The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-03
The News Of the State

was taken on an invitation 10 attend a
muster at Brockton, Mass. An invita-
ton 10 attend the muster at Princeton.
September 2itn. was declined. Members
must meet at the hall on School street.
Monday. at a. m. sharp. 20 20 20 the
muster at Central Falls.
Edward O'Bren made a nervy stop OF
a horse owned by the Edward Smith
company Mr.. O'Brisn was dragged Ii
feet
There was a splsndid time at the new
hall OF the Elm tracht Singing society cor
ner of Carter avenue and Elizabeth
streets IN Darlington last evening, the oc-
casion being tho dedication OF the hall.
There was n parade from East avenue.
those taking part botng q squad OF police
In command Of Sergeant Gardner and the
Battery A Band Of Providence. Theodore
Koemer lodge. Order OF Harugari. led
the line. followed by Humboldt lodge. Or
der OF Hermann Sohne; the Neptune Sing
ing society, the Eintracht society. a car
riass with His Honor Mayor Higgins and
others.
At the hall the exercises were presided
over by Hermann Bachmann, a member
OF the committee having In charge the
erection OF the building. He introduced as
the drst speaker Charles A. Thurm. also
OF the building committee, who after a
few remarks presented to President Helm
r1oh Hess the keys 10 the new han. The
president accepted the keys In a few well
chosen words. Mayor Higgins was then
introduced and after a song by the Elm
tracht Singing society n selection was
given by the band The Neptune Singing
society rendered a selection and the pro-
gram ended with a selec ton by Franz
Fengers orchestra. After a collation.
dancing was inaugurated and continued
until n m, the music being furnished
by the orchestra.
The building IL modern IN every re-
speot and was constructed TO meet all
wants OF the society. An up-to-date
kitchen is IN the front end of the base
ment. where Is also frst-class bowling
alley. The remainder of the basement Is
for storage purposes and q gymnssi sum.
and all the 6ymn asium appartus viii be
Installed In the basement OF the new
home.
On May 2. 1894. the Eintraoht Singing
society was instituted with a charter
membership OF 10 Of the best known and
most highly respected German residents
OF this CITY. The society celebrated It's
10th anniversary on the aist of last May.
During the 10 years OF It's existence the
society has about doubled its membership.
II now having IN the vicinity OF lao mem
bers and throughout that period IL has
conducted numerous basaars, German
"indoor picnics." concerts and other
creditable entertainments.
Tho objects OF the organization arc the
cultivation OF a love for the study OF
vocal music. for the promo ton Of good
fellowship among Pswtucket citizens OF
German nationality.
The building committee comprises the
following members: Heinrich Hess.
chairman; Erhart Schailer. treasurer;
Charles A Thurm, financial secretary;
Hermann Qefbreuht, recording Decrstary;
Peter Wendell. president Of the society;
Karl wendai treasurer OF the society;
Frank Ulrfch, Gustav Rubcndlmst Ernst
Roske, Theodor Eaurnann. George Beck.
Hermann Stoetzel and Hermann Bach
man.
Rev. Frank j. Nash will preach his
farewell sermon at the Weeden Street
church tomorrow.
Miss Mary Tinn died yesterday aged TS
years She was born In County Monag-
ham. Ireland. out came to this city when
she was 10 years old She IL survived by
one sister.
Real Estate Conveyanoes-Julius Klein
ct ux sold 70 G. II Ernest Roske ct ux.
land, buildings and improvements on
York avenue; consfd GRAFTON $40. James N.
r. Taylor sold 10 Walter A. Thotn land.
and improvements on westerly
side OF Pawtuolxet and Providence turn
pike; consideration so.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-From
Benjamin Gridley to the Slater Trust
company. land. buildings and improve
ments on Map OF house lots belonging TO
Jonathan cidabotton. >" amount xlb}O