The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-17
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Hon. Pardon F. Tillnghsst, who is
chief justice elect OF the supreme court
was the guest of honor at the supper Of
the Ladies' Social circle OF the First
Baptist church last evening. He receiv-
ed many congratulations ard spoke brief
ly on the RESPONSIBILITIES OF the offlce.
The New England district deputy OF
the JoBrneymen Plumbers union VII
shortly witt this city TO inspect the af-
fairs OF the local union.
Blackstone Conclave knights OF Sher-
wood Forest. held drill last evening af-
ter the business meeting.
The banquet TO be given by the Central
Labor union OF this city promises TO be
the biggest affair OF it's kind ever held
here.
At last nights meeting OF the common
council G w. Hughes was chosen presi-
dent IN the absence OF j. Frank Davis
resolution appropriating s14o0 for a
sewer in Waltham street from Pawtuck-
et avenue TO Blodgett street was passed
in concurrence as was also one giving
Bernard Whalen whose son. Harold, was
killed by a scuttle blown from the roof
OF the Fairlawn school on Feb 8. 1902.
There was large attendance AZ the
third annual social OF the chrysanthe-
mum club held at Hutchinson hall last
evening. The $50 couples ia attendance
had Jolly time
John Robinson was bound over 10 the
grand jury by Judge Tuck yesterday on
charge Of assaulting Michael O'Toany on
the evening of November 5th.
Genevieve Louise, wife of James DON
nelly. died yesterday afternoon al St. Jo-
seph's hospital. whittier she had gone for
an operation. She was So years of age and
the daughter OF John and Annie Good
win OF Meadow street She was well
known In the vicinity i'm which she re-
sided and a large number Of friends ex-
tend sympathy 20 the bereaved family.
Besides her husband. she is survived by
one son. years OF age. She is also sur
vived by four sisters and a brother. The
body was removed to her home In this
city, 1l5 Johnson street.
At the meeting Of the CUruUUu council
which was held last evening Chief Lewis
r Butler OF the fire department presented
his annual report The total hre loss for
the year ending Oct. L. 1904. was SiS lS2 9S,
of which $40. .340 81 was paid I'm insurance.
The principal losses during the year were
occasioned by the fires at the plant Of the
Pawtucket Banking company, depot Of
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad and Cohen block
The department responded TO 239 alarms
Among the recommendation Is that for
the purchase Of 1000 feet OF new no q,
there being 1920 feet in service at the
present time.
At St Mary's church. Mansfield. Mass,
yesterday morning occurred the wedding
OF Alice Elizabeth, daughter OF Mrs.
Catherine Flavin. 20 Bernard A. Costello.
well-known and popular young man OF
this city. There were present at the
event many friends and relatives Of the
groom from this city Miss Lillian z.
Fllvin. sister OF the bride, was maid OF
honor. and the best man was Thomas ].
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bride. whNis one OF the most hlVhly re-
spected yourg women OF Mlnsheld, was
gowned In brown lansdow0e en- trai-e
and carried a bouquet Of Bride roses.
MI hael r, and Peter A. Costello. broth
ers OF the groom acted as ushe-s. Fol
owin~ the cere- onv a wedding breakfast
VS. siven ard a reception held AZ the
resi7e~~e q" The brides mother and later
II 'he dav Hr md Mrs. Costello LEFT o.
short bridal tour. Upon their return they
will live In this city.
One OF the principal features of the
weekly meeting Of Textile union, No. slS.
last evening. with the Initiation OF ten
new members. Five applications for
uremhership were received The commit
tee on the recent entertainments held for
the benefit Of the Fall River strikers
made their final report The committee
reported that the net receipts amounted
to 800 which sum has been forwarded
20 the proper authorities In that city.
The committee received a vote or thanks
and was discharged A new committee
was appointed to- devise ways and means
To secure fund 20 send 90 the strikers
Tor Christmas present While the COM
mittee has not formulated any set plans.
II is said that another entertainment will
oc held some time in the early part Of
December.
The Republicans of the Fsirlarn dis
trict held a iolihcsuon and jubilee meet.