The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01

guest Of the Motormen and Conductors
Social club OF this city yesterday. On the
arrival of the team the members and
friends were taken TO the rooms OF the
club and enjoyed a splendid chowder. The
next moves were at the Sabin street ball
grounds where the local clubs bail team
beat the visitors by a score OF IL TO 8.
This was the second victory for Paw
tucket this season. Cars were taken for
Boyden Heights and one OF the finest
dinners Of the season was enjoyed. After
a while the party returned TO the club
rooms In this city where an interesting
musical and literary program, including
vocal solos by James Russell and John
sallinGer. Indian club swinging by Master
Lamore, a boy four years OF age, and
piano solos by John Oxley and John
Goodwin.
Remarks were made by President John
r. Burns OF the local social club Cap
tains Campbell and Parenteau OF the
baseball teams and by others present. The
rest of the evening was spent In So
ciability and fraternixinR, and at 1918 the
Fall River party left I'm a blanc OF red
Are.
The committee in charge OF the re-
ception to the visitors consis ted OF Chair
man Louis Demoranville, Secretary and
Treasurer Charles r. MoNaily. Senator
John T. Burns, Thomas Ho.ey. Jesse
Palmer. Manager OF the Baseball Team
John Chobot. George McCabe. Napoleon
Taupier and John Jackson
Real estate conveyances--J. Winthrop
Pratt sold to frederick w. Entwistls two
lots OF land with buildings and improve-
ments on Melrose lawn; consideration 800
Arthur Niokerson by mortgage sold to
Andrew N. Medbury six lots Of land with
all improvements on the Beverage Hill
plat: consideration 800
Mortgage deeds OF real estate-From
Mary A. Gariepy 10 Leander VI. Gardner.
land, buildings and improvements on the
northerly side OF BENEFIT street; amount
1000 Alice q. Hughes TO the Pawtucket
Institution for savinss land, buildings
and Improvements on the westerly side
OF School street; amount 500
Discharges Of mortgage deeds Of real
estate-Alice 3. Hughes 10 the Slater
Trust company. land, buildings and i'm
provement. on the westerly side OF School
street: amount 5000 From Alice s.
Hughes TO the Franklin Savings bank.
land. buildings and improvements on the
westerly side OF School streets amount
$500 From the Pswtucket Spiritual as
sociation to Elizabeth NJ. Barr. land.
buildings and Improvements on the
westerly side OF Lonsdale avenue; amount
$500. From Joseph Marcott ct ux 70
NJ. J. Gallagher. land. buildings and Inn
provements on York avenue: amount $500.
Intentions OF msrriase-Thomss Yates
and Mary Hartley both OF this city.
Entrance was gained 10 the house Of
Frank A. Rsttabun on West avenue yes
terdsy and quite a sum OF money sccured
James Cardasi, arrested for illegal sell-
ing OF liquor. admitted sufficient evidence
20 convict In the district court yesterday
and took an appeal
chief OF Police Rice has received an In
vitation to the reunion OF the Eleventh
Regiment Volunteer aseocis-
ton. The chief served four years I'm this
regiment during the war of the rebellion.
Lorenzi Frest. young colored man.
was fined $50 and costs for carrying n
raror. Frest. n special policeman claims
acted in a threatening manner 10 the
watchman az the railroad station. II was