The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-12
Cough|in-MuTray Nuptia|s Celebrated
at ST. May's Church Today.
Rhode Island Co.'s Rules Cause Com
ment Among Employees Other Items.
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Miss Katherine z. coughlin of 80 Almy
street and George II. Murray. overseer OF
the weaving department OF the Bourne
mill OF Fall River. were married at 81
Mary's Catholic church yesterday morn
ing with nuptial high mass. Rev. Father
Thomas p. Grace was the celebrant, and
was assisted by the Rev. Fathers Joseph
A. Powers and ]. J. Scheuren or 81
Johns church. The bridesmaid was Miss
Marion F. Sullivan and the best man was
James H Murray, a brother OF the BRIDE
groom. The bridal party was met at
the entrance OF the church by the ushers.
the bride being escorted 20 the chancei
rail by the best man. while the brides
maid walked with tho bridegroom. The
music was said by many TO be the best
ever heard in St. Mary's church for an
occasion OF this character. the singers
being Mrs Edward Phillips. Leo Mulhol-
land. Miss Gertie Sullivan, Mrs. Carroll,
and Mr.. Carroll. After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride, 3S Almy street. and
here there was full and plenty. and that
OF the best and the daintiest nature.
Magure's Savoy orchestra furnished
music for dancing and this sort of amuse-
ment was enjoyed by young and old until
about o'clock when Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray took their departure for Old Orchard
Beach, where a suite OF rooms at the
Fiske House had been engaged by them
They will remain for a number or weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray will take up
their residence at 2542 south Main street,
Fall River. II is seldom that bridal
party has been the recipient OF a larger
number OF presents and many OF them
being of a costly nature than Mr. and
Mrs Murray. These included statuary
solid silver and gold articles. or, better
TO say nothing of table linen and hand
some pieces of furniture and bric-a-brac.
Among the guests on this festive oc-
casion were William Eastwood of Lon
don, Eng. an uncle of Mr. Murray. who
came 10 this country for the special pur-
pose of attending the wedding of his IA
vorite nephew. Mr.. Murray had also
many friends present from New York,
Chicago and Philadelphia, and nearly
carload from his native city. The bride
was not by any means forgotten by her
friends, for while hers were not scattered
over the United States, she has no end or
them in this state. and they were on
hand TO give her a hearty sendoff. The
handsome gowns worn by the bride and
bridesmaid came from Paris and repre-
sented high branch OF the dressmakers
art The ushers were Edward A. Hogan
of this city. Raymond Murray. James
H. Logan, who Is a cousin OF the bride
and John Burnett OF Fall River.
Mr. Hogan officated as master OF cere-
monies at the house. and was ably as
sisted by Mrs. Coughlin, the brides
mother.
OF MANY MINDS.
There Is quite difference OF opinion
among the employees OF the Rhode Island
company in relation to the new code OF
rules and regulations that were sent OUT
yesterday, for some OF the Oldest ,aer men nf az
forming union. Some Of the other men
say that the Rhode Island company, VIII
do what is right and fair by an OF In, tne
help, and that II all Will be pauent mat
ters will come out all right.
What appears 10 affect the men most
IS that in the future they cannot rlue
FREQ on the cars unless In full uniform,
and II is said that not one half or the
men are fully uniformed
The cool headed ones say that even
this will come out all right, for the men
themselves are only 20 blame for this
as for instance one spare man from TINS TINS
place used UP book OF 200 rides IN less
Than Eve days !, y reposteSS od "a. 'nqo Broad
street station has been signed py tne
men. asking for the return OF the free
GEORGE AND DAVID.
Monday David Drake OF Merino village
started for Jericho and for company
sake took George Lawton, neighoor'
along with him.
When they reached Jericho Drake
wanted 10 70 further. but Lawton got
out of the team and came home in the
cars Drake then changed his mind ana
he came home. and driving up To the
home OF Mr Lawton is said 20 have told
Mrs. Lawton that her husband had been
arrested az Jericho and that he Gaw-
tom had sent him (Drake) after some
money 20 pay his dawton's) fine.
Mrs. Lawton gave Drake a pocketbook
ton reached home and his wife told him
what Drake had said and done Thee
was nothing for Lawton 20 do but 20
call upon the police and prefer charge
against Drake for getting the $50 uncyr
false pretences
In the meantime brakes grandmother
heard OF the incident. and In the presence
OF the police handed Lawton 800 80 that
ended the case.
MONEY WENT FAST.
Michael Reed was arrested By Patrol
man Feeney on Westminster street last
evening for being drunk Reed. who FOR
about II years worked for the Consollda-
ted road fell into a fortune OF $4,000
about two years ago. and he has man
aged 10 apend the most OF II since then
He has been party OF three, and one OF
them. John keegan by name. was pretty
badly used up and ~ was supposed that
Reed was the one who did the trick but
Keegsn said no SO plain drunk was the
only charge against Reed. who is said 20
be pretty good sort OF a fellow
NO RESTRAINING INFLUENCES
James Hesly. who lives on Troy street