The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-15
The ALDERMEN.
Routine Business Disposed Of
at the Meeting Held This
Afternoon,

Inc BOARD OF aldermen met IN regular
session this afternoon Mayor Baker in
the chair and quorum present.
The usual number OF nuisance orders
were ussued. on recommendation of the
superintendent OF health.
The curblng OF the following named
strets was order. as recommended by the
committee:
Angel street from Grand avenue to
Blackstone park; Eastwood avenue from
Heath street to Ralph street; Webster
avenue from Laban street to Eastwood
avenues Roosevelt street from Webster
avenue to Laurel Hill avenue.
The report OF committee on layout OF
Cross street, aud the report of commit
tee on layout of Plain street, were re-
ceived
Under the head OF new business the
weekly report OF the Dexter Asylum.
November 10, was received, and the or
der for quarterly meeting at Dexter Asy-
lum was issued.
The following schedule OF dances and
entertainments, as recommended by the
chief of police. was adopted:
Adulphy Social club. at No. 395 West
minister street. November 2l; Apollo
Singing club, at Irons hall Olneyville,
November N-15: Boston Symphony or
chestra, at Infantry hall, November IA.
Bell Wheemen, at No 935 Westminster
street, December q; Dewey Social club.
at No. 72 Hassan street, November IL; Ex-
ceIsior Social club, at No ~ Westminster
street, November %: East Side Annex
club, at No. 2l9 Wickenden street, Nevem-
ber 16: Forester Athletic club, at No.
Plainfield street, November 10; Forester
Athletic club, at No Plainfield street.
No
Eddy street; Hope Social club. at Vans
kuck hall. November 2S; John Sobiesky
society at No. 1865 Westminster street.
November n; Journeymen Horse Shoers,
at No. 1s9 Mathewson street, November
o. Lady Lincoln Council, Daughters of
Liberty, at corner Richmond and Wey-
bosset streets. November l6; Lady LIN
coin Council, No. 8. ID. OF f.. November
3: Lodge No. 147. Machinists' association.
at corner Washington and Mathewson
streets. November 2s; Marden a. Kettle
tvs club. at No. $50 Eddy street, Novem-
Der ~; Mayiower lodge. No. 4, o. L., at
No ~ Westminster street. November
1915; Miriam lodge, No. l3, O. i. A, at
No 1S9 Mathewson street. november ~;
Nonpariel Social and Cycle club, at cor
ner Broad and Early streets, November
s: North Star Tent, No. 4, *. OF M, at
odd Fellows hall. Academy avenue Mo-
vember o: Narragsnsett Hotel Walters.
/
%: Regent Social club. at odd Fellows
hall, Academy avenue. November -
Royal Perseverance lodge, No. 1882. ]. o.
O. r. NJ. H., at No. ~ Msnton avenue
December e st. Monica's society, l. I.
r. L., at No. 223 Wickenden street Mo-
venber 10: shandia Social club. at No. "a
Market square, November 10; star or
Providence Circle, No. 49, c. OF F., at No.
q Market square. November i7-l7
The following petitions were granted,
as recommended:
To buy and sell junk; Peter Baggesen,
nj 900 Rhodes street; Pena Gaunter, at
| 227 Willard avenue; Harry Sussman, at
| 227 Willard avenue.
To keep victualling house George A.
Wright, at 500 Eddy street: George Padel-
ford, at 9i Bridgbsm street.
To transfer Wctualling house license;
Daniel Collins, at 767 Westminster street,
| 20 IL. G.. Farweather: Francis McGarrity,
! from asa South Main street. to $50 Eddy
| street.
The following petitions were granted
| leave 20 withdraw:
To buy and sell Junk: Jacob Ratz. At
| sn3 North Main street; Sam Jolop. at 81
| Chaikstone avenue: Jacob A. Shein. at III
| and 10 Chalkstone avenue. Jacob kauf-
man. at 20e Willard avenue.
| The following petitions were referred
| 10 the proper committees:
Claim OF Thomas Wilbur Manchester;
| elaiu Of Martha ]. Walker for damages;
| netition OF William l.. whipple for defin-
| ing the grade OF sackett- -street--
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