The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
Welded TODAY.
Beagan- Mah0n Nupiials at Immac-
ulate Conception Church.
Noducci's Face Badly Cut-Late Notes
From North End.

Never did brighter sun shine upon
bridal couple than did the one which
shone upon John p. Beagan, we'll
known attorney. and Miss Margaret
Mahon, who were married at the Church
of che Immaculate Conception this morn
ing at 80 o'clock. The marriage cere-
mony was followed by nuptial mass Of
which Rev. FaJner Fitzgerald was the
celebrant. The bride was attended by
Miss Katherine Mulvey, and tho groom by
Mr. Joseph .P. Canning. There was n
wedding breakfast by Victor Gelb served
at the home Of the brides mother on
Walling street, after the church service at
which there were select number of
friends of the contracting parties. The
display of wedding gifts at the reception
was a large and beautiful one and in-
oluded choice gifts of gold and silver
wares China, brio-a-brao and useful
articles. At o'clock Mr. and Mrs.
Beagan left for New York on their wedding
tour and with them went tho sincercst
wishes of all who know them for few
young residents of this section Of the city
have so many friends or are as generally
respected as the BRIDE and groom of this
morning.
CARRIAGE FRONT AXLE BROKE
Samuel Harrison and wife while out
riding yesterday afternoon had very un-
fortunate experience for at the corner Of
Mill and North Main streets the front
axle OF the carriage broke and the sudden
fall TO tie ground gave the occupants
of the carriage a very severe shaking up.
Mrs Harrison IL was feared was serl-
ously injured at first but on being taken
To her home, Sis East avenue n severe
shock to the nervous system was found 20
TO the worst effects OF her fall. Their
child who accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Har
IlsOQ in their ride was nniniureQ.
NODUCCIS FACE BADLY CUT.
There was a bicycle collision at the cor.
ncr Of Branch avenue and Hawkins street
last evening and two wheels were sadly
wrecked. pascola Galori rode oue Of tie
Macbires and Thomas Noducci the other.
Both men were thrown violently TO the
ccc~ud and when they were picked up
" Jncci was found To be severely cut
Sut tho faces n particularly severe
c5rasion of the skin being visible over
one of his ewes, Galori was more fortu.
nate. he escaping without any cuts or
bruises on the face.
LITERARY CLUB ELECTION.
The Young Mems Literary Club of
Wanskuck on Monday evening elected tho
following officers to hold Office for tire en-
suing term: President. John l. Dpvlin;
yico president Edward King; treasurer
~
Thomas Fogarty; recording secretary
Frank Ward; librarian, Hugh Mccarthy;
stntistican, Frank Rudolph; councillor
Thomas O'Neill; new members Of board
trustees, Thomas D Neill, Edward King
Michael Sherlock. The club is at
present in n very prosperous condition,
has "A valuable and remunerative piece Of
property, bright and capable members and
good reading room.
NORTH END NOTES.
Officer Mckenzie yesterday found
Michael McDonough lying on the side
walk on Branch avenue in very sick
condition ard summoping the Rhode
Island Hospital ambulalsje had Michael
removed to that institution.
Mrs. Il. T. Gilbert who was severely in
jured while bicycle riding Monday even
ing was more comfortable this morning
and her friends have strong hopes of her
early recovery.
There will be a salad supper given at
Ballou Universalist chapel this evening
and an open air concert at the corner of
Smith and jefferson streets.
The police of theSecond station arrested
six persons for drunkenness and one as a
suspicious character last evening.