The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-08
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ards will discharge Hannah Benoit. the
l8-year-old girl. who has been suffering
from smallpox from the hospital as
CURED. Yesterday the little girls brother,
le years Of age. was taken to the pest
house. as no was found to be suffering
from the disease. DR.. Richards stated
this morning that the boy will not be
pretty well. although he had not been
vaccinated until after the sister had been
discovered Ill with the disease.
Ernest Burchard Seuew and Miss Ger
trude Louise Preston Morrison, both
well known and popular young people.
were united In marriage yesterday after
noon at the home Of the bride. North
Main street. Rev, James II. Lyon. pas
tor OF the Central Falls Congregational
church, performed the ceremony In The
front parlor which had been attraetively
decorated for the occasion. The brde
was given away by her uncle. Colonel
A. II. Howard. Of Portsmouth, N. II.
William Steele OF Hartford acted as beet
man. There were many guests from
don. Conn. and Portsmouth. N. II. The
newly married couple received q number
OF beautiful and costly gifts.
The Master Painters association met
last evening In the headquarters. Dexter
building. President Carroll j. Pvllen
occupied the chair. 1t was voted 10
affiliate with the National Association Of
Master Painters and to establish new
price list to GO into effect Sept l. AZ
this time the new working schedule
granted the journeymen painters will be-
come effective. This schedule Will give
the painters an eight-hour day. The mat
ter OF cooperating with the Master
Painters association OF Providence In
entertaining the national officers the
latter part OF this month was considered.
At I o'clock this morning temporary
rails were laid across Main street square.
from High street to Main street. In order
TO pass over ~ cars from the Interstate
line TO the Providence line. The cars
were taken to the repair shop In Proyi-
dence.
Patrick Giblin. one of the best known
residents Of the pleasant View district,
died last evening at his home, ES6 Foun-
tain street, after an illness Of but two
weeks. Yesterday no underwent an op-
GRAFTON tor the removal OF carbuncle
from his neck, but failed to rally from
its efforts. Deceased was born In Ireland
and came to this country when q young
man. He conducted a grocery store on
Pleasant View for 25 years He Is sur
vived by widow. one son and four
daughters. He was q member Of Branch
265, C. X. OF A.
The grand lodge, Sons OF 6t: George,
* S hodna %ssi IN ,ts ts' oDenas SsS Sn sss.on 4.
o'clock In the morning.
Victoria commandery. No. 8, Knights Of
this city on Saturday. Aug. io, by Brig.
Gen. George A. Smales and stan Among
the invited guests 70 e present ere ere Gen.
sary General John Bray OF Providence.
Quartermaster William Sargent. Boston
and the members OF Gordon commandery
The executive committee OF the Rhode
Island Muisaspan1%sTs a %r sss2eaau0n a1hr. me, 'a
bss IN assseSn aSss sstS Ha Ss Msnss
Dan % also secssaS sS sS s. Cline WAS s"sS-
for Thursday. evening. Aug. "A, for the
spinners and aisp TO consider the advisa-
billy Of pgrchasinE ssss ssw enhances SSnnsr tho
@ssgS sonaig Ensinssrs S1 me iiSraIs cSmit
ssts SSssmenss from the sIsts Sl,sa.on q Ss% oS
injectors and many members took part.
Visitors were present from rr9yl1ehee fo ray- a
sSsiaen, sisiate In NO. conisht q @nI excuron on
is OF the Providence association was 40
cepted. .... g. .,,s
city last evening. but the burglars did not
gef much for fheiY trouble. The house
of Joseph Wood, 745 Pleasant street was
entered and a small pocketbook contsih-
ing 81 in change was taken. The dhter or
ware and II is thought they were fright
enpd from the house.
The house OF william Norman was en- en-
tered and considerable plated ware was
about $50 In money was taken: Entrance
TO both houses was by windows, which
made to enter the house OF Mrs. John b.
Abbott on East avenue. but the burglars
were frightened away:
vaa,etta was arraigned on the charge OF
assanittng Rev. Charles A. stenhouse.
pastor OF the First M ~ ohuIens @ ae
attempted to render assistance to Vas