The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-27

And age will be short IL you make their
youth long.
They'll never be children again!
New York Herald.
This afternoon the ninth annual
meeting OF the Home for Aged Col
ored Women was held at the home. As
East Transit street.
"Up and Down Through Old Sweden
wnl be the subject OF lecture in the
Swedish NJ. f. church on Friendship
street. this evening, by Rev. V. Wit
ting.
About O'clock yesterday afternoon,
Bridget Kelly. wife of Patrick Kelly,
died very suddenly at her home at 10
Falls Place. Medical Examiner Per-
knis after viewing the body said death
was due TO heart failure.
In alighting from a Pawtucket car at
the corner of North Main and Ever
green streets last night Patrick Tolan
slipped, and i'm falling his right leg
was sprained. He declined assistance
and started fer his home.
DIR. Horace c. Hovey will give an IL
lustrated lecture in the Eloise tonight
for the benefit OF the Providence Home-
opathic Dispensary, which on this oc-
casion will observe the twenty-fifth an
niversary of Its organization.
Louise, the 5-year-old daughter of
Richard NJ. Burns, died late last night
at Pawtucket as a result OF burns sus-
tanned Tuesday afternoon. She was
playing with matches, which set fire
to her clothing. her body being terribly
burned before assistance reached her.
Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh delivered
a very interesting lecture on Alaska"
in the Bell Street chapel last evening.
The lecture was illustrated by stereop-
ticon views made from photographs
taken by Mrs. Colcleugh during her
visit to our far northwestern posses
sions.
The Young Mems Social and Debat-
ing Club met at Working Girls Hall.
question discussed was us 1t possible
that socialism will improve the indus
trial conditions of the masses?" Mr..
Charles Kroll spoke in the affirmative.
and Prof. ii. B. Gardner spoke for the
negative. The debate was very inter-
speakers being listened to with the
closest attention.
one hundred comrades OF Fletcher
Webster Post, G.. A. r., OF Brockton,
were entertained last night by Slocum
Post Of this city, i'm the post hall on
North Main street. Department Com
mande- Ballou and his staff. as well as
other invited guests. were present. The
guests were welcomed by Past Com
.mander George w. Lewis. A banquet
was served, after which speechmaking
came into play. The Brockton party
started for home about III o'clock.
Dr. Louis III. Beaudry. who was re-
Gently elected To the legislature from
Pawtucket. was banqueted last night
at the Rousmaniere house by the lead
ing democrats of Pawtucket and his
French Canadian friends. The banquet
was in recognition of the fact that he
Is the first OF his nationality TO be sent
10 the legislature from Pawtucket, and
much significance was given that fact
by the large number who spoke.
An excellent rendering OF the cantata
"NaanIan" was given by the Plymouth
Choral Society I'm the Plymouth Congre-
gational church on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon. The soloists
were Mrs. Fred l.. Martin and Miss
Helen $. Greene. sopranos Miss Addie
yoia Hicks. contralto; Howard l.. Car
penter. tenor, and Fred l.. Martin. bas-
30. There was a chorus OF fifty voices
which displayed fine procession I'm its
work under the skilful direction OF Miss
Cora l.. Hudson.
The Cory and Reynolds Co. has filed
articles Of Incorporation In the Office
OF the secretary OF state. The company
Is formed for the purpose OF engaging
In the business of manufacturing. buy
ing and selling jewelry and other ar
ticles ornamental and useful. made
from metals. mother OF pearl. glass or
other substances. and for the purpose
OF holding necessary real estate. and
for the transaction OF such other busl-
ness as may arise I'm connection there
with or that II Incidental thereto. The
incorporators are Joseph u. Cory,
Frank B. Reynolds. Alexander n. Cory.
Jr.. and Thomas Il. Cory. The corpora :
tion In TO be located In this city and
u0I1l have "A "a nff nj afork of f7o 900