The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-24
ATTHENORTH END.
Knew Where His Home was-Au Arme-
nian Wedding-Notes.

Oficers Gilfoil and Nye heard yester-
day that there was a man drunk on
Ouaid street. They went to that thor
oughfare and found a man asleep on
some steps. He was asked where his
home was and his reply was wherever
the American flag floats This sent-
ment had a soothing effect on the Of
ficers. and they advised the man to go
somewhere and sleep off the effects OF
his excitement. The good advice was
not followed for In a little while the
man was found asleep in doorway on
Charles street. and the two officers sent
him TO the Second station. The man
proved 10 be an old resident of this Sec
ton, known as Schad or Patrick Nee
han, who is at present a boilermaker on
one of the big war vessels. He was due
on his ship at |. 80 O clock this afternoon,
and after paying a fine in the police
court he started for New York.
Masksid De Hogaban, prominent
Armenian resident, was married to Miss
Hogab Goalqusian, In Boston. couple
OF days ago. After the marriage cere-
mony there was a reception in the Hub
which was attended by many friends OF
| the bride and groom, which proved very
| pleasant until the departure OF the
| couple for this city on the midnight
| train. They were accompanied by a
I: went to the Armenian boarding house
| on Fillmore street and the ladies 10 the
/ new home of the bride, 1 Court street.
| The following day the groom took his
| friends from Boston down to Rocky
Point and gave them one of Harring-
| tons choice dinners.
The police of the Second station ar
rested four persons for drunkenness
yesterday.
Annie Crossin, an employe of Fletch-
er's, was taken suddenly Ill at her work
| yesterday and DIR. Smith was sum-
| moned. Later she was taken home in
the company's carriage.
The regular meeting OF Court Star,
held last evening. was well attended.
The committee on trolley party. TO be
held Thursday evening, reported that
they had completed all arrangements.
The cars will leave Randall square and
proceed to Hauterive, instead OF
Camp White. as heretofore intended.
! The last tribute Of respect was paid ia
the memory of the sister OF Brother
James II. Black and to the wife OF
Brother David f. Salesses. Remarks
were made in good and welfare by
Brothers James F. Parker. +. j. Mad
den, ID. #. Maher, p. s. Lovett, III. Mad
den, f. Maher. J. A. Shields, +. l.. Fltz-
patrick. J. Gilligan, p. McGough. De-
putty O'Brien of Court Dorr, j. III
Brown. w. Millerick Riley OF Court
Westminster and Grand Deputy Ed
ward Murphy.
Eight popular young men who are
residents of Wanskuck are spending q
two weeks vacation at the Lookout
House. Prudence Island, and are hav'
ing a jolly time sailing and fishing
They are the life OF the hotel, and enteI
into all sports and pastimes, especiall,
the meals, with great zest. William
| Bennett has been the most successfu
In the fishing. at least so far as bite!
go, and his friends are expecting fist
by every express from the island. Th'
other members OF the party are Freder
lex III. Sonner, William White. James
Dawson, John Lord. Williamson, VIII
lam Noble and William Graham.
Rev. l.. Edwards of st. Thomas
church officiated at the marriage o.
James #. Lord, one of his parishioners
10 Miss Margaret Bennett, an esteemed
young lady of Lincoln, at her home oi
the Powderhll road last evening. The
bridesmaid was Miss Hattie Lord, {
sister of the groom, and the best mar
was Joseph Bennett. reception FOL
lowed the ceremony, which was largel,
attended by friends of the parties from
this section, and was a very enjoyabl'
affair. Mr. and Mrs. Lord went u
washington on their wedding tour ant
on their return will reside In Wanskuck