The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-10
PAWTUCKET.

The double wedding of Miss Margaret
and Miss Anna McGinn. daughters OF
Mrs. Margaret McGinn OF so woodbine
street was an event OF more than passing
interest to the many friends and ac-
quaintance of the young women.
The weddings occurred Tuesday after
noon at the rectory Of the Sacred Heart
church. Rev. FIR. Harty officiating. Miss
Margaret McGnn was united TO Thomay
Leo German OF Central Falls. while her
sister. Anna. was united to Frank Temple
n broker. OF Providence. Mr. German Is
connected witb|the catering firm OF Cor
man Brothers Of Central Falls.
A reception was held at the home OF
the brides mother from 20 o'clock
and large number OF relatives and
friends called TO congratulate the happy
couples. The brides were gowned In
crepe de chine over colored silks and wore
picture hats Guests were present from
Boston. Providence and a number OF other
cities and nearby towns.
The couples will spend their honeymoon
their arrival home Mr.. and Mrs. Temple
will live at 60 Landor street. Providence,
while Mr.. and Mrs. German will live at
so Woodbine street, this city. Both
couples received numerous presents.
Court City OF Pawtucket r. OF A.. held
its regular meeting last evening. with
Chief Ranger Walter Naylor In the chair
Three new members were Initiated and
i've applications for membership were
received and referred TO the committee
on Investigation.
Peter Grant, Horace Tcs.ier and r
Diette were appointed a committee TO
arrange for series OF class limitations.
The idea OF the class limitations is for
the three courts IN this city and Central
Falls 10 hold a grand union meeting and
have several limitations at the meeting.
II II proposed to have a street parade
and a dinner 20 follow the Invitations.
Chief OF Police Rice is In receipt OF
letter from William Dover OF Camden ~
j.. stating that Thomas Higgins OF this
city had died there and asking that the
mans relatives be notified. There are two
Thomas H'geinses In Pawtucket. but
both are accounted for.
Last evening a Young man giving the
name OF Charles Higgins and who said he
lived At PhillipsdaIe called at the police
stsrion. He Informed the officers that his
grandfather's name was Thomas and
that his whereabout. were not positively
known. The young man said his grand
father was AZ one time ~ Togus Me- but
ne thought he had left and gone South.
He stated that he should telegraph 10
Dover for particulars ard thought that
the dead man might be his relative
The hoard OF aldermen yesterday after
noon met and began the counting of the
ballots when the days wok was done
Fitzgerald had n lead OF 81 votes over
his Republican opponent lie ls In all
probability reelected.
]. A. Anthony OF Central Fails reported
TO the police that his horse and wagon
had been stolen
President william Kesean presided at
the regular meeting ~ Painters and Pa
perhsngers' uricn No. Is and thore was
a good attendance or members Two new
members we're initiated and one appIica.
ton was received. Trade was reported 70
be fair. particularly the outside work
A communication was received from the
State Building Trades Council 20 the ef-
feet that certain persons were going
apout the state soliciting advertisement
under the plea that the state building
trades council was TO receive a benent
from the same The communication stated
nat no person was authorized bv the
,ouncii 10 solicit any advertisements
makers union held its regular meetinx
asst evening and transacted large
mount % routine business