The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-01

lett at IeleIIdn > NEWS oNaAbt 4" ANN'N
ford avenue.
Mr.. Thomas IL. Jones, one OF the pest
known drug clarks OF this place and MISS
Elizabeth l.. Casey were united IN mar
riage at the residence Of the Rev. Fr'
George w. Brown Of ST. Anthony's
church at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the best man being Joseph Jones a
brother OF the groom, and Miss May M.
Naugle. a cousin OF the bride was the
bridesmaid.
After the CEREMONY a wedding dinner
was served at the home Of the bride :
parents on Deborah street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left later in the evening Tor PouSh-
keepsie, n. Y, where they VIII spehu
their honeymoon. They were the recip-
tents OF many beautiful tokens OF love
and esteem. Among them being a silver
set from Hall & Lyon Co, where Mr..
Jones is prominently connected with the
prescription department. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 60 Deborah street
WAS TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
Miss Mary Healy was taken by surprise
by a houseful OF her young friends at her
home. 90 Laban street, last evening and
among those who contributed To the
pleasure of the evening with readings ana
musical selections were the Misses Sadie
Braney. Grace Tyrell. Mary and Margar-
ct Healy. Mollie Clayton, Messrs. Henry
Nangle. John German. James Cummings,
George Mcdowell and James Flynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healy did all that was
possible TO make the young folks happy
and from what can be learned from "A few
OF those who were present, were highly
successful for there was plenty of good
things 10 eat and tho visitors simply
owned the house.
GAVE THEM A START.
John Conway better known as Sport
and still better known as the musical di-
rector of the old Homestead club came
very near being without a house or home
Yesterday for an old Balm Of Gilead'
tree in the rear OF his cosy cottage was
blown down Wednesday morning and "A
portion OF the tree broke through the
kitchen
The crash made every member OF tho
family believe that doomsday had arrived.
but the damage was so slight to the cot
tagc that 1t did not cause a stay OF pro-
ceedings and the household program was
carried out as usual and none were hap
pier than Mr. Conveys folks yesterday.
WILL BOOM REAL ESTATE.
Real estate i'm the vicinity known as the
Back Bay has, since the first of the week.
doomed up to nearly gold mine prices. and
it is presumed that still another boom will
bt tNlNFIli DFlOIf rNTlNtI lOhhN. n lew
days ago there appeared an intom I'm this
column to the effect that a new wOrsted
mill was to be erected I'm this vicinity.
Yesterday four men surveyed the plat.
which would indicate that the prospects
Of a new mill were excellent. The sur
veyors. when interviewed, would not say
a word. nor could anything be learned
from the Donnelly Brothers, who own the
land. As was stated in The News a few
days ago. the only drawback 10 the pro-
posed mill would be the difficulties I'm lay
ing OF a spur track onto the premises.
WILL GO ON THE ROAD.
Mr.. William Ryder. who, until quite re-
Gently had held the position Of superin-
tendent Of the Earnscliffe mills. will sever
his connections with that firm at the close
OF business tomorrow, after which he and
his son, who has been his assistant, will
go on the road with an invention worked
out by Mr.. Ryder.
II Is possible that Mr.. Ryder will he
handsomely remembered by those who
have been under him for so many years
I'm this progressive and prosperous firm.
rs BEING INVESTIGATED.
An alarm Of fire was sent in front box
70 yesterday morning for a fire in a house
at Il Delaine street. and when the fire.
men arrived they came to the conclu-
sion that the fire was OF an incendinry
nature. as kerosene oil was found i'm diff
ferent parts of the house, which is owned
ny Mrs. May Wilbur and occupied by n
Polish family named Lucas.
The fire marshal was notified. but no ar
rests were made up TO this morning.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. sohn Thompson. manager for the
local branch OF the Thomas +. Donahue
company. sent n monster turkey to Cap
tain Rowe Of tho Chaffee Street station
Wednesday evening, for him 10 give to
a needy family.
Mr.. Joseph Clarke. n motorman living
on Manton avenue. was the WINNIE of n
lucious turkey that was contested for at
this place.
Olnoyville is 10 have one more drygoods
store. for Mr.. John Feely, who for many
years has been connected with ]. O. San
Souci & Co, has taken a lease Of ca
Broadway. Mr.. Feely Is prominently
connected with many secret and social
organizations In this vicinity.
An alarm OF fire was sent In from box
81 this morning for a fire In the roof OF
4 little store occupied by MAY Steward.
4 defective chimney was the cause and
tho damage was slight.
Mr.. Arthur Debcau. chief engineer at
the Crown Worstcd company, left for
Montreal. Canada. last evening. where ne
will spend n few DAYS with his relatives.
a man named Mcdonnell was taken into
custody this morning ny Sergt Potter on
n warrant charging him with non-support,
Mr.. John Casey OF Hartford, Conn.
who has been spending n few days with
relatives on Daniel avenue. returned home
this morning.
Scrgt. Bennett who has been on tho
sick list for n few days. IL expected 10 re-
turn 20 duty az the Chanee street police
station this evening.
There wcro ~ arrests at tho Charce
street police station during the month ~
November and $3.50 was the amount or
stolen property recovered.
patrolman Conncrton returned 10 duty
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