The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-14
PAWTUCKET.

A fve-minute special meeting OF the
board OF aldermen was held last even
ing, The resignation OF Mr.. John II. Kela-
CHAN as a member OF the school commit
tee was accepted. Rev. Asop T.. s. Wicks
was unanimously elected TO nll the
vacancy.
Flint-Lock and Powder-Horn chapter OF
the Daughters OF the Revolution held a
largely attended meeting yesterday.
The News is on sale at the following
places: Mrs. Moore's, SAT Main street; j..
III. Moran's, 527 Dexter street; j. Moriari-
ty, 800 Lonsdale avenue; Flaherty, 81
Dexter street; Gregory Brothers, 20 High
street: j. F. Murphy. depot: j. OBrien.
345 Main street; Pawtucket News COM
pany; Benedict house; Luther, North.
Much interest is being taken in the elec-
tion of superintendent of schools which
occurs this evening
Work upon the construction OF the
roadway into Slater Memorial park has
begun under the direction OF Commission
er of Public Works Barcey.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth B. King
was held yesterday from the residence Of
her sister Mrs. Eugene ". Ballou at 2S6
Lonsdale avenue. Interment was at
Mount ST. MaryS cemetery.
Real estate conveyances-Hannah f.
Anthony ct ais. to Elmer II. and Alice p.
Curtis. lot with buildings and improve
ments on northerly side Of Capital street:
consideration. 500. Bridge Mil Power
company 10 Lucias and Alphonse MORN,
lot at corner OF Sabin and Magnolia
streets: consideration, $40. John j. Iced
ham 10 Augustus c. Purdy, lot with i'm
provements on Pidge Farm plat; consid-
Grafton, $40. Rufus s. Slocum 10 John j.
Leedham. lot with improvements on
Pidge Farm plat: consideration, $40.
Real estate William Mintell
and wife TO Maria Austin, three lots with
buildings and improvements on Oakland
plat: $3.50.
Discharge OF real estate mortgages
Rufus T. Slocum, trustee. by John J.
Leedham, lot with buildings and inn
provements on Pidge farm plat S626. John
Hood by Ferdinand A. Follett. two lots
on northerly side OF Central avenue: 1920.
Marriage intentions-Joseph Carney of
Taunton and Mary Winfred Lent of this
city: William James Hughes and Emily
Dawson. both OF this city
Noah Berry was seized with hemor-
rhages at 34S Central avenue last even
ing. The ambulance was called and he
was taken TO the hospital
Belmont Social club held its third an
nual ball I'm Hutchinson hall last evening.
James Scanlon was floor director with the
following as aids: John Shey, Joseph
Grimes. Thomas Rock and Hugh Morris.
At Y. NJ. c. A. hall last evening i'm an
"Old Maids Convention" was given by 20
young ladies OF the Weeden Street Con-
grega tional church. assisted by William
Doctor, for the benefit of the building
fund for the new church. The presenta-
ton was successful I'm it's mirth-provok-
ing intent, and the building fund will re-
ceive an appreciable augmentation. Prior
to the raising OF the curtain the Weeden
Street orchestra rendered several selec-
tions. Those who participated In the con-
vention were as follows: william Doctor,
President Ella Nash Secretary Efrie Brit
well, Treasurer Rose Stead, Jessie Hay
tree. Mary Kay, Lizzie Kay, Janet Miller,
Lena Harris. Mary irring, Elinor Irving.
Evelyn Tyler, Margaret Smith. Lizzie
Jack. Mabel Scott. Edith Watson, Annie
Hobson Emily Snowden, Nellie Long
worth, Lucy Watson and Lizzie Beaver.
The fourteenth annual social of the
Young Irelanders association was held in
Euterpean hall last evening. The follow
Ing were the committees in charge Of the
successful AFFAIR: Reception-Henry Nc
rabe. John J. Crawley. Patrick O'Gara:
j. Crawley, chair
man. Patrick O'Gara. treasurer: George
Weeks. secretary: William Costello, John
McHale. Patrick Heating, Toomey. Cor
lclius Spelman