The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-25
PAWTUCKET.

fTesllent breenNdlSU Cdlicu the meet
ing Of the board of aldermen together
last evening in the absence of Mayor
Higgins.
The board transacted considerable
business deferred action on the proposed
Maple street extension. At a meeting Of
the board 10 be held Thursday. July first,
Is is probable definite action on this mat
ter VIII be taken
Curbing assessments on Alice street
amounting to ss99.25. and similar assess
ments on Abbott 1921 30 were confirmed
as were the following sewer: Pleasant
street. s214.5l James street SIPS; Buff
FUN street, s7i257.
A communication was received from
the Young Mems Christian association
stating that the association would
expect as much az anybody else
N It's land was taken for the widening
OF Summer street Some one had stated
the association would voluntarily give Its
land for the purpose named.
Attorney Hugh j. Carroll counsel for
the Rhode Island Rendering company
appeared before the board to protest
against the continuance OF another rem
dering establishment within the city
limits. DR. Richards said the establish
ment was used by parties who got
dead animals from other towns and cities
The matter was referred TO the city
solicitor as the Rhode Island Rendering
company has an exclusive contract with
this city.
These matters were passed In concur
renee: Joint resolution approprieting $50
for the perpetual care of the burial lot
standing In the name OF Mccarthy and
Simpson In Oak Grove cemetery; or
dinance granting an extension of time
from July l. 1904, to the Pawtucket Street
Railway company for the completion of
the Smithfield avenue hne. JOINT resolu-
ton appropriating sis1 "a for the abate-
ment OF tax on sewer assessments on
Cherry, West Cole and Summer streets
Joint resolution approprfating s217s for
the abatement OF tax assessed against
Sarah Ann vigeant; joint resolution ap-
proprla ting s202l 81 for the abatement OF
the tax assessed against the Lewis Fair
| rother estate: JOINT resolution appro-
priating s2o25.2i. abating the tax OF the
Lewis Falrbrother estate 1901
A Joint resolution defining a building
line on Summer street from High TO Ex-
change street was passed
The marriage OF Alfred J. Saywell OF
this city and Miss Julia Ackroyd OF Not
tingham. England. took place at the
Church Of the Advent last evening, Rev.
Mr. Barbour, rector of the church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony. The
bride came from England TO be married
and the maid Of honor. Miss Annie VIII
lams also came from that country. her
home being In Stauordshire.
The graduating exercises OF the high
school held last evening. were Of most
profitable and instructive nature. One
Of the most interesting numbers that was
ever part Of graduating exercises was
the debate on the question, Resolved.
That Labor Unions Should he Forced 20
incorporate The speakers for the af-
nrmetive were Myron Shirley Curtis and
Harry Jordan Greer, and those for the
negative were John Greenleaf Kiernan
and Fulton Jarvis Redman. Mayor Hlg-
gins Lellan J. Tuck and Nathan W.
Littleneld were the Judges SO able we're
the arguments and so carefully had they
been used on both sides that Mayor Hig-
gins said the judges had much trouble
i'm reaching a conclusion. They finally
decided the affirmative had won.
Those who graduated were
College Course-Harry Wright Collins
Myron Shirley Curtis, Nellie Veronica
Donovan. Helen Alice Darling. Gertrude
Frances FORESTER. Margaret May Fuller
Amelia Ludivine Horton. John wlllinm
Mnrren. Inez Lillian Martin. Katherine
Marion Mackenzie. Rertha Corinne
Matthew. leo Lguori McVay. Edgar
Parent, Fulton Jarvis Redman. Claribel
Redford. Jesse Mott Read. Eunice Clara
Smith, william Russell Walker. I'd
Scientific Course-Gcorge Albert Ander-
ton. Allen Leveret, Atwcll. Kenneth
Earle Carpenter. George Bradford
Draper. Elmer Pierce Davis Gilbert Dun
can Harrison. Grover Clevelad Hacerlin.
Samuel Eugene Jackson. Wendell Lewis
Phinney.
General Course-Jessc Thornton Baker.
Lucinda Ann Black. Maybeile winnifrcd