The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-23


Mrs. Ella G. jackson and Thomas Carr
Of wSnsterfy were married at the home OF
che hride's mother. Mrs Hannah Jack
son. at Is Bancroft street. at 8 o'clock.
last evening. by the Rev. William Cres-
ssy OF St Johns Episcopal church OF
Asnfun, (which is ths home OF the bride.
n<i@ IdAsAfills. schooimate OF the bride.
was tho Bridesmaid and ]. william Carr.
. b1pehsr OF the bridegroom was the best
man. and two charming little tots. the
lsn1rtstsd a. ribbon girls. The bride was
given uway by her brothcr-in-law, Mr..
vuuIliam Taylor.
40 tho conclusion of tho ceremony. an
laiabuEate wedding dinner was served and
ltho uany yhandsome presents TO the happy
Icoupao were inspected. A little later in
ehs evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carr left for
lDoston and other places and upon their
Ersturn wdn take up their residence at the
homo Of the brides mother Mrs. Carr
n sne Of tho most popular young ladies
OF Shis Vicinity. and the houseful OF
itx1ennB who were present 20 witness the
unnH4nge ceremony. all wished her and
her harsband the very best Of success In
lthsir new nfe
EARLY MORNING BREAK
pHtrolman Tracy at BIB. this morning. |
&OUnd that tho store OF ]. =. Worthwhile |
On JullAn street had been broken into dur |
3ng the night He notified one OF the clerks |
who found that an entrance had been
Eeffccted by crawling over transom in
chs rear OF tho store. and $40 had been
taken from tho cash register. The thief
9of4 Nv uyhf ha 1aff
and was 20 found by Patrolman Tracy.
WAS WELL LIKED.
But few men have been laid away that
were held In higher esteem by those who
knew him best than Michael shannan of
Kslly street, whose funeral took place
from his late residence yesterday morn
1ng. Later. services -Xere- held at- st
Anthony's Catholic church. the Rev. FIR.
Brown officiating. Mr.. Shannon spent
ths greater portion Of his days In this
vicinity and for many years held a promi-
nent position in the Atlantic mills, and
they, with many others. sent handsome
floral offerings to the house.
The bearers werc Messrs. Owen oGara,
Thomas Miuett, James Sweeney and John
Mcguire. The interment was at St
Arms cemetery. He leaves a widow, one
son and Ave daughters. all Of whom are
we'll known and highly respected. E
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The seni-annual election OF officers for
Bud Of Hope Lodge. 6s57, I. o. o. 3. M u. /,
was held last evening In Stokes hall The
following were chosen for the ensuing
term: Noble grand. Henry Galloway;
vice grand. Chas. g. Ives; recording sec
retary. A. Coupe; financial secretary,
William Dewdney: treasurer. Alfred
Goodwin: lecturer, L. p. Starr: auditing
Thos. Rathbun and L. p.
Starr.
sJEOvE ON' IS THE ORDER.
Quite . number OF business men on ,
Hartford avenue have complained to the
police in regard TO a crowd OF young men
who lotfer about their doors and Captain
Rowe has made up his mind that he will
nd this thorouEhfare- as he has the
DQuaxa of undesirable persons, and 10 ,
DO this he viii have a man or two In ,
cftisans' dress for Some time and woe be
unto the chap that falls into their hands |,
Some OF these chaps are so bold that
hey even use the door steps of stores for
1 seat and appear to be offended should
= customer want to get In or out of the
Dtorvs.
HU GOT nsOST.
one % OfneyvfIles wen known business
nm went TO Bristol yeSterday and did