The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-20
EAST PROVIDENCE
Electric Car Smashed Wagon
and Injured Driver.
News Of tho Societies Light
Docket In District Court.

Last night a meeting OF Bucklin Post
No 20. q. A. r.. was held in Grand Army
hall IN Rays block. There we're many OF
the members OF the post present as well
as a few visitors and after the routine
business OF the session had been disposed
OF interesting remarks and personal anec-
dotes were told by the veterans.
A meeting OF Reliance Lodge, No "a,
was held last night In odd Fellows hall
at the corner OF Warren and Burgess
avenues. Only routine business was
transacted
The regular meeting OF Howard lodge, X.
OF p. will be held in their hall In Tobin's
block this evening
The Imperial club will meet this even
ing In Its hall in Pierce's block on Taun-
ton avenue.
DISTRICT COURT.
There was but one case In the district
cohrt this morning. One man owned up
10 a charge OF having partaken too freely
OF tho cup that cheers and was assessed
the customary 50 and costs
AN ATTACHMENT.
Martha Wood has placed an attach
ment on the real estate OF Andrew Hun
ter for 800 The real estate attached IL
lots Is and 20 on the Kent Land plat. to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. The writ Is made returna-
BILE 70 the Seventh district court, Friday,
February s.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
TIE following transfer Of real estate
have been recorded AT the office OF the
town clerk:
John r. Carpenter sold TO Franco Tanao
et al six lots on the County plat for $40
Lakeside Cemetery association sold TO
n
cemetery for $40
George NJ. Hill sold the same to NJ. "
y. Hill for $40
POLICE NOTES.
Officer Hunter found open and secured
two buildings at Phllipsdae last night
Last night Officer Burgess found a
man on Broadway with more liquor
!. aboard than was really good for him and
with his usual solictude for the welfare.
Of others the genial took the man to the
Central station, where there was no dan
ger Of his freezing while enjoying his
jag.
WELL ATTENDED.
The revival service which was conducted
al the First Baptist church last night by
Rev John Stewart was we'll attended and
fully az successful had been antici-
pated The services are TO he continued
tonight and tomorrow night and IL is ex-
pected that the coming meeting will os
as successful as those which have already
been held.
STREETS ARE ICY.
Many OF the streets about town are very
Icy and consequently the local black
smiths are kept busy sharpening the calks
on the shoes OF the horses Some OF the
horses which are engaged In heavy work
are wearing out their calks nearly every
day and they have to be resharpened at
frequent intervals.
WAS COLD.
This morning the fact was reported TO
the poor department that an old woman
! living in the central part OF the town was
| suffering from the cold. having nothing
! I'm the house 90 burn and nothing with
which TO procure supply OF fuel She
was supplied with both fuel and FOOD by
! the poor department.
FROZEN TIGHT.
/ The Seekonk river is frozen up as tight
! as a drum IL Is seldom that the river
| ls frozen over between the Washington
and the India Point bridge. but n Is this
| time and all traffic in the river is sus-
| pended.