The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
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The Republicans Will Hold Their Cau-
Gus in Town Hall Tonight.
A Pleasing Concert Was Held at the
First UnivorSaIist Church.

Stewart and Rev. George ". Risler pas
tor OF the church. tFe "a
THE IMPERIAL CLUB. 'He
Last night the regular meeting OF the
Imperial club was held in the rooms OF
the club in Pierce's block. There was a
large attendance OF the members who are
taking an active interest In the coming
social season. Arrangements were COM
pleted for the social which Is 10 be given
In the clubs hall tonight.
The rooms OF the club have been reno
waited and the interior remodeied and II
now presents an appearance decidedly
attractive.
WILD GEESE.
This morning a flock of wild geese was
seen flying over the town They formed
In straight line and were flying direct
ly south This is rather early for them
the commence their migration south and
their flight is taken to portend that the
coming of winter will be here on sched-
ule time and that IT will be severe one
PERSONAL y
This morning officer Walter Taggart.
who has been enjoying his vacation by
a trip TO New York In company with Mrs.
Taggart, has returned but ne did not as
sumo the duties OF his position today.
He will probably go on his beat tomor-
row.
George w. Payne. one Of the well known
business men OF the town, is spending
his vaca ton in New York
THE GEYsER.
Word has been received that in the
drawing for places at the Brockton mus
ter the ninth place was drawn for the
Geyser. All the Preparations for attend
ance at the muster have been completed
and the cars for the transportation OF the
local fremen and the women who are to
accompany them will leave promtply at
$50 tomorrow morning
THE SOCIETIES.
Last night the Ivy Social club held
It's regular meeting In the rooms of the
club on Warren avenue. Many Of the
members were present and there was
an interesting discussion OF topics for the
welfare of the Organization.
Howard lodge. K of p. also met last
night and transacted considerable rou-
tine business, after which interesting re-
marks for the good OF the order were
made by a number OF the members.
The Massasoit club also held an inter-
esting meeting at which the social fea-
lures for this season were talked over !.
This evening the first whist meet OF the
season will be held and Saturday night
there Will be opening reception at the
rooms of the club In the Leslie block.
Providence council Royal Arcanum. Y
will hold Its regular session this evening. 2
SHOULD BE ARRESTED.
After all the talk about the cruelty Of
docking the tall OF the horse the fact
seems to have been lost sight OF that
II Is equally cruel to amputate the eau
dal appendags OF a dog and quite oftea
this Is done In the efforts OF dog owners
to improve on the work Of the Almighty
In the way of producing a good looking
canine.
This is usually done when the dog Is
very young but one of the local dog ,
owners deferred the operation until the
animal had passed good ways beyond
the age at which II is commonly done
and yesterday chopped the tail of OF a
good sized pup, Last night the animal
was whining with agony and leaving a
trail OF blood behind him in his wander
ings about town.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transfers have
been reported at the office OF the town
clerk:
Arthur A. Fuller of Providence and
Daniel III. Fuller OF Boston sold to Mich
ael Pferlato OF East Providence lot cs
on Richard j. Burgess plat for $40
Michael Pierlato mortgaged to Arthur
A. Fuller ct al lot rs on Richard ]. Bur-
CESS plat for SIS.
Harry Morris OF Providence sold 10 An
drew Medbury lot 2s on the Calvin q.
Fuller plat. with all the buildings and
improvements +
David F. Con- transferred to Andrew
n. Medbury Of Seekonk mortgage given
by Michael Falvey for se4
Benjamin J. Whitaker and Edith A.
Whitaker mortgaged TO William r. RAN
dali lot on the Edith A. Whitaker plat.
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon for s1l00
John B. Carpenter sold u Goldbirds
Caldarelli two lots on the county plat for
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