The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-26
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Town Council Meets and Appoints
Supervisors OF Election.
Business Meeting Of Up-lo-Date Club.
Birthday Celebration.

Yesterday afternoon the Town Council
held meeting for the purpose of electing
supervisors for the election which takes
place Wednesday, April 7th. All the
members were present except councilman
Benjamin Martin, who has been absent
in California during the winter, but Is
now on his way home and Is expected TO
return today The following persons
We're elected: Republicans-First dis
trict, George NJ. Bliss Arthur 5. Barney,
Miles II. Ray; Second district-Richard
ii. Roe ;. G. Hoist, ;. Willard Bridg-
ham; Third district-Frank :. Clement,
Fred W. Cady, Edward III. Adams DEM
ocrats-First district-Bernard NJ Dowd,
Charles A. Burns, James II. McGary;
Second district, Charles A. Mowry Ed
ward III. Horton, David III. Miller; Third
district, Henry b. Warner, j. ;. Payne,
Frank s. Sweet
Last evening the Up-To-D Date Club held
a business meeting in the Business Men, 8
Association rooms The resignation Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Barstow was ac-
cepted, and committee consisting of
Archer G.. Anthony, Clifford Carpenter
and Miss Mabel McTwiggan were ap-
pointed to secure stage manager to
supply the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Mr.. Barstow. The club voted
to give an entertainment in their rooms
the first Thursday evening after Easter.
Last evening the regular meeting of
Fraternity Encampment No. IL i. ..
o. 4. was held in Odd Fellows Hall
and considerable routine business was
transacted. After which social smoke
talk was indulged in for an hour.
A new branch of the order of Catholic
knights of America has been recently
formed i'm this town, and is known as the
Sacred Heart Branch No. S02. A meeting
was held last evening, and three mcm-
Atxs.je
grand concert and ball soon after Lent,
and IA committee was appointed to make
the necessary arrangements. James No
Ian and j. j. Sullivan were appointed
aides to represent Sacred Heart Branch,
upon the staff of Chief Marshal Dunn,
in the annual parade of the order, to take
place in Providence, next June. The
local branch already numbers 30 members.
Last evening about 30 friends of Mrs.
Richard X. Bushnell gathered at her res
idence on Taunton avenue to assist in the
proper observance of her birthday ami
versary Music and games were enjoyed
until "a late hour, when refreshments were
served. The occasion was most enjoyable.
Mrs Bushnell was kindly remembered
by her friends in the way of birthday
gifts.
Mrs. Olive B. Tyler, who had been
missing from her home on Summit
street since Wednesday, was found last
evening at the resluence OF rclatlNe III
Pawtucket, where she had wandered
while i'm weak minded condition ON the
evening she was reported TO the police.
She returned TO her home with her hus-
band.
Yesterday there was an all day meeting
at Gospel Hall, Leslie Block. The attend
ance was large at every session. In the
morning the service was conducted by
Miss Cora Jacobs one of the matrons OF
the Sophia Little Home Tho afternoon
service was led by Rev. Mr.. Deane OF
Graniteville, II. l.. and in the evening
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds of Norwood, X. l.,
preached.
Wednesday afternoon Charles Carey OF
| Colraine, Mass. and Miss Grace Mabel
| Cleveland, daughter of Rev. A. A. Cleve-
| land, of this town, were united in mar
riage at the residence of Mr.. Lewis Norton
| In Everett, Mass Immediately after the
| ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Carey left for
| Berkshire, Mass, where they will remain
| IA week, after which they will make Their
home in Wakefield, II. l., where Mr.,
| Carey is principal of tho Grammar school
| Mrs. Carey has resided I'm this town
| about 20 years and was n graduate of the
| high school, and was also graduate OF
| the class of '96 of Brown University.