The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-29

OF the two concerts were as follows
Afternoon Hymn. Lead. Kindl!
Light" Ctune. Saudon); overture, ''Zam'
pa" Herold; cornet solo. The Los
Chord" Sullivan. MIR Ceres Jackson, Sc
lection. Wagner's works. Round: sexte
from Lucia" Dowitzettl: selection
Semiramide" Rossini; Overture, IN
bella" Reissiger; chorus. Worthy is the
Lamb" Handel Evening-Hymn. cal
cutta." Bensley: overture, olympia,
Kalliwoda: cornet solo. Cleopatra.
Damara. Mr.. Ceres Jackson fantasia
William Tell" (by requesD. Rossni;
overture. Poet and Peasant" Suppe; Sc
Ketterer; chorus, "Hallelujah." Handel
A BENEFIT CONCERT.
Music hall was well filled last evening
| with an audience composed largely OF
the people OF the Sacred Heart parish,
who had gathered TO listen TO the oratorio.
The Legend of Don Munio" The con-
cert was given by the church choir. as
sisted by the Providence opera house or
chestra, with Daniel Linn. basso,
Miss May Butler. soprano; DR..
Clarence Il. Davis. tenor. and John H.
Mahoney, baritone. OF Providence. and
| Miss Marcella KeeYers, contralto. The
occasion was a success in every partlcu-
lar and the church debt will be materially
| diminished. The program was as follows
| Overture: chorus, ITO the Field, 10
the Hunt" male voices; recitation and
aria. "Within My Chamber" Miss But
Ter; (a) The Responses, GLORIA Patria,"
etc. Cb) recitation and arietta-"The
| Nigth Hatch Fallen Mr.. Mahoney; cho-
rus. Ave Maria: recitation and aria.
"In Circle Wide" Mr. Hnn; recitation.
But Hark! What Distant Sounds OF
Music? Mr.. Linn: chorus, Birds Galy
Singing Ger U.s.; chorus. Down with
the Moslem' ensemble. recitation and
aria. Marines, We Yield" Mr.. Davis;
recitation and intermezzo, Now God
Forbid" Mr.. Lam, chorus, Praise to
Don Munio"; recitation and aria. THE
| Shadows Deepen" Mr. Davis; duet,
''Deys OF the Summer Night; chorus.
| 'Jesu Duleis Memorial" Miss Keevers
| and DIR. Davis chorus. United.
| United" Bolero; quartette, "It is the Lot
OF Friends to Part" Miss Butler, Miss
"Once More My Royal Masters Call"
| Miss Butler and Mr.. Linn; battle hymn
| Bring Forth the Clashing Spear"
male voices; chorus. Requiem Aeter-
NAM; solo. "A Year Hath Passed" Mr..
| Mahoney with chorus; recitation and
aria, Full Many a Long and Weary
League" Mr.. Davis. with chorus. finale,
I'm Thankful Hymns Ascending"
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Ihe FOLLOWING transactions were placed
on record at the city hall during Saturday
forenoon:
Real estate conveyances--Benjam will
son to Clarence T. Sherman and wife,
land and improvements on Bishop plat;
consideration $40.
Mortgage deeds OF real estate--James
w. Greenhalgh 10 the Pawtucket Insti-
tuition for Savings, on land. with build
| ing improvements on the south side of
AZ q.
lex NJ. Armstrong and wife To the In
| dustrlal Trust company, on land and
buildings improvements on Kenyon ave-
nue.; amount 1880
RAIDED THE HEN COOP.
Officers Black and Wadsworth OF the
| local police made another raid on the
| Cottage street hen coop" yesterday. but
they succeeded In making no arrests. They
| did however. get quite a quantity Of
chicken feed in the shape of liquors
| which the proprietorS OF the place had
| been dispensing To their customers con-
trary TO the Sunday laws OF the state. II
was apparent that tip OF some kind had
| been given out because the knowledge
| that the officers were coming seemed TO
be pretty well known and there were a
number OF people waiting about
The officers when they got there ob-
, tained a feeting glimpse OF two or three
men heading towards the Attleboro line
and so they contented themselves in car
| rying of the liquor that was found IN the
place. This consisted OF Is bottles Of
! whskey two half barrels OF beer. a si-
phon and a score or more OF glasses
| POLICE NOTES.
Capt Vananda. who returned from his
| vacation last week did not thoroughly en-
JOY the ten days he was away from the
station because OF sickness lie has not
/ "a. a.
/ yet and he has not fully taken up the du-
ties OF the office, Lieut. Sweet is still IN
duty days and II is possible that he may
remain there for several weeks to come.
| just at the present time the captain is
I engaged IN making out his annual report
| OF the work which the department has
done during the last year.
| Patrolman HIN found a shopping bag
| filled with bundles on Main street Satur-
! day evening. and IL is at the police sta
] tion awaiting a claimant.
| Patrolman Duncan found bicycle on
| Dexter street Saturday evening. and the
wheel is now at tho police station.
! A watch was also picked up by a citi-
! zen yesterday afternoon on Maih street
and turned over To the police.
BREAKS REPORTED.
| II has been reported to the police that
the club house OF the Pawtucket Cricket
|
/ carried on all OF the plumbing connected
1 with the water closet In the club house
/ The building has not been opened by any
( OF the members for the past three weeks
I until Saturday. when the break was dis
j covered. There has also been reported 20
\ the police that some time Saturday night
/ or Sunday thieves entered a new house
\ which Is being built on Melrose avenue
and carried on n chest OF tools
ALEXANDER WOOD DEAD.
Alexander Wood. who was quite well
known to a good many people in this city.
\ died az his home on Young street yester-
/ day. The deceased was man about IS
| years OF age and leaves n wife and three
| children. He was employed at the works
I 4of-the United States Finishing Co. The
/ funeral services will he held from his late
home Wednesday and the burial will he
at Riverpolnt.
" M. c. A. MEMS MEETING
Rev John Deans. pastor of the Nortn
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