The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-07
AT NORTH END.
Welded ar st. PArickS-Tblri Ward
Politics.


In the presence of a large number Of friends
Mr.. Frank Goodwin and Miss Minnie Doyle
two well known and very popular younS resi-
dents Of this part of the city, were united in
marriage at ST. Patricks church this morning
by. Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, assistant pastor
of the church. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Annie Doyle, and the groom
By MIR. John i. Hennessey. nuptial mass
followed the marriage ceremony.
The bride wore a very handsome and be
coming costume OF pink muslin de sole and
carried a bouquet of choice bridal roses. The
gown of the bridesmaid was of the same ma
terial as that OF the. bride, and she also car
ried roses,
After the church service the bridal party
repaired TO the home of the brides parents
on Randall street, where choice wedding
breakfast was served. Then followed de-
hghtful reception at which there was an ele'
CANT display Of gifts, including articles OF
great value and remarkable beauty. These
gifts, priced as they were, were but slight
indications of the esteem in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodwin are held by many persons who
have been lifelong friends who respect and
esteem them and whose good wishes, were
they fulfilled. would make them one OF the
very happiest couples that were ever welded
in old st. PatricSs or anywhere else.
The newly married couple left on an after
noon train for New York, and before their
return they will visit friends in that city,
Washington and Philadelphia.
A MERIToRloUs CONCERT.
There was very large audience in attend
ance at the concert given last evening in the
Asbury NJ. 4. church. The concert was given
by the Beacon Concert Company. and was in
every way a meritorious affair. All of those
taking part won the warm approval of the
audience and the praise extended was well
deserved. AS will be seen from the program
here given, the selections were OF high
order, and 1t was an evening Of instruction as
we'll as one Of enjoyment.
There were many demands for encores,
which were in nearly every instance granted.
The numbers were as follows: Piano solo,
salute a'Pesth," Kowalski. Miss Clare Stone
Barnard recitation, Lady Teazle and Sir
Peter" from 'school for Scandal" Little
Holly Bickford; whistling solo, Austrian
Song" Pacher, Miss Hattie f. Corners; so
prano solo, Ave Maria" with cello obli
gato Gounod, Master Henry Bailey and
Misc Thompson; cornet solo. Columbia, ="
recitation. "selling the Baby" Miss Bicl-
ford cello solo, Melody" Rubenstein,
Pepper. Miss Ella Thompson; whistling solo,
''Twittering of Birds" Billema. Miss Con-
ners soprano solo, "The Holy CITY," Adams,
Master Bailey; cornet solo, Palm
Branches, . Fauyre Little Helen Apollonio;
recitation, selected, Miss Bickford.
POLITICS ARE WARNER.
Councilman Dennis n. Sheahan is ap.
parently not at all worried at the work now
being done by some Democratic politicians of
Wanskuck against him. Mr. Sheahan believes
that victory will bo even more easily achieved
this year than ii was last, when in show
down he overwhelmingly defeated two candi-
dates, one of whom is in the field this year.
Certain circulars have been issued calling
for meeting OF voters OF Wanskuck but Mr..
kheahan calls attention 90 the fact that the
circulars are unsigned. and says that no one
had the spunk 20 father the movement ard
sa-s that none OF his friends Will attend this
gathering. though il is possible some of his
enemies may east few votes for him in
order TO make the thing not look as ones sided
as the gathering certainly will be.
Mr.. sheahan also finds that the sentiment
Of the voters is against holding district
caucus at Waaskuck. Last year such eau
Gus was held, and though Mr.. Sheahan's
opponents promised when he was found 10
have the majority Of the votes at the meet.
ing not To go into the general caucus and
fight Mr.. sheahan, such a promise was not
kept
In the MEANWHILE the Republican ward
committee is wide awake and 1t promises to
put In the field ticket that will be a yots
getter.
NORTH END NOTES.
Last night was an easy one for the officers
OF the secon d police station. There were but
two arrests.
The cutting down OF the sand bank in the
rear OF Charles street, near the square. and
the position of some Of the houses thoic
give tho streets running through tie place a
rather zig gag appearance.