The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28
WTUCkET.

At the residence OF her parents last
evening Miss Mary Clarke, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George L.. Maxcy aud Her
bert II. Patt son OF city engineer Patt'
OF Central Falls. were united in mar
riase Rev Frank Rector, u. d. of the
First Baptist church performed the mar
rage ceremony. The parlors OF the home
were tsstefuny decorated and for the
wedding reception, the Hedley-Livsey or
chestra furnished music. Miss Bertha
Perry was bridesmaid and Mr.. clifton T.
Patt best man.
on their return 10 this city Mr.. and
Mrs Patt will reside In Central Falls.
Rev James A. Stavely, pastor OF the
Kansas NJ f.. church OF Topeka, has
sent TO James T. Smith. superintendent
OF the Sunday school or this city letter
OF thanks for the check ol A5.e5 send In
behalf of the Sunday school
Rev. Mr. Stavel's letter Is an interest
ing n not sad one for he gives many
details of the terrible ruin brought by
the recent foods. ne church to which
the money was sent was up 10 the time
OF the flood looking forward to time
Of great prosperity
The Pawtucket Central Trades and
Labor union. met in Labor temple last
evening. delegates being I'm attendance
from the % affiliated unions. President
John Mccain presided. Several com
munications were read and received,
President Mccain was elected delegate
to the meeting Of the state branch Of the
American Federation OF Labor, which
will be held In Woonsocket on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Sept. Is and l6
Officers 10 serve during the ensuing
term were elected as follows: President,
Michael e Whalen. first vice president.
Irving T. whitman second wee pres
ldent. George w. Blaydes; recording and
corresponding secretary, Frank A. Cush-
.f.l
Hughes: treasurer, George II. BlaydeS:
sergeant-at-arms. Charles Bilodeau. or
ganization committee. Michael y.
whalen, James Muspratt. Thomas NJ
Hugh. william Burke, lavel committee.
A f. Hohler. II. A. Gaborviault. Richard
HarEreaves; statistics committee. James
Muspratt James Cline Thomas Nc
Hugh educational committee. Frank J.
Qunlan. Thomas A. Jette; auditing cam
nittee a T.. Hohler. Games Muspratt.
Herbert z Tongworth. The old board
OF trustees was re-elcctea.
a ,ote OF thanks was extended 20 the
retiring officers and o.-er business Of a
routine nature was SpoSed or BEFORE
adjournment
Mortgage deeds of real estate--From
Thornfs McCusker ct al. to Frances 9.
McKenna. land. buildings and improve
ments at East avenue and Patt street
amount 1890.
Discharge % mortgage deeds-From
James Goulding Jr 10 Pawtucket Insu-
tuition for Savings. land. buildings and
improvements at George and Cedar
streets: amount $500 From Edward Aims
worth To Pawtucket Institution for Saw
ings. land buildings and Improvements
on eastcriy side of Middle street amount
$500. From Ruth Ann Dexter To Paw
tucket Institution for Swings, land.
buildings and improvements on southerly
side OF Walcott street. amount 800. From
Ruth Am Baxter 10 Pawtucket lnstltu-
tion for Savings. land. buildings and inn
provcments on southerly side OF Nalcott
street. amount 500. From Ruth Ann Bax
ter % Pawtucket Institution for SavingS.
lard. buildings and improvements on
sodtheriy side ~ wslcott street. amount
t0 From Ruth Ann Baxter 90 pavtuck
- Institution for savings land. buildings