The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-05

much to bring 1t into its present high
standing among the college fraternities.
Mr. and Mrs Reynolds will mako we'd
ding tour and on returning TO Proyi-
dence will reside on Arch street.
William ]. Butler OF this city has been
granted pension.
III. w. Longfellow has attached the
property Of Elizabeth Parrish, according
60 the city hall records.
A sale and dance for the benefit of the
Woman's Exchange will be held this even
ing at the MCGOWAN House on Waterman
street.
A delivery wagon belonging to Rice "
Hay ward, broke down at the corner Of
wickenden and Hope streets yesterday af-
ternoon.
1he following persons have taken out
marriage licenses from the registration
office Benjamin B. Follett and Florence
A. Tingley; Nelson Green and Emelia
Breault; William j. Ward and Zalie Il.
True.
Prof c. O. FlagR, director of the ex-
pertinent station connected with the
Rhode Island College of Agriculture. has
tondered his resignation TO the board OF
management and IL has been accepted
to take effect later on. Prof. Flagg is
engaged on several important expert
ments, which he wishes TO complete be-
fore he leaves.
A memorial service in honor OF the late
Henry George is to be held at the Rich
mond Street Congregational Church on
Sunday evening. The speakers will DC
DIR. T.. BENZ. Andrews Of Brown CDiver-
sity, James A. Hcrnc, author OF "Shore
Acres, and Franklin Garland will read
some selections from Mr. Georges works.
Rev. Mr.. Larry will preside over the meet
ing. A chorus OF 90 voices will provide
music.
Last evening as Robert q. Foster and
wife were driving on Reservoir avenue,
their vehicle came into collision with
one driven by Edward Nolan. Both
horses were going at fair rate Of speed
and came together with such forcs that
Mr.. Foster and Mr.. Nolan were thrown
out. Mrs Foster retained her seat in the
buggy. which was wrecked. None OF the
occupants were blurred, but Mr.. Fosters
horse broke one of its forelegs and was
shot by Officer Kennedy. The animal was
OF trotting stock and valued at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Bartlett were
surrounded by their relatives and friends
at their home, 81 Warren street, on the
occasion of the fifth anniversary of their
marriage. They were the recipients of
many tokens OF esteem and love. Duriny
the evening there was an abundance of
instrumental and vocal music and at 10 80
o'clock supper was served. There were
throe generations present, the Oldest be-
ing Mrs Lucy Bartlett vf North Attic
boro, who for the occasion was the young
est of the party, but the youngest was
Freddie" tot of 10 months, and the
elder Mrs. Bartlett was happy for she was
Freddie's great grandmother.
The United Train Of Artillery held
their annual parade and banquet last
evening. The U. 4. A. drum corps led
them over the following line Of march: :
Canal street to Exchange Place. to Dor
rance. Westminster. Dexter, Cranston,
Brigham, Broad, Weybosset, Dorrancc,
Exchange Place and Canal streets.
Covers for 125 were laid at the banquet,
and speeches were made by Col. TiliDg
bast. Adjt Eddy, Lieut. Col. Dan
forth, Capt. Perrin, Z Lieut.. Andrews,
Lieut.. Scully. Lieut.. Hall, Maj. Miner,
Sergt Maj. French, Com. Scrgt. Glincs,
Quartermastcr ScrRt. Strcctcr, and Ord
nance Sergt Angel. The committee OF ar
rangements consisted Of Capt Harring-