The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-23
Beautiful Wedding Ceremony
Took Place Last Evening
on Rand Street.
The West Side Republican Club
Observed Queens Jubilee
at Their Rooms.
wAYslDH oATnERHRs' CONCERT.
Boy Seriously ScaIded Yesterday Afternoon
Fire At Mc0unagIe's Drug S&ore-csslus
the Library Books -Inte sesting Notes.

The marriage of Miss Emily Allen,
daughter of Mrs. Annie H. AIKEN, and John
Watson took place last evening at the
home OF the bride at No.21 Rand street.
The ceremony was performed at 1880
O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. McGregor of the
Pawtuckst Congregational Church.
Surrounded by . host Of friends the
happy couple were made to feel that their
advent into new life would be crowned
by full share of happiness The rooms
were decorated with ferns and .potted
plants, and as the wedding party wended
its way from the rear rooms to an alcove
in the front parlor 1t presented pleasing
sight. Proceeding the bride and groom
were two flower girls, Bessie Moody and
Jennette Mocaskin, and two pages, Master
James M. Mccaskin and Bernard Costello.
The bride was gowned IN white silk
trimmed with rich lace and ribbons, ,with
. a long flowing tulle veil, caught up with
lilies of the valley, she carrying q bouquet
She was attended by Miss Robina Allen,
who wore rich costume OF white organdie
over white; silk and trimmed with 1ace
and ribbons. The groom was attended by
James Watson of Providence.
The bridal party grouped beneath the
wedding bell while the beautiful strains
of Lohengrin's wedding march pealed
forth, it being artiscally rendered by Miss
Jenny K. Anderson of Boston.
After the ceremony reception was held
from to 10 O'Clock, the time passing away
pleasantly in social intercourse. and dane
ing to the music of Hswes' orchestra.
Shortly after 10 o'clock Mr. and Mss.
Watson left on wedding trip, ,the destin-
alton of which was kept secret fpom their
friends. The ushers were Fred Jones,
Robert Anderson, Alexander Dow and
William Love. CHESTS were present from
Boston, Rosindales Providence. Bx1stol and
adams. Upon their return they will re-
side at No. 81 Rand street. Many beauti-i
fnl presents were displayed in side room
of the parlor. k=r
Young Boy Seriously scalded.
"A 5-year-old boy ,named McCauIsy. son
of Patrick McCauley of No. 10 Earle street,
met with q serious scalding accident yes,
terday afternoon In TIE yard of the Nichol-
son File Company. The young lad had
just come from school and was playing
about the yard where. some of the employees
were melting some tar. In some manner
the boy stepped into 4khe boiling mass Of
liquid and both of bis feet were scaldad
in shocking manner. The right foot
presented q horrible sight, while the left
foot, although not SO badly scalded, yet,
was enough to cause intense pain DIR.
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cessary remedies. The bey was taken to,
his home and In the opinion of the doctor
it will be two or three weeks before he will
be able to be out again.
The Democratic Club.
The Central Falls Democratic Club met
last evening and the meeting resulted In
one Of the most important events Of the
association. President Gormam occupied
the chair, and in opening the meeting laid
great stress upon the Importance of each
one striving to increase the registry roll.
Considerable discussion followed relative
to the best method to pursue In the matter
Of registration and 1t was finally voted to
postpone the consideration Of 1t to the
next meeting. A resolution WAS intro
duced to have grand outing OF the club
and q committee was appointed to look
into the matter and report at the next
meeting. At the close of the business
meeting remarks were made by some of
the members.
Held Special Meeting.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
held a special meeting last evening to take
action on the death Of John McDonough,
whose funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from his home on Dexter street.
The deceased was one of the oldest men,
bers Of the society and one who at all times
took great interest In the workings of the
temperance cause. The members voted to
turn out In body at the funeral, and the
following committees were appointed to
make the necessary arrangements: Com
|mittee to purchase flowers, Frank Flynn,
William Donohue and James Mcguire; on
resolutions, Dominick Mccormick, Frank
Fay and Thomas McAlavy; ganeral COM
mittee, Frank Mcclure, John Kavaney
and Patrick Dorsey. 1t was voted to drape
the charter In mourning for thirty days.
Serious ConRagration Averted.
An alarm of fire was rung In yesterday
afternoon at 3:58 o'clock for fre In the
drug store of Alexander McGunagle on
Dexter street. The fire originated from
|gas stove upon which Michael Powers, the
assistant was boiling some oil of tar.
Without warning'a flame of fire shot out
from the stove igniting the drapery at the
rear of the window. Had IL not been for
The presence of mind Of Mr.. Powers, who
|heroically jumped into the centre of the
burning mass and succeeded In putting
fhe light In the stove out, there would
have been serious confagration. After
placing the stove out of reach of the blaze
Mr.. Powers turned his attention TO the
woodwork and curtain which by this time
were all ablaze, and I'm q short time had
The fire out. The Kendall street fire COM
pany responded TO the alarm, but the fire
wss extinguished before they arrived.