The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-02
PAWTUCkET.

The Pawtucket Business Mems associa-
ton held their regular monthly meeting
last night in the rooms in the Mason
block.
Rev. Frank Appleton Is entertaining
his brother Henry Appleton of Boston.
A tea was given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. John F. Lennon at her home
on Summit street in honor OF her sister
Mrs. Van Horn Ely, OF Buffalo. New
York.
Real estate conveyances-Suprien Beau
regard sold TO Joseph II. Bourauee and
wife land with buildings on northerly
eide OF Comstock street; consideration
TO- Henry w. Cooke, commissioner,
sold TO Charles l.. and Alice II. Gardner,
land at Harrison and Main streets; con-
sderation 7o5. Henry w. Cooke COM
missioner. sold to Edward and Annie
Riley, land buildings and improvements
on northerly side OF Harrison street; con-
sidera ton s2s55. Henry W. Cooke. COM
missioner, sold 10 John G. and Pauline
Aspinwall. land, buildings ana improve
ments at southwesterly corner OF Main
and Harrison streets; consideration $500.
Edwin Darling estate sold to George l..
Merrill and George w Keat.ng lots num-
bered 1870 and l3l on The Eagle Market
Farm plat" consideration $40.
Mortgage deeds OF real estate-From
Charles E. and Alice r. Gardner TO Paw
tucket Institution for Savings. land,
buildings and improvements on northerly
side OF Harrison street; amount $500.
From Edward and Annie Riley TO Paw
tucket Institution for Savings land,
buildings and improvements on northerly
side OF Harrison street: amount $500.
Discharge of mortgage-From Thomas
CLANCY to Pawtucket Institution for
Savings land and buildings on Mil
street: amount $500. From Thomas
CLANCY TO Pawtucket Institution for
Savings land. buildings and improve
ments on northerly side OF Leather ave-
nue.: amount 5000. From James Cogan
ct ux TO Edward A. Greene. land and
improvements at Central avenue and
Greene street; amount $500.
Transfer Of mortgage-From Appleton
+. Williams TO Attleboro Savings and
Loan company: amount $40.
Marriage intentions Elias Cranshaw
of this city and Emma Victoria Stuiiey
Of Providence. Samuel Gregor Forbes
and Florence Lavery Shattuck, both OF
this city.
The annual meeting Of the r. Y p. u.
connected with the First Baptist church
was held last evening. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows;
Pre- Sfdent Allen r Grant. vce-president
y
Mary Tineley. treasurer. Crawford L.
Pendergast
The Brsrklayer's and Masons Inter
national union. Local No. g. held a regu-
lar meeting last night In the Cottrell
building. President Newcombe presided
and II was reported that every contractor
hat1 agreed TO pay the increase from -
10 As cents per hour.
Tower post No. II. O. A. r., held a
regular session last evening and Il was
reported that over 1000 bouquets OF fow-
ers were used In the decorating OF graves
on Memorial Day. vote OF thanks
was extended To the pupils and teachers
OF the public schools OF the city, Attle-
boro and Seekonk for flowers donated:
also to Rev. A. W. Jefferson who deliver
Cd the memorial address and 10 the wo-
mans Relief corps who assisted in maxi
!ne the day n success.
Iynicl A. Clark has recently retired
from bJ sincss and Will shortly go 10
California with has family. where he
will make his home.
william eKnnedy has had his bicycle
stolen. There seems TO be n In 20 rum-
b., q, similar thefts recently std the
n alter should bc giv'u much ttsn,ion.
Tho Office Of Assistant Superintendent
John " Warner OF the lnternst 'onal
c. rr, spondence school was en,.-si hv
tn'c,es On Sunday last and a luzIuiy OF
v~arirg aprara stclsn