The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-13

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The News Democrat is going to tell the
people what Is going on al the city hall.
and Il is going 10 tell IL I'm words that can
not be mistaken. There has been a
change In conditions, and one which will
be for the good OF the people. and not In
der ward and district lines for their own
special benefit
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.
II the weather is pleasant there will be
Sunday schools OF the Blackstone Valley
down Narragansett bay tomorrow. Those
schools which will take part In this Will
be the High Street Methodist, Pleasant
View Baptist. Valley Falls Baptist. Ions
dale Baptist, High Street Universalist,
Valley Falls Universallst. Lonsdale Pres
byterian and Saylesville Congregational.
II is probable that the excursionists
will number pretty close 10 2ooo and they
will leave this city In time To take the
steamer Warwick In Providence shortly
will be at Rocky Point. and from here
the trip will be extended TO Newport har-
Dor.
AT Rocky Point there is to be a most
interesting program carried out. and a
feature OF this will be ball game be.
tween team representing the city
churches against one made up from the
country churches.
STARTED FOR DENVER.
Mayor James ii. Higgins started for
s:16 o'clock for Boston. where he Joined
the New England party OF Elks who are
bound for the big convention which is 10
be held I'm the Colorado city next week.
There was a small party OF personal
friends who were at the station TO bid
the mayor goodbye and wish for him
pleasant trip and speedy return TO the
Mayor Higgins expects 10 be out OF the
city for the next two or three months.
After the conclusion OF the Elks con-
al 4 fsaaHA - hA n
coast visiting Seattle. Washington, and
other cities along the coast 10 San Fran
cisco. He will finally go 70 Santa Clara
Cal. and spend several weeks on a ranch
fully regain his health. and be able 10
return with full strength for the duties
both public and private which await him
During the absence OF the mayor. AL
derman William Wood, who is president
OF the board, will be the acting mayor.
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
The regular meeting OF the Pawtucket
Association OF Stationary Engineers was
block and the principal business was the
installation OF the recently-elected ofri
GERS. The installing officer was State
o%feers % Mere we al indneted into @ on oce eo'iPT Presi
dent. William r. McCauley; vice-presi-
dent, Albert Keene; treasurer, Charles
Hubbard financial secretary, William
.
scholes; corresponding secretary, James
j. Candley; conductor Floyd Benton;
doorkeeper. George Abbott.
There were a number OF visitors pres
ent and a satisfactory report was made
by the committee which Is arranging for
the outing at Palace Gardens, which
takes place on Sunday,
AT the close OF the business there was
an interesting program OF entertainment
provided
OBSERVED GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meiklejohn OF this
city observed their golden anniversary on
Wednesday evening AZ their home. lls
of the very intimate friends Of thA. couple
present. and the hosts we're tn re, - ents
OF number OF suitable gifts.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city during the
past "A hours:
Thursday. July IL. 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-John II. Ar
mold TO Bartholomew Cusick and wife,
land. buildings and improvements on the
northerly side OF Thomas avenue: consid-
Grafton $40 Rebecca G.. Yates ct al 20
Jacob Stephens, land. buildings and i'm
provements on the northerly side OF Cot
tage street: consideration 800. Thomas
w. Robinson and others 10 Slater Trust
Company. 80 lots OF land on Oakland plat:
consideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Bar-
tholomew Cusick and wife TO John II. Ar
mold land. buildings and improvements
on northerly side OF Thomas avenue: /:
amount $500, Mary f. Whitaker 10 Mi
chael Gormley, land. buildings and i'm
provements on the southerly line OF Web
ster street; amount s425.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Francls Conlon by Slater Trust
Company, land. buildings and improve
ments at the corner OF Summit and Di-
vision streets; amount 5000.
Intentions OF Marriage-George Edgar
Ray OF New York and Mrs. Ella Johan-
nah Young OF this city.
DISTRICT COURT.
Joseph Cawley. boy about II years Of
age. was before the court this morning
charged with the larceny OF lead from
house on Campbell terrace. He was
placed In charge OF Probation Officer
Maynon till December
Peter Mulver pleaded guilty 70 the
charge Of keeping an unlicensed dog and
paid fine OF $40 and costs for the offence.
There was one drunk who received a
fine OF 81 and costs
NEW FIRE ALARM BOX.
A new fre alarm box numbered 81 has
been located on Grand street between
Benefit and Cottage streets and IL was
given a trial yesterday afternoon.
ON DUTY TONIGHT.
Owing to some misunderstanding OF or
ders Officers Lennon and Campbell who
were suspended for one week by order
OF tho mayor because OF circumstances
growing out Of the break at the store
Of Kennedy, Cough & Murray on the night