The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
EAST PROVIDENCE
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the door OF the tent as they saw the
officer approach.
At the entrance to the lot on which
the tent Is located they stopped and in
dulged in boisterous laughter which could
be heard considerable distance away.
The police will make an effort 10 capture
some OF them and make an example of
them. as the disturbance OF any religious
meeting Will not be tolerated
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the town hall since
the last report:
Hope Land company leased to Charles
NJ Chase certain property near Nara
gansett Terrace for two years.
Isabelle f. Harris transferred mortga ge
Of Charles M and Elizabeth IL. Chase
10 Frank O. Price for s+00.
REGISTRATION.
The registry voters seem to realize that
the time in which TO register Is getting
shorter every day, or else the work OF the
two parties is productive OF good results.
Certain II is that the voters are regis
tering with rush. Town Clerk smythe
is working overtime and last night his
office presented a busy scene.
There was quite long line there for
the purpose Of registering and as fast as
a man registered and left the head OF
the line some one else fell In at the foot.
IL the present rush continues to the end
the registration this year will be some
what In excess OF that of preceding years.
BUSY TIMES.
There are busy times in the police de-
partment and Sergeant Everett Adams
is working night and day to keep pace
with the business OF the department In
addition to the routine business there are
numerous cases from this town scheduled
to come up before the supreme court this
week. and members OF tht Central sta
tion force have been summoned 20 attend
court three days this week
There are no more than the usual num-
Der OF casts for this season OF the year
coming up In the district court. but busi-
ness before this court has shown rapid
increase In the last few weeks.
A MEAN TRICK.
A mean trick. but one which is frequent
ly PLAYED Is the theft OF newspapers and
magazines from public places where they
are kept on file for the benefit OF pa
irons There are a number OF places.
such as baker shops. saloons and estab-
lishments OF like character. where pa
pers are bought and put In a place con-
People frequently come In. and knowing
the paper is supposed TO be there ask
where Il Is. The proprietor or clerk in
charge investigates and makes the dis
covery that the paper has been stolen
before any one has a chance 20 read II.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
The grass about the town hall was
moved yesterday.
Howard lodge. No. II. X. OF r., VIII
meet In Castle hall tonight.
John & Reynolds OF Mary avenue has
left the employ OF the Household SEWN z
Machine company 10 accept a lucrative
position with the American Optical COM
pany OF Southbridge, Mass.
Reliance lodge held n regular meeting
In odd Fellows hau last night Two
candidates were Initiated in the second
degree.
Town Clerk Smyth will go 10 River
side Friday night TO give the voters there
a chance 90 register.
This evening the bi-monthly meeting of
the town council will be held I'm the town
hall An interesting meeting is expected.
Last evening the fact that the Young
Mems Republican club adjourned until
Wednesday June -. was Inadvertently
omitted In the report OF the proceedings
OF that body The next meeting Will be
held on that date.
The new dolphin NJ the south end of
the s,ringers of the railroad bridge has
been completed
The members ~ Naomi chapter. q r s.
attended the funeral Il Mrs. Mary A.
smith at Riverside today.