The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-30

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Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.
Walter Thornton Baxter, who is en-
ployed in the finishing department at the
0orham Manufacturing company, ana
Miss Emma Hume were united In mar
rtase by the Rev. Mr.. Collins at the
church OF the Messiah last evening, the
church being well hlled With the many
frlends OF the contracting parties.
The bridesmaid was Miss Ada Hulme,
n sister OF the bride, and the best man
was Arthur Kennedy. and the mower
x1rl was Miss Edith Oldneid. The ushers
ware Messrs. John Bestwiste and Henry
Anderton. The bride wore handsome
gown of cream silk. with over lace with
= bridal veil caught UP with Bride roses.
The bridesmaid sKore pale blue SILK
with lace trimmings. and the flower girl
n pale pink. carrying bride roses and
pinks. After the ceremony the weaoins
party drove 10 the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Emma oldheld, where the bride has
for some time made her home, and there
an elaborate wedding dinner was served
The many handsome presents that came
from the friends OF the young couple were
shown at this time.
About 2 o'olook a large delegation from
Bud OF Hope lodge ]. O. o. f.. Nj. T.,
called, Mr.. OIdfeld being a past pro-
vincial grand master OF the order. and
then the fun began, for there was music
OF the best character, and plenty OF II.
Among those who took part in enter
tanning were Messrs. Robert Baxter, Dd-
ward F'raIl. william Wilkinson, Alfred
Goodwin. Edward Hayes. Abraham Wes-
ton. Ernest Dennison. James King. Jo-
seph FaIlon and John Heffernan, and Dir.
Frederick Chadwick presided at the
piano.
Later IN the evening Mr.. and Mre
Baxter left for a short wedding tour and
upon thesr return will take up their resi-
dence At "a Merino street.
WILL HAVE A CHURCH OF THEIR
OWN.
For a number OF years the italian resi-
dents of the silver Lake district have
been making an effort to have church
of their own. for at the present time
they must either go to st. Rocco's church
at Thornton or the Church OF the Holy
Ghost on Knight street. so some OF the
churchgoing people have gone TO one and
some TO the other.
Through the efforts OF some OF the
leading Italians of the vicinity they have
succeeded In getting a church at silver
Lake and TO that end three large lots
have been purchased from the West Side
Land company. and the deed for them has
or viii be in day or so recorded at the
city hall, and undoubtedly the purchaser
will be Benny Simone, the well-known
shoe dealer in the square, but the pur-
chase has been made for the new Catholic
church.
The land is located at the corner OF
Silver Lake avenue and Mooreheld street
The work OF building the church will be-
sin at once.
AMONG THE CHECKER PLAYERS.
At the monthly meeting OF the Olney-
Vile Checker club last evening the club
voted 10 deny the privileges or the parlors
40 well known checker player. whose
conduct has not been such as the mem
bers Of the club deem fitting In an asso-
ciate.
Mr. George NJ o. Barnes played eight
ef the best players Of the club and made
q very creditabie showing. having won
Four. lost two and played two drawn
matches This style Of playing has been
a feature once a month for some time.
and Mr. Barnes record Is as good as the
best.
WILL HOLD A MISSION.
Beginning with next Sunday there viii
be a mission at st. Msrys Catholic church
which will be conducted by the Rev. FIT.
Charles McKenna OF the Order OF Preach
ers OF Boston. who Is said TO be one of
the most accomplished speakers OF the
order.
Rev. TT. McKenna preached the sermon
N the dedication Of the new school build
ing connected with St Mary's church.
The frst week of the mission will be
for men.
AUTO WENT OVER THE BANK.
young man who refused TO give his
name TO the police met with an accident
at TAO hast evening He was riding in
an automobile on Chaplin avenue. and not
knowing the layout Of the land. scooted
over the embankment at the end OF the
nvenue near Huntington avenue
Neither he nor his machine were In
5ured and those who happened 10 see
ths accfdent assisted him in getting his
machine back into the street
GENERAL MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs John McGrath have the
sympathy OF a large circle OF relatives
and friends IN the loss OF their only child.
Mary Kathleen. who died at the residence
Of Mrs. NcGraths brother James Fallon,
6s Newark street. late last evening Afr.
McGrath r. a member of the noted aero
batic team known az the Three Droles.
which has Just returned from a success
ful trip through Mexico. Tho funeral
will be tomorrow afternoon az O'Clock
Mary King called AT the Chaffee stree,
police station and reported that her hus-
hand. william n. King. had been missing
from their home 81 ATanton avenue since
last Friday. Mr. King IL S. years Old
. feet 8 inches IN height. weighs 1875
pounds. wore = gray suit with a colorod
shirt Mrs King intimates that he may
possibly have gone % the soldiers home
a. Togus. Nie.
Hook and Ladder No ? was called %
ex,nguish a brush Ere al the junction of
Gladstone and Academy avenues az {
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. and Hose is
had a little work 90 DO az the Heath
street dump q little later IN tho evening.
Robert Trumbun who boards with MR..
Catherine Humphreys at 8 Eagle street.
has reported 20 the police last evening
that someone entered his room and stole
81 from the pocket ~ "A pair OF trousers
and SIS from a trunk
Everybody appeared 10 be perched high
'tp on the water wagon during the past
- hours. for there was a clean slate az
the Chafee street station this morn
ing