The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
EAST PROVIDENCE
Successful Opening Of Watche.
mokst Fire COmpany's Bazaar.
Business Transacted by the
School Committee Other Items

The members OF the watchemoket Fire
company have every reason 20 feel crate
nl with the opening OF the 18th annual
fair and bazaar IN the town hall last
evening. the hall being well filed. and
among those present were many of the
leading citizens OF the town. who ap-
preciate the efforts OF the company in the
work-tt1ry ARE caliei=Hpnr- to perform
The company made a street parade prior
10 the opening forming at the hall, and
hea ded By the Washington Park Fife and
Drum band, and marched over the follow
ing route: Taunton avenue, over Wash
ington bridge 10 Wickerden street, 10
Ira verse. Armstroug to Tockwotten and
returned to the hall via Warren and
Grove avenues. The line was in charge
OF Captain John Mullen. The guests for
tomorrow evening VIII be Pawtucket
Veteran Firemens association, Central
Falls Veteran F1remen's association,
Woonsocket Veteran Firemens associa-
ton. East Providence Veteran Firemen's
association, Rough and Ready Veteran
Firemen's association, Ladies Auxiliary,
Pawtucket Veteran Firemen's assoca-
tion. Ladies Auxiliary, Central Falls
Veteran Firemen's association.
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The school committee met last evening,
when the report OF The superintendent
was read Miss Elnora L. Carroll assist
ant teacher at the Union Avenue Gram
mar school, rendered her resignation 10
accept a position IN the school department
at Pswtucket. Miss Annable Dimide
of Pascoag was elected TO fll the va
cancy. Matters pertaining TO Arbor day
and the semi-annual promotion OF schol-
ars was left with superintendent OF
Schools Keith. After this the committee
held an executive session.
MINOR MENTION.
At the meeting OF Fraternity Encamp-
ment OF the Golden Cross last evening
n committee was appointed 10 do their
share OF the work in entertaining the
members Of the Supreme Commandery
Quite rEtsgErf0H from me cOnlfnandery
went 10 Westerly this morning 10 attend
the session of the state commandery.
The case OF Mrs Jane Hennessey
against the town for damages 10 her prop
erty on Warren avenue. caused by over
flow OF water from Purchase street IA at
tracing considerable attention. The work
OF taking the testimony OF Mrs. Hen
nesey,s witnesses will probably be CON
cluded today.
Mr.. Alfred Ricketts, who has been or,
ganist AT the Second Baptist church
since the large organ was installed, hat
severed his connection with the church
/ TO accept a similar position with th'
| Union Baptist church on East street IN
this city
There we're about GO players at IN,
whist party given by the Imperial Whis
club lau evening and the winners were
as follows: Miss Mamie Powers OF this
city. Mrs Florence Mulvy and Eta Sui
livan Mr.. David sullivan. James Behar
and John j. Clancy.
William n. Miller. George s. Brown and
John Murphy was arraigned in the
Seventh district court this morning or
the charge OF stealing number OF gol'
sticks There cases were continued FOL
six months.
Mr. Henry Meegan lost a valuable Bos
ton bull dog yesterday.
Reliance lodge OF odd Fellows will meet
this evening
The Young Peoples society Of the Sec
ond Baptist church will hold a business
meeting this evening.