The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-02
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The attempt 10 hold meetings OF tho
board Of aldermen and common council
failed 20 far as the former body was con-
cerned only one alderman put In an
appearance at the city hall and the
council had therefore only business
enough To keep IL iu session six minutes.
The supper OF the Lades' Social circle
at tho First Baptist church last evening
was one OF the largest attended this year.
Additional facilities were afforded. as a
large attendance wa. expected and sup
per wns served at $3.50. A candy table
I'm the parlor was presided over by Miss
Gertrude NJ Read and Miss Bertha Mar
shall, and was we'll patronized. The sup
per was served by tho following men OF
the church and congregation: George T.
Gorton, ID. w Bellowr J. willard Baker.
John w Baker q. o. Dexter. ID. A.
Everly. w. E. Esten, X. W. Fftz. f. l..
GstcheIl. J. p. Hood Charles Hopkins,
Holmes Lomas. c. ~. Lawton, W u.
Meader. w A. Newell. H. s. Phillips,
=. @. Sheldon. Robert Wilson, r. w.
weetcott and n. 10. wauen.
Councilman John r. Lennon was
awarded the contract last evening for in
staliing the heating apparatus In Station
No, 2, now being erected.
The funeral OF Tmcius n. Darling. Jr..
took place from his parents home and
was largely attended
By the terms Of the will OF Harriet
NJ Lttleneld, widow OF George l.. Lit
tleheld. which was submitted for pro-
bate yesterday. tho Baptist church OF
Rellingham Centre. Mass, IL to receive
! t1oCp. Cyrus r. Iapham II named as
tho executor The will provides for be-
quests OF 5000 to a nephew In New York
and similar sum TO niece. Mrs.
Charles NJ Read OF this city. Her coach
man. John Burns. Is bequeathed $1,000 and
the residue OF the estate Is to be held
I'm trust for another niece
This evening Representative J. B. 8.
Brazeau will be rendered banquet at
the Benedict house.
Martin T. Kenney, father OF DR.. VIII
liam Kenney, met with a painful but not
serious accident I'm anghting from an
electric car OF the Brook street route
last evening Mr. Kenney left the car
and was thrown TO the ground. lie was
taken 10 the offlce OF the Rhode Island
company. Main and High streets, and DR.
French was summoned. lie had received
a cut over the eve some two inches
I'm length and was otherwise bruised. His
son was summoned and took him 10 his
home. 22 Evergreen street in a carriage.
Frank Mahan was arrested on a charge
OF stealing a watch.
Flintlock and Powderhorn chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution
Is planning a charming entertainment for
Saturday night, when It is to hold a dance
and whist party in Slater hall. This go
ciety. since its first organization, has
taken the lead In providing unique and
the most thoroughly representative So
cial events I'm the city. and the affair this
season bids fair 10 outshine all previous
attempts
A regular meeting OF the Journeymen
Plumbers union was held last evening
In Labor Temple. The organization IL
very prosperous.
Last evening there. was an interesting
production of The Spinsters Return"
by local artists under supervision OF the
Womans Relief Corps. After the players
finished there was a cake and apron sale
and the evening was one OF the most sue
cessful in the history OF the organiga-
ton
A largely attended meeting of the Mer-