The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-22
PkWTUCKET.

supper and sale was held under the
auspices of Tower Relief corps, in Grand
Army hall last evening which yas entirely
successful, the supper being well patron
ICED. while the sale Of aprons and tsilcy
articles resulted iu disposal OF all 1nsc
was oiIered on the tables. Mrs. Ellen d.
Tilton, Mrs Mary Hay, Mrs. Sallie Max
well, Mrs. Dora Mattcson, Mrs Maggie
jerks and Mrs. Hannah Ballou were In
charge OF the supper and Mrs. Harriet Il.
Ford Mrs. Isabel Steere Mrs. Mary l..
Angy +. Earle and Mrs. Sarah Whipple
were i'm charge of the sale.
A berry festival 10 be followed by
season of dancing will be held under the
auspices of St Agnes guild OF st. Pauls
church this evening at Music hall assem-
bly, rooms
The work OF completing the new St.
Pauls church will be completed I'm about
two weeks, but IL is expected that the
new structure will be occupied Tor church
purposes. (services have been held i'm the
vestry) the last Sunday of this month or
the first Sunday i'm June The consecra-
tion Will, I'm all probability. be held late
I'm the summer or early i'm the autumn.
and about the middle of September would
seem 10 be a fair estimate of the date
of this event.
Captain A, X. Tilton, Camp No. Q, Sons
Of Veterans. Will. at meeting To be held
this evening at Grand Army hall, make
arrangements for the observance OF
Memorial day.
The Journeymen Plumbers union met
last evening at the Labor Temple and ad-
mitted two applicants TO membership and
then heard representative of the Retail
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the cooperation Of the plumbers In re-
gard to the early closing movement,
which has been taken up by the local
trades unions. The union also took ac
tion regarding the demand for the eight
hour work day, which has been demanded
by the union, TO take effect June /.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Orr Howard street. last evening took
place the wedding of Miss Harriet Re
becca Dana, daughter of George Il.
Dana deceased and Walter ri. Jackson.
The immediate families and few rea-
tivcs of the principals were presented.
Miss Edna Orr was bridesmaid and Ed-
win G.. Jackson brother of the groom,
was best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Joseph j. Woolley, pastor
of the Park Place church After we'd
ding journey of week MIR. and Mrs.
Jackson will make their home for the
summer at Bayside
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ence Rebekah lodge. L. O. O. f., VIII
hold memorial services which will be
tribute to Mrs. Amelia Smith, deceased,
who was for a long time u member OF
the lodge anr order.
At n meeting OF the Carpenters and
Joiners union, held last evening at the
Labor temple the prospect for the ue-
mands OF the union, made May ! on the
contractors and builders of PawtucKet
and vicinity, were discussed and IL was
believed the demands will he granted. II
was decided TO hold public meeting IN
the interest of the eight-hour movement
in Euterpean hall. the evening OF June
5. and the speakers for the meeting Will
he Il. G. Watts OF Hartford. n member
of the executive board OF the interna-
tionaI union. A delegation from the Re-
tail Clerks association was present to re-
quest the cooperation Of the carpenters
I'm the movement TO compel the early
closing OF the stores of this city ana Gem
trail Falls
Harry r. jerks, we'll known citizen.
on recommendation of the Improvement
league. has been appointed tree warucn
by Mayor Fitzgerald.
Councilman Alton L. Pierce was chosen
chairman and Councilman William ".
Briden clerk of the joint special com
mittee OF the city council. which has
charge of the arrangements for the local
observance of the Fourth of July, at a
meeting OF the committee held last even
ing The outline of the Observance com
prehends a parade OF military and civio
bodies i'm the afternoon, band concert ana
display of fireworks i'm the evening, ano
possibly n flremen's muster ia the morn
ing The committee voted TO confer with
the Pawtockct Veteran Fircmen's asso-
! ciation relative To the suggested mus
ter and adjourned 10 meet Monday even
| ing. when plans will he definitely deter
mined
Aspecial meeting of tho Pawtuckct Vet
4 eran Firemcns association will be heid
Friday evening to act OF the propositioy
| 10 have n hremen's muster I'm connection
with tho local observance OF lndcpend-
H ence day.
| citation will he held Friday evening 60 act
on the proposition TO have hrcmen :
muster In connection with the local OBJ
/ servance OF Independence day.
Judge Shove had a busy time this morn
ing in the district court Joseph Rand.
| charged with being a disorderly person
was sentenced 10 the state work house
for six months. Thomas Dolan. charged
| with the larceny Of i.'zor from the bar
| Der shop OF Luigi Quaglia, admitted his
guilt and was fined s. and costs The
| case OF Amin Fayed. charged with subor-
nation Of perjury In a case tried before
the court in March, was called TO an
swer the charge and on his failure 10 ap-
| near the case was adiudged dcfauited.
| The case of Thomas Chcetham. charged
/ with keeping and unlicensed dog. was
| continued until June % with the under
| standing the case was 20 bc settled Two
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