The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-05
PAWTUCKET.

Miss Jennie Blodgett Mckinley, a noted
pianist of this city and Harold Warren
Case were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents on Prospect
street last evening The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Mo
kinley. Rev Theodore c. Gleason of the
Lonsdale Baptist church performed the
marriage ceremony. There were about 100
relatives and friends present at the mar
riage ceremony and the reception which
followed Miss Jessie Florence Chace was
the bridesmaid and William Case Clark,
the best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Case left for
a wedding Journey which includes visits
To Maine, New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia
The board OF aldermen will meet in reg
ular monthly session this evening Be
sides the usual routine business the board
will consider the resolution passed by the
common council which provides for the
appointment OF a special committee to in
vestigate the grants to corporations now
using the city streets and to take into
consideration the granting of exclusive
franchises TO those corporations.
Miss Nellie Gardner and Mrs Charles
K. Gardner, wife OF Sergt Gardner left
Monday to attend 'Old Home Week" at
Calais, Me.
Real estate conveyances-Roger Bury
sold 10 Martin and Thomas Murray six
lots Of land with improvements on Oak
land plat; consideration $40 Margaret E
Keough sold TO Willis II. White two lots
OF land with improvements on South
Woodlawn plat; consideration 800 Jubal
Blount sold to Willis H. White two lots
OF land on South Woodlawn plat; consid-
Grafton 800 Attlmore A. Tucker sold TO
Hope Webbing company land, buildings
and improvements on Franklin A. Steere
/ plat No. / consideration 500 Frank E.
Tingley sold TO Hope Webbing company
four lots OF land on Franklin A. Steere
: plat No. / consideration 800 Joshua d
Baker sold to Hope Webbing company
land on Dudley street; consideration 800
Agnes G. Kirk sold to Attmore A. Tuck
er two lots with improvements on South
Woodlawn plat; consideration 800. Sarah
A. Salisbury sold to Joseph F. Salisbury
land with improvements on West avenue. .
consideration 500.
Discharge OF real estate mortgages-
From Peter f. Keough ct ux TO NJ s.
o Brien land, buildings and improvements
on Young street. amount $500 From Rog-
or Bury TO John 7. Holt two lots Of land
on Oakland plat: amount 5000. From
| Thomas Sullivan et al 10 Providence
County Savings hank land. buildings and
improvements on southerly side OF Cherry
avenue: amount $3.50. From Donald and
Annie McCallum 20 Slater Trust company
land. buildings and improvements on
northerly side OF Mineral Spring avenue:
amount $1,000
Transfer OF mortgage deeds Of real es-
tate-From Cora E Downes to Henry
Rosenblatt: consideration $500 From Cora
f.. Downs to Henry Rosenblatt; consider
alton $500.
Intentions OF marriage-wililam Fran
els McCann OF Mansfield and Jennie Ag-
mes Egenton OF this city: Owen Joseph
Scallin and Theresa Mildred Shea
There was a good deal Of interest taken
in the news yesterday that the supreme
court had been asked 10 settle the con-
troversy over the election Of n board OF
license commissioners. The court will
fail 10 cure the sores which have re-
suited from the conflict In the ranks Of
the majarity party IN the city council
There were funeral services in ST.
Johns church yesterday for Miss Sophia
Mslion. Many relatives and friends OF
the deceased. whose remains were taken
10 Canada. attended the services
Travel on the north track OF the street
railway on East avenue was blocked for
a time by the coming of OF the whe-i
OF heavy loaded low gear yesterday ar
ternoon
The ST Joseph's r. A " soclety. will
hold n lawn party Labor Day.
Several steamship agents from this
part Of the sts<e enjoyed an outing at
Boyden Heights yesterday.
Walter e. Busby presided at the meet
ing .of Eureka lodge *. OF p. held last
evening Considerable routine business
was transacted and arrangements com
pleted for attending the Pythian parade
in Providence this evening
Mayor Higgins has approved the or
dinance making an appropriation Of
$4,000 cor the city's interest account
on Monday former Judge Thomas Nc
Manus OF the common pleas court 90
Hartford visited Rev Father Kinrernev
and other friends here