The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
Miss Bertha f. Welies and Mr.. Theo-
dore " Durreli. who are among the most
popular young people of the annexed dis
trict. were united IN marriage early last
evening by the Rev. r. c. Bass OF the
Tabernacle NJ. f. church. the ceremony
being performed at the home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
welles. at So Heath street. and the resi-
oence was filled 10 the utmost capacity
with the relatives and close friends of the
,contracting parties
The bridesmaid was Miss Lillian NJ
r1,andler, a life long friend Of the bride
FROM Norwich. Conn, and the best man
WAS Joseph Callahan. Following the
paremony there was a reception and
elaborate dinner.
[ Mr.. and Mrs. Durrell left the city on
the steamboat train later and will visit
Washinrton. New York. Philadelphia
and Norwich before they return. They
will take up their residence at s3 Laban
street Mr.. Durrell holds important
position with the Public Market COM
6sny.
SATURDAYS GAME
The olneyville baseball team WIN have
for opponents on the Merfno fats Satur-
day aftsrnoon the Carriers OF Franklin.
Mass. who vdll have for a pitcher Rank
lin, known as the cracker Jack" Of
Massachusetts, Rankin has been seen
here by the fans, for ne was here last
seAson on two occasions. and on one he
had - strfke-outs and In the other game
"a TO his credit. The team. az a whole.
- q strong one. for they have beaten
The woonsocket Gyms. the Lynns and
other fast teams.
The lineup of the home team will be
The samc as last Saturday. except the
pitcher who will be announced later.
HE WAS LUCKY.
William Collins, driver OF Hook and
Ladder No. 6, IL being commended by his
many friends for the plucky manner In
which he held onto the reins OF his horses
after being thrown from his seat while
responding to the alarm from box 6S,
Saturday evening. He is also being con-
graduated for his narrow escape from
injury.
That some one has not been killed on
Manton avenue where this accident oc-
Cured IL simply wonder. for the pave
ment II one bed of slime and mush nnd Is
dangerous at any time.
TO A NEW HOME.
At the meeting OF Narragansett Assem-
bly,, Royal Society OF Good Fellows, held
In library hall. last evening, James III.
Shawcross Of the hall committee reported
that Artisan hall had been secured for
the organisation. where the meeting
would be held on the same evenings In
the future
Under the head of the good OF the order
remarks were made by Past Ruler Healy,
William Bernhard. Jr., Leonard Baton.
and John O'Connell.
IN A HURRY.
Leo Walsh. IL years old, could not wait
until the Glorious Fourth to have a dis
play OF f1re works. but started in last
evenings at his home on Cha1kstone ave-
nue. Patrolman Smith asked the young
man to show ihs license from the proper
officials for hts actions and az this young
man had not gone TO that trouble he was
placed under arrest.
He had to tell his story I'm court this
mernins-
LOCAL PASTOR HoNoRED.
AZ the recent commencement exercises
q The Hfisdafe College, Hillsdale, Mich.
which 10 one OF the leading Free Baptist
colleges In the country, the degree OF
Doctor OF Divinity was conferred upon
Rev. John M Lowdrn. pastor OF the First
Free Baptist church of Plsinheld street.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrolnen Kelly and Boundry saw
man running up Plainfield street this
morufnG and they gave chase. They
found that the man had been out late.
something unusual for him. and wanted
20 get home. before his folks got up to
ret breakfast ready.
The friends Of Alexis Laurent OF 5s Ju-
Han STREET ara somewhat worried over hts
absence a. he has been missing from
his home since Sunday, and at the time
he complained OF being sick. He Is about
80 years old, FIVE feet. ii inches In height.
wore q grey SUIT and a black stiff hat.
Charles Cornell OF ga Whittier avenue
has asked the police TO add his name to
the long list OF persons who have had
valuable dogs lost OF stolen
large number Of tho friends of Peter
Hsnley were present at the Cathedral
ahis morning tn witness the solemn cere-
n,ony Of his ordination 10 the priesthood.
Leo Farley, who has been seriously III
~ his home on Laurel Hill avenue. has
recovered sufficiently so az 10 be out n
portion OF every pleasant day.
The wedding Of Attorney Thomas r.
cooney and Miss Elizabeth Riley will take