The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
PAWTUCkET.

large party Of friends and neighbors
paid . surprise visit to Mrs. James T.
Sherry at her home at IL PidSe avenue
last night. the occasion being her birth
day
Aany beautiful and costly gifts were re-
ceived by Mrs. Sherry and birthday boz
ouet OF three dozen carnations.
Games were indulssd In by the quests
and az the party contained considerable
musical talent. songs and piano selections
added much to tho enjoyment OF the oo-
About 1880 refreshments we're served
adapted to the palatas OF both the zen
tlemen and ladies and the entire AFFAIR
proved a very pleasant one.
me working Girls club held q regular
meeting each evening.
Last evening q private assembly was
held In the assembly rooms of
Music Hall There was a large attend
ance from Providence and Central Falls
and dancing was enjoyed from $50 to
midnight The affair was In charge OF r.
Edward Pollard. Samuel l. Fessendsn.
Frank z. Bowies and Herbert n. Brooks.
Mortgage deeds OF real sstate--Michael
and Louise Hughes 70 Sylvis w. Durfee.
tract Of land with all buildings and i'm
provements on northerly side OF johnson
street: $27oo. Alfred r. LePlante and wife
to John p. Smith. two lots Of land on
southeriy side Of Mineral Spring turn
pike; 500. Samuel crowther to Charles e.
Chandler. lot Of land on Oakland plat;
s242
Lisn--samuel Crowther by Newell Coal
and Lumber company: S1nD
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Charles n.
Chickerins Lodge. No. 20. X. OF p. gave
a supper and entertainment last night in
the Boswick block. Thee affair was large
ly attended and a most enjoyable evening
spent Supper was served from 6 to af-
ter which concert was rendered.
There was no ball game today between
the Pawtucket and woonsocket High
school teams out Of respect to James b.
Holt whose death occurred Thursday
evening
The funeral OF j. Edgar sisson took
place yesterday from his late residence on
Main street. The services was largely at
tended by relatives and friends. The
members OF Chas. Z. Chickering Lodge.
No. 20, attended In a body and Grand
Prelate Asaph Swift wicks officiated US
ing the regular funeral service Of the
Episcopal church. Interment was In North
End cemetery. thee pail bearers c. War
rem Tuttls. Joseph f. Adamson. Robt. A.
Kendall. Eugene I. Rhodes, Hazard B.
Sherman and N. Byron Denison.
Memorial exercises were held In the
James B. Holt a member OF tho senior
class who died on Thursday last Prfnci-
pal Hosmer spoke In the highest terms Of
the young man. The funeral services were
held this afternoon at 2p. m. in st.
Paul's church.
meeting OF the park commissioners
was held last evening. No business Of im-
portance was transacted.
Charles ~. Montgomery died at his
home. 40 Rhode Island avenue yesterday,
aged IS years. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock ard
will be at Central Village,
Conn. where the deceased formerly re-
sided.
The installation Of officers and reception
OF the Young Mems Catholic association
OF ST. Mary's parish took place last even
ing.
The mouldsrs employed at James
Browns machine shop received word yes
terday that the schedule printed by the
union was accepted ana
the demands granted.
Samuel T. Darling. son OF Edmund A.
Darling has been graduated with honors
from the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons OF Baltimore