, An adjourned meeting of the Town
Council was held yesterday to consider
the applications fer liquor, hotel and
vitualiing licenses. private caucus was
half an hour, not even the clerk being
, admitted. When the door was opened a
large number of those who were interest
ed in the license question filed into the
council chamber. A list OF applicants for
= hotel licenses at Riverside were read, and
Y on motion OF ex-President Wilson it was
5 voted not to grant any hotel Licenses this
I year. There were remonstrances against
1 a number of the places by those who live
within 200 feet.
Rathbone Gardner, attorney for the
Rumtord Chemical Works, said that be
had made application to the treasurer,
David >. X ay for the payment OF the tax
Q which tire court bad decided was ILLEGALLY
assessed with interest amounting To s9l2s,
but the treasurer preferred -te-Aave the
council order him TO pay ii. The order
was pecsed. The licenses were then taken
; up. On motion of Mr.. Wilson, it was
voted that the price of first class liquor
license be $500, and second class s3n0,
Joseph NJ. Gerhard was granted whole
sale liquor license for his place on Sum-
nit street.
The petitions of Robert III. Tobin, Jere-
! iniah sullivan, Francis Harrington, Dan
iel Mahoney, Cornelius Sullivan, Rich
ard Murphy Michael MURPHY, Michael
= Fogarty, Jerry FourDier Edwin j. jerks,
! George IL. Cransion, and George Is.
,, Boy6en were granted licenses and White
Il Case, Charles II. CRUDE, Patrick Kagan,
Francis Brady, Byron +. Cheney, Edward
Kuffer were given leave to withdraw.
, communi ication was received from
. Manager Potter of the Union Railroad stat
ing that he would do all in his power to
assist the town officials in prohibiting
: roudyism on the cars during the coming
I season. rhe following special consta bies
/, were sppointed: For Matchemoket dis
trict. William II. Mathewson, Solomon
W. Jacobs. William Il. Hunter, John p.
o Mullih, Jessie z. Arnold. Wayland II.
{ smith, James A. Brown, William j.
Sullivan .fWslliam A. jerks, Sterhen III.
! | Barstow, Justin w. Wilson. William r..
, Williams, Fred ID. Burdick, Phillip j.
, Hopp and Charles A. Champlin. For
Rumford, Edwin Dexter, thomas IL. Law
ton, Martin Ii. johnson, Joseph Cana.
For Riverside. George ). Bell, Henry ID.
German, Frank Il. White, Frank jerks,
: Charles A. Adams, Isaac II. Rogers Ed
win ID. Hicks, John :. Adamsop, Edwin
. ID. Briggs, special officers for Crescent
, Park, by request of George B. Boyden
( George Il. Boyden, Sylvester j. Clements,
James Clarke, Robert Gibson and Caleb
S White. The petitions of Charles G..
Burnes and BENJAMIN. w. Gallup TO be
auctioheers were granted. Petitions of
James A. Sullivan and James Ingraham
were granted. The following petitioners
10 be appointed special corstables were
given leave to withdraw: William Will
8 math, George n. Miller. The following
victualling licenses were granted: Ruth
. l.. Perlsius, Charles III. Aldrich. Margaret
T.. Shackford. Is. Il. Thomas, all at River
side. The following were given leave to
withdraw: Arthur l.. Harrington, Byron
| ~ Eh.sao.. "A Ia.an. Grnn., l,oar.o D.