The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28

see over the top Of the snow hank when
election was over.
The subject was finally turned on to
the town nall 'iAre YOU hankerinr for
something 20 print?' asked the solid citi-
zen, turning 10 the reporter so suddenly
that that gentleman awoke with a start
anu assured him that IL there was any
thing In the line OF news that needed pub
Ilshlns ne was only too glad To serve his
fellow citizens in this way.
Get after the town treasurer then and
see why he has his office for the trans
action OF the towns business at his resi-
dence instead of at the town hall" was
ine reply. The reporter promised 10 take
the matter into considera tion, and after
the s. {. had purchased some ginger pop
TO wash down the dust and the " ID. had
purchased cigars with which 10 keep
away mosquitoes. the meeting was ad-
tourned by the closing OF the shop by the
proprietor.
FRATERNITY CoMMANDERY.
AZ the regular meeting of Fraternity
commandery, United Order OF the Golden
Cross. walter r.. Townsend past grand
COMMANDER was present. He was ac-
companed by a number of other grand
officers and such officers as had not been
previously installed for the current term
were inducted into their offices.
After the transaction OF the routine
business weil-rendered musical and
literary program was enjoyed.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transactions
yesterday:
Emily f. Durfee. ct al. sold to Henry
Thornley,. ct ux., lot 40 on the John Cole
plat with buildings and improvements
thereon. for so.
Henry Thornley,. ct ux.. mortgaged the
same premises, with buildings and inn
provements thereon, TO James $. Moore
for $1,000
IN COURT
This morning William H. Winslow was
a an
Hattie J.. Greene and fined $40 and costs
After he had been sentenced on this
charge he was arraigned on another war
rant charging him with being indecently
intoxicated and was fined s. and costs on
that charge.
II is said that he came home last night
intoxicated and proceeded TO administer
physical punishment 10 his boarding mis-
tress. He was gathered I'm IN the early
hours OF this morning by Officer Harri-
gan.
PRYOR-COUGHLIN.
This morning Peter william Pryor of
ST. Louis. Mo, and Mary Veronica
Colghliu were united in marriage at the
Sacred Heart church by Rev FIR Haney.
Tho church was handsomely decorated for
the occasion and tn were great many
OF the friends of tho happy couple pres
ent to witness tho impressive ceremony
ard wish them happy future.
The bride Us we'll known here aud the
groom Is well known business man OF
81. Louis. where he conducts boot and
shoe business. After short wedding trip
the happy couple will go 10 81. Louis.
where they will reside.
Mr.. SLAvIN's FCNEIa
The funeral OF William H. Slavin rss
held from the residence OF his brother at
32 Boston street this morning. There were
n large number OF the relatives aud
friends OF the deceased In ATTENDANCE
There were also many handsome foral
tributes.
No DRILL.
The weekly drill of the local division -
naval reserves will he omitted next wrek
because the evering on which the drills ot
the division comes Is that of lcgal holt
dav. election day. 4o
The Dot contest ends Friday, oct aoth.
Get your count i'm before II is too late.
The last may he first.