The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-03
The News Of the State.

Alice Love and Mr.. Al Menzle. Miss
Katherine Cornell being the bridesmaid
and Mr.. Harry Downing the best man
Mr.. Phillip Coffey was the minister man
and made n hit There was an abundance
of good things TO eat and drink.
There was. or course, no end OF musical
selections both instrumental and vocal,
all being or high grade
Among those wao took part in the
pleasant affair were the Misses Idella
Elliott. Nellie Love, Alice Love, Mary
Greely Katherine Cornell. Katherine
Lavelle. Mamie Braney. Mary OBrien.
Hilda Lundstrom. Mary Banahan. Mary
Crovsan. and Messrs. Harry Downing
Al Menzie, Phillip Coffey. Daniel Wal
lace. Frank Braney, II. Il. Bowers and
j. u. Overton.
TRIMMERS TRIMMED.
A day or so ago Mr. Donlon gave Mr.
George Worsley trimming and was ar
rested, and "A little later I'm the day Mrs
Donlon thought that she might as well
have a little OF the notriety. so she went
into the Worsley home and trimmed Mrs.
Worsley. Capt. Rowe arrested both OF
the trimmers.
These families live on steuben street.
called n week ago Sunday and came TO
the conclusion that beer was being sold
by some one In the house.
NO MEETING THIS EVENING.
The chances are that there will be no
session OF the Bachelors club In the
rear OF 20 Atwood street. this evening.
for Frank and John Jacobson, who are
the boss bachelors. were arrested this
morning on warrants charging them with
selling liquor. A couple OF new bachelors
called at the club room Sunday and as
the new members did not like the way
things were run reported TO Capt. Rowe
and he did the rest.
A QUIET WEDDING.
Thomas w. Gibbon assistant engineer
OF engine 49, turned mean trick on his
many friends one day last week for he
married n pretty girl and went TO house
keeping on Dorchester avenue and, so far
as can ne learned. the only one that
whispered the story about the square was
Thomas O'Rourke the Manton avenue
grocer. who was the best man at this
quiet affair
FORESTERS MEETING.
Court Gen Sheridan, +. OF A., held in
Stokes hall, last evening )ne OF the most
interesting meetings OF the season. Quite
large amount OF routine business was
transacted with Chief Ranger Jas j. Nc
Cabe In the chair. The woodwords report
ed the sick list clear. Two propositions
for membership were received and re-
ferred to the proper committees. The
court was hohored with the presence OF
Grand Chief Ranger Lovett and also
Grand Treasurer John. Harlow, who made
some very lively and interesting remarks.
In good and welfare remarks were also
made by =. c. r. Cullen OF Thomas Dorr
ing MnlNa ha
Bros. Moreland. Scott McGovern, Taft.
Gaming. Sub-chief Ranger A. j. McCabe
and others
GENERAL MENTION.
The residence Of f.. s. Mann 1880 Plain
field street. was entered by false keys
while the family was away, yesterday ar
ternoon. and an overcoat and six valuable
rings were stolen. The drawers in two OF
the sleeping room were turned topsy
turyy.
While Mr.. and Mrs. John Candathel
We're at work In a mill, yesterday, John
Kuppher helped himself, so the police say,
10 a CARLOAD OF household furniture from
their home on Edna street. John was
taken into custody this morning and the
furniture was secured.
Paddy" Duff. the well known ball play
er, was at his nome on Eden street for a
short time yesterday
Michael O'Connell OF this place left for
Boston this morning. where he will spend
the summer.
At the meeting OF Court General Sheri-
dan, Il. OF A, last evening. Charles Var
ian was elected as recording secretary,
and T. J. Taft as lecturer.
Tickets for the First Light Infantry
circus held I'm Infantry hall Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. with Saturday mat
inee, May 8. and Z. can be procured at
the market vof J. j. Donnelly, III Valley
street