The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-21
PAWTUCKET.

The board OF aldermen held A semi
monthly meeting last night which was
rather Of short duration. Chief OF Police
Randall H. Price presented charges
against Police officer j. Rockford. who
Is under suspension for an assault on
James Roddy. Officer Rockford will be
given hearing on Saturday evening at
s o'clock
Victoria lodge No s. T. o. q. T.,received
surprise visit from Everlasting lodge
of Manton. last evening. An extempora-
neous program was carried out after
which refreshments were served. Victo-
ria lodge will return the complimentary
visit on Wednesday evening. next.
The Girls Friendly society Of the
Church of the Good Shepherd gave a
successful entertainment and social last
evening in Grand Army hall. The feature
of the evening was the presentation OF a
three-act farce entitled THE District
School OF Blueberry Corners and was
well received by the large audience.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth What
moneh and Mr.. Rufus s. Slocum took
place at the residence Of the brides pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin What
mough. Yesterday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Whitman
l.. Wood pastor OF the Woodlawn Bap-
tist church. and there was large at
tendance Of relatives and friends. A re-
ception followed and later the newly
welded pair left on an extended wedding
tour.
Six companies of the First Regiment
OF the militia Of the state participated
i'm battalion drill in the state armory last
night
Real Estate Conveyances--Henry A.
Smith sold to Charles Stephens lots num-
bered a3 and - on Henry A. Smith plat:
consideration. 81. George w. Gardner
and others, sold TO the Pawtucket Man
uracturing company four lots OF land
with improvements. on northerly side of
Barton street and three lots on westerly
side OF Dexter street: consideration, $100.
Darius J.. Goff sold 10 Pawtucket Con-
gregational society four lots OF land on
Central. Downes and Norfolk avenues:
consideration, 800. Archer l.. Kent sold
TO Darius l.. Con- four lots or land on
Central, Downes and Norfolk avenues
sle0. 81. Mary's r. A. and
Il. society sold to Vincent J. McAloon
land with improvements -Pawtacket
avenue; consideration, $40. John r. Nc
Csrfrey. by attorney. sold 10 Pawtucket
Institution for Savings land with build
ings and improvements on South Wood
lawn plat; consideration $40
Mortgage Deed OF Real Estate.-From
filgn hlUnlDurRn ana Nlte 10 George n.
Sweet. land. buildings and improvements
on northerly side OF Belmont street.
s.. 600
Discharge ot Mortgage. From David
A. Tyrrell Ia Franklin Savings Bank.
land. buildings and improvements on Ar
mold street; amount s1,O5o
Intentions Of Marriage.--Cyrus Capron
Aldrich and Sarah Louise Sherman. both
OF Pawtucket. Herbert Oscar Craig and
Mary Luscomb. both Of Pawtucket.
The funeral OF MrsCandace Ann Wood.
ward. widow OF Alexander W. Wood
ward. took place Yesterday at her late
residence on Broadwsy The services
were conducted by Rev A. r.. Jefferson.
pastor of the First Free Baptist church.
and interemnt was in oak Grove ceme-
terry.
John perigen n 1855 Garden stre.t. lost
his bicycle and has so reported TO the
police.
Officers Quinn and Rsssett leave today
On their annual furloush.
Judge " w. Blsdsett has returned
from Vermont. whore he went 10 attend
the funeral OF his brother. Pearl Rlod-
Sett. who passed away in Burlington on
Friday last.