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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
PECK. .MACNKNEY NUPTIALS
Charming Wedding Of Two Social Favcrltss
Occurred Last Evening.

one OF the most notable weddings OF
the season occurred last evening, when
Miss Marguerite Foster Peck, daughter
Of Mrs. Walter A Peck, was married 10
Mr.. Harold Austin Mackinucy.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends were present az tho ceremony
which took place at the Peck residence
on Waterman street at s O'clock Miss
Peck was attended by her sisters Misses
Louise and Carolyn Peck. and little Miss
julia Tillinghast and Ruth Nicholson, as
flower girls
The brides gown was a beautiful crea-
tion OF white satin with trimmings OF
Irish point lace She carried white bride
roses The maids gowns were decidedly
effective OF blue sapho SILK. shirred and
tucked They wore tulle wells caught with
silver butterflies In the hair and carried
white bridesmaid roses The little flow
er girls were in white organdie dresses
and carried baskets OF lilies Of the val
ley.
Among those present al the reception
which took place Immediately after tho
ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
1illinghast Miss Esther Tillinghast Mr..
and Mrs. Henry a Tlllnghast Mr. and
Mrs. James Kenyon, Mrs. Marsden j.
Perry, Mr. and Mrs Edward studley,
Miss Studley, Mr.. Myers, Mr. and Mrs
Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. John a Cross, Miss
Cross. Miss Anita Baker, Miss Eva VIII
Hams. AF and Mrs. Richard Knight, Miss
knight, Mr.. Benz Cooke, Mr.. Evan owen,
Miss Rowena Campbell Miss Helen
Campbell, Mrs. William b. Weeden, Mr..
and Mrs. William Penn Mather, the
Misses Mather. Miss Anna Warren, Miss
Caroline Grosvenor, Miss Ethel Parks,
Mrs. Royal Riggs, Mr.. Alfred Brownell.
Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Nellie Knowles,
Mr.. Renx Weeden, Mr.. Steven Ames, Miss
Margaret Collier, Mr. Irving Hunt. Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Hope Brown. Mr.
Douglass Mercer, Mr.. Ralph Ostby Miss
Elsie Bridgharn, Miss Annette Robinson,
Mr.. Palmer Barstow, Mr.. +. Tudor Gross.
Mrs. Walter Hackney Mr.. Archibald Mat
teson, Miss Phyllis Kimball, Miss Grace
White. Miss Helen Capron. Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton Weeden. Miss Butler, Mr. Leon
ard Tingley, Miss Edith Waterman. Mrs.
George l.. Shepley, the Misses Shepley.
Miss Elizabeth Mason, Miss Caroline Ed
dy, Miss Helen Capron, Miss Cecile
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Orray Taft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
SOCIAL AND DANCE
Camp Cole Boat Club Gave Well Attended
Affair In EImwood

The Camp Cole Boat club gave its first
social and dance last night i'm knights of
Pythias hall IN Elmwood The AFFAIR was
very successful, over eco OF the members
and friends OF the club coming out to
enjoy it, Music for dancing wasfurnished
by the Manchester-Lee orchestra
There were IS numbers on the program
Refreshments were served during inter-
mission. The committee In charge OF the
affair was composed OF II. s. Lawton.
stephen MacNeill, Fred G.. Nichols,
Thomas McNin, and NJ. f. Streeter. Geo.
+. Keens acted as floor director. w. l..
Streeter had cvharge OF the door, ana
Il. j. Preston OF the coat room
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
The News Of the State

schools for the Christmas vacation the
pupils OF the school, assisted by their
frends, gave "a very enjoyable enter-
tainment last evening. which was attend
cd by the parents OF the scholars ana
several OF the former pupils. Every
number was very well done and greatly
appreciated by the audience. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Selection by orchestra, consisting Of
John Burke William Mcdonald and Jo-
seph McGaIry. violiDs. and May Nc
Donald, plano; piano solo, Mabel Deady;
reading. Maud Neff. "Trip and Co. Flora
Lee, Nellie Morgan. Katie Coughlin and
Maud Neff; dance, Ethel Babcock; selec-
ton by orchestra; reading. Uncle and
Nephew" Nellie Morgan; song by school,
pia 10 duet Annie OConnell and May Nc
Donald; reading, I'm School Days" Flora
Lee: violin solo. Joseph McGarry; piano
solo, Miss Mcdonald: vocal selection,
Mabel shaw: dance, Ethel Babcock; read
ing, Raymond O'Connor; song and read
ing, Loretta Hasney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
BRISTOL.
Mrs. Guitaras Dies at Home
Of Son in New York From
Pneumonia.

Mr. aQd Mrs f. II Orgleman will leave
Bristol Dec. IS for Oakland, Cal, where
they will reside
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Young
Mems Christian Association held a meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the rooms OF
the association. Mrs c.. b. Rockwell
was elected president for the ensuing
year. and Mrs. II. II. Shepard, vice
pre- esident. Mrs l.. r. Anderstrom was
elected auditor.
While at work I'm the calender depart
ment OF the National India rubber com
pany yesterday John Norris had his right
foot badly jammed by the falling of a
piece OF machinery. DR.. .. X. Siegel at
tended him and found that no bones were
broken.
Intelligence reached Bristol yesterday
nouncing the sudden death or Mrs. Eliza
beth Wardwell Guiteras, widow OF Ramon
Guiteras. from pneumonia. II has been
the custom OF Mrs. Gutteras for many
years 10 spend her winters I'm New York
and she left here Dec. for the met
ropolis. Mrs. Guiteras died at the home
OF her son, DIR. Ramon Guiteras.
Angelo Lombardo has sold 10 Guiseppi
Numiztra lot and buildings on the west
side Of Rock street.
Judge r. II Hammill has been engaged
as counsel for Manuel Correia, who Is
held for shooting his wife last Monday
evening. Negotiations have been begun
10 secure a bondsman for the defendant.
Services Sunday at dhe Pentecostal
church will be as follows: Morning at 10,
preaching at 1870. Sabbath school at -
and revival meeting at In the evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
ALL NEW ENoLANDERs ARE PA.
IRIOTIC

and more so after n trip to Washington
Congress is in session and a visit to
those two great digulhed bodies alone
repays for the time and expenditure.
The mauy other sightseeing points are
too numerous 10 mention here; a postal
however 20 J. B. Scott ~. E. II. A..
Royal Blue lire Baltimore a Ohio II.
RI. $50 Washington street. Boston. will
bring YOU an illustrated booklet. giving
all details Of its seven day personally
conducted tours. for which $500 covers
all expenses from Boston. Jan. 18th and
26th. Feb. 9th and 23d. March 9th and
23d. April 1871 and 27th. and May tlth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
DECREE IS GRAN TED
". H. StearHS Obtains Divorce From Wife
on Ground Of hduIieU

Judge Baker, In the superior court. at
Newport yesterday. granted Waldo III.
Stearns OF jamestown, divorce from his
wife. Icgemia Stearns. on the ground of
adultery. Col. Sheffield OF Newport
looked after Mr.. Bakers interest and F.
J. McCanna OF Providence appeared for
Mrs. Baker. No contest was made
1t had been expected a settlement of the
matter would be made and that Mrs. Ba-
ker would waive her right OF dover. IT
was stated yesterday that settlement
was impossible and a decree was entered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Advertisements nor The News may be
left with f. A. Bliss. Goss block
At the annual meeting OF the Lafayette
society for the election or officers the
following officers were chosen Tor the en-
suing year: Chaplin Rev j A. Fanteur;
president. honorable, Louis I,essard presl-
dent, Odias Geoffery: first vice president,
Eugene Thuwunge; second vice president.
Willard Boffard; recording secretary,
Dodolphe Conlois; financial secretary
William Cloutier; corresponding secretary
Joseph Proul, treasurer Desire Proul:
sergeant-at-arms, simon Armstrong; sick
committee. Louis Lessard, Lcandre Co
dene. Stanislas Carlonneau, Felix Bucher
Willard Boffard. Simon Armstrong Joseph
Thinere: for Bristol, Charles Allard, Oliv-
fer Mcclure; financial committee. Charles
Allard, Frank Brochu, Urls Seymore; !;
uniform committee Noe Bcauchene, Aug
ust Messier George Beauchene. Isaac
Garceau; guard officers-Chief command
ant Noe BeauChcne; other officers 90 be
named 10y the chief Installation, first
meeting I'm January. 1906.
Schooner Eva Louise and Nicholas
Boram sailed from here during tho week
with csrgoes OF 500 bushels each OF oys-
ters for Laucraft Bros. OF New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Sarah Bowen Chase, s. years OF
age. died az her homo on Federal street
in this town. ycsterda2 afternoon at II 80
o'clock, after y short illness She was a
native OF this town and was born oct 20,
1921 Tho cause of her death was heart
failure. She was member Of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF this town.
James McManus who Is wanted at the
state form. was nabbcd by the police last
night while asleep and ls preparing 20
complete his term az the institution az
Cranston.
chief Of Police M1cOmbor has gone 10
New York on department business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
CENTRAL FALLS.

Court ST. Laurent. +. OF A.. had sue
ccssful smoker last night Da~---A iiii----ts
and Patrick Feency had = fine nve-round
go.
There was an entertainment in Grand
Army hall under the auspices OF the
sunday school ~ the Enbury VI E
church lu order 10 AID poor families of
the city. and whist party was held IN
Jacques cartier hall 10 raise funds for
one poor family,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

Cleveland. O.. De-. 16.-William Guy just
discharged from the Newburg Insane esy-
lum. shot and killed his brother-in-law,
Harry Flint nged l5. and an B-months
old child 40 $50 BroVnell street today.
Guy then went 90 40. 3ii Central avenue
and shot and fatally injured Mrs Eliza
beth Bennett Ho was later arrested He
IL wire drawer and ~ years OF age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
WAN + Ed

A BRIGHT. active. honest boy. who
can and Will sell and deliver papers in
East Providence. Boy wanted who will
build up route OF his own. Apply at The
News, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
RIVERSIDE.
Young Folks Enjoy Skating on
Wi|Iett Avenue Pond. -.Other
Items Of Local Interest.
Items OF news can be left az Goffs res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.

The ice on Willett avenue ice pond was
about three inches thick yesterday, and
many OF the young people were skating
on IT yesterday and last night The ice
was very smooth presenting an excellent
surface for skating.
Many people refrained from letting their
children on to the pond because of the
fact that the ice in the middle is thinner
than elsewhere This is due 10 the cur
rent OF the stream, by the hOwage of
which the pond is produced
AT THE CHURCHES.
The regular weekly meeting at St
Marks church was held last night The
usual services will be held tomorrow. The
morning service at St. Marks will be at
i0:3O o'clock and evensong and prayer at
30
AT the Congrega tional church the morn
ing service will be at 1915. Sunday school
will open At l2:l5. The Junior Christian
Fndeavor society will meet at o'clock
and both che senior and intermediate
Christian EndeaVor societies will hold
meetings at 6 o'clock. The regular eve
ming service will he held at 7:SO.
SCHOLARS WERE DISMISSED.
The scholars i'm one OF the lower grades
at the Turner avenue school were dis
missed for the day yesterday because or
the cold II was found that the heating
plant would not get tho entire building
10 TO the proper temperature. so the
steam In one room was turned on ana
the children sent home.
Yesterday was the coolest day thus far
this season. I'm the morning the thef-
mometer registered eight degrees above
zero. II got q little warmer later I'm the
day This morning the temperature was
IS degrees above.
DRIVER WAS HURT.
A horse belonging to r. l.. Rose q Co.
ran away yesterday on the upper end OF
Bullock's Point avenue. The animal be
came frightened and made "A wild dash up
the street At washington avenue the out
it fouled a telegraph pole.
The vehicle TO which the horse was at
tached was considerably smashed mp and
the driver was thrown out with considera-
bic force lie was badly shaken up and
an ankle severely injured. Bystanders
helped him onto Providence bound car.
ON which he went 60 his home In that
city.
HAS NEW CHOIR
Tho young people OF ST Brendon's par
ish have organized choir. which is now
practicing the Christmas music. Several
well known young people who have mu-
steal talents are members OF the new
choir
A rehearsal was held last night at the
church with very satisfactory results
NEWSY LITTLE NEWSLETS
Mrs william Houghtating is seriously
lil ~ her home ON Linden street.
Two street lights were out last night.
one was Oh Blllocks Point avenue and
the other on Narragansott avenue
The regular meeting OF the Riverside
Social club was held last night
80 you are going 10 retire from poll
tics7'
Yes" said the municipal boss. I'm
.nirr IN rnflra IHll I'm not nnlnr "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
COTILlION CLUB TONIGHT

The second meeting OF the CoSllon club
occurs tonight at Spink's academy.
Miss Esther Tilllnghast entertains at
dinner at her home previous to society
enteying into delightful time at the CO.
tiliion club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
OLNEYVILLE.
Supper and Ball for Fair As.
sistants Of Regent Club.
Young Women Bowling Ex-
perts..Milk Wagon Lost

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Heffernans News Stand 10 Hart
ford avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16

80 you are going 10 retire from poll
tics7"
YES" said the municipal boss. I'm
sotng to retire But I'm not going 10
sleep so soundly that ] cant be wax
efred. ~ washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
WARREN.

Advertisements nor The News may be
left with f. A. Bliss. Goss block
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-16
EAST PROVIDENCE
Funeral Services Of Philip
Chaca Were Largely Attended.
Mayors Club Hears Letter
From Tax Collector Winchester

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Munroe's Boston Store,
Watchemoket square.
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Gom SopGor'8 prddtioc8 Stiid
Che Eidct Of 2eopc Mon" iuiro
Oicic ISOLDE IN G6oic'S T6cotcr 5lr
Inifiibrut0 gcbrod)t. Gicic Mc(-
Dung bot lultcr Sen dGtcren G6cotcr.
frcunbcn 0roBcS 9[uficbcn 6crbor0l.
~riifcr, lpcIdc 'id) in sic 3citcn 6cS
Mnr.. i. 6%lorcncc 5uriifpericbt iii6.
fen, ut6 OoS i~iingcrc Clement lit ga.
ralli crpidlt, elm Stiicf I'll ic6cn, mel.
dies in friibcren Sobrcn io(dc 1Flt.
rorc 1cnlod)t bat. 9ic Gr506luno
BON Dob @ricrlp lulb icinc @cfon.
0%cn1o6Inc lpe9e1 zines 8c~r6reberS,
meld)cS er III ollcr llni6uIo 6cging,
ieinc G%ntlolilrtg aus Dem @cfong.
nib oltf ToroGc, bic 3iuleiQllna Ser
Mun GomorOS, Ser Sriln,p6 Der
1olidriin5cr mo ibre ip1tere NiGs
6erIogc. 6o8 Sorge6en oes 9eteftip5
Sofi6olp, oles Dies lit onget6olL
sic 3u6orcr in groBter Sponnlrnq ST
crboltcll. &r. &c g8itt luir6 fir bic
ocnfbor bette allffiibrlt19 oeS Stii
DIES ior9c,, lntO Sr. 9fliop Die HoQc
6eS Bob 0ricrlp iibcrrcGncn.
,W ar h lunb SGeatcr."
Gin GotoebiQe : Grogromln BON
i~eltener Teidbaltigfeit lit fir oieie
ISOLDE i'm nWnrplono : 8beoter" oll-
g~cfiinoigt. glt Der Spise bes Yro-
grantmes Itebt Die anfiinbielng, bob
Ser5og's feds oreiiirte Sengite, mel.
dc oon 8ornrm II. 9oilep's Girfns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
Nnrere GbFnter.
n6oro'a 0pcrn6uu5 J."

Cine ln8eU0bnli6 ultereiioutc9lu,
filno,gung miro BON Der @ei6Git3
leitllng BON o6oro'S Gperuboua~ iiir
oteIe @ode gemo6t, inOem Ooielbit
Sprle 9cQelp, elmer Der bcgobteItcn
&ilnitIer Der cngliidcn 9ii6nc, III
Dem ncllcn Gramo oRafflc3, tbc2rmo,
tour Craftsman" uuftritt. Sr. @eQcrp
miro bon Dem nGmliden Stab I'M,
teritiiet, melher init ibm in g}cu.
0orf 200 nadeinonocr iolgenOe Gor.
.Iteuungcn CAB. 0icic5 lit ser gr0Bte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

F"" Der og(rbeitrr q MGnnerdpr"
beronItaltct ieinc oie5jGbrige Nor.
rcniibltng bertte, Sonntag, oclt %.
Snrltar, IN ser .@ermouio. MGnncr-
hor.SoQc," mo guar lit fir oieie[6e
Elm un9emein reid)boltiges Inter.
boltung8 . Yrogranm uuigeiteQt
iporoen. NebIt 5luei Spercttcn Itebt
Elm groBnrtiger 2od)eriolg, betitelt
SEEDS Ynar Shube," alf Dem Yro-
grolnnt. Sn Inbetrod)t oeS lmfang-
reiden Yrogramm5 beginnt Die
8oriteGnng bereits nm bolb 8 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

900 Ser "Sbolio M6uner6or".
bGlt ant nad)iten Sonntog III ser
~8orluGrta Sale" Nr. 734. g9eIt.
&eringtonitraBe, ieine Norreniibung
nb, mo ser Gerein bat fir 0ieielbc
10 umfoiienoe &orbereitrngat getroi.
len, OoB er i'm Stunoe iein miro,
ulten ieincu MtitglieOernL @0nrern
mo 6reunoen einen ongenebmen
Nbeno 81 6ietcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

"@" Ser ,@crmonia e.. Silrllbercin"
ucranltoltet am Wtittuodl Den 10.
6ebrlor, III Der ,@ermotio. W1nners
6ors0oQe" ieinen WaSfcnbol. 8oS
Gomitc bot cine Geibe BON lleber.
roI6ungen in Getto, lueld)e nIleiit ben
@eg nof Der 6cItboqe Iobnen. Sir
Die bcIten @in5elnnSten uto @rips
pen iinb Breiic ollsgciebt. Der Gins
tritt bctrGgt MIR % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

t*9 Ger n&orn6rts" beronitoltet
bclltc in iciner @olle cine 9robe
orontotiiGe Undertaking., iuelder
Elm 5on5frdr5d)en ioIgt. Gin reid.
boltigcs Yrogromm lit fir Die In.
terboltung aufgeiteat lpproerL uilo
es iteben alen @aiten 9enuBreide
Stnn0en IN IuSiiht.