The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27


tary, Miss Ida Il. Beebe; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. 7. w Robinson; treas
urer, Mrs. Edwin Jenckes; auditor. Miss
Lucy Lyon. directors. Mrs. Frank Apple
ton, Mrs. Frank l.. Gatchell. Mrs. Joseph
w. Freeman. Mrs George r. Greenhalgh,
Mrs. John p. Hood. Mrs James l.. jerks,
Mrs. George l. MacAllen, Mrs c. ..
Reed, Mrs. Lucian w. Rogers Mrs. Ar
mold ID. Shaw. Mrs Phillip G. Sheldon and
Mrs. James A. Welch; chairman OF de-
partments. Mrs. George NJ Thornton.
Following the list OF officers appears
the list OF standing committee of the club
and the next most important matter ap-
pears the calendar for the year which
contains much that is of interest even TO
persons who are not members. According
TO this the first regular meeting of the
Pawtucket Woman's club will occur on
oct l. and after a discussion Of matters
under the head of Echoes from ST. Paul
Biennial" there will occur the annual
Presidents Tea" on oct. Is, Mayor
James II. Higgins will address the MEM
berS OF Municipal Responsibilities. The
other speaker for this meeting will be
Mrs. Agnes w. McFadden, whose topic
will be Equality in Social Force" and
she will be followed by Mrs. jeanette $.
French. who will speak on THE Laws OF
Rhode Island as They Relate 20 Women"
On oct. 20 Benjamin f. Trueblood, sec
retary OF the American Peace society,
will be the guest OF the club and he will
give an address on Peace and Interna-
national Arbitration" Nov 5, Mrs Mar
garet Deland will give some readings
from her own stories under the general
topic OF Club Literature and Travel"
Other meetings will follow these I'm reg
ular order on the first, third and fifth
Mondays OF the month until Dec. II.
when Mrs Nellie Strong Stevenson will
give The Tannhauser Legend" with mu-
Sical illustrations from Wagner's opera
by Mrs Alice Wentworth MacGregor.
on Jan. Mrs. Kate Upson Clark will
be the guest OF the club and she will give
an address on The Effects OF Womens
Clubs upon Domestic Life
The next most interesting meeting will
occur on March 4. when Hon. j. Wilder
Fairbanks Will speak on Coaching and
Camping Through the Yellowstone" At
the following meeting which occurs
March lS Prof. John Barlow will speak
on "Economis Insects and on April !,
Prof. Lucius Hopkins Miller OF Princeton
is engaged TO speak on The Great Peri
DDS of Hebrew History and Their Rela-
tion TO the History OF Surrounding Ma
tlons
on May 6 Mrs. Gertrude Rugg Field
will speak OF Topics OF Present Day In
terest" and the following meeting which
occurs on May 20 is the last one OF the
season.
IL is very evident that the ladies' OF
this club have most delightful season
awaiting them and the committee which
has arranged this program deserves the
hearty thanks of every member both be-
cause OF its high character, but also be-
cause OF its great variety OF topics.
SLIGHTLY INJURED BY AUTO.
a colored man whose name is not known
Jumped of an electric car near the corner
)f Pawtucket avenue and Clyde street
yesterday afternoon directly i'm front oil
4 slow moving automobile driven by DR..
w j. Roberts. The doctor saw the man
bat had no time to stop before there was
4 collision. The man was knocked down.
but later when he was examined by DR..
9. II French IL was found that there was
nothing more serious than a slight bruee
on one leg
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
The Church OF the Advent held a meet
rs yesterday afternoon and elected the
officers: President. Mrs j. ].
Beard; vice president Mrs +. j. Walker;
secretary. Mrs. Josephine Whitaker;
treasurer. Mrs Mary Peck
Various matters were discussed by the
MEMBERS during the meeting, and plans
we're completed for holding a harvest
e estival on oct. H. The reports Of the
secretary and treasurer showed the So
'iety 60 be in fiourishing condition. An
interesting address was made during the
ession by the pastor OF the church. Rev.
lanes t. Barbour
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
'laced on record al the city hall during
he past - hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Henry T.
White TO Andrew Smith and wife. land
buildings and improvements on the south
ide OF Morris avenue; consideration $40
Mortgage Deeds Of Real Estate-Arthur
! Cowan To the Slater Trust company.
and, buildings and improvements on the
side OF Walcott street: amount
i00u. Andrew Smith and wife 10 Walter
.. Kelley, land, buildings and improve
nents on the south side OF Morris ave-
ue; amount $3.50 Benjamin and Mary |
Nhatmough 10 the Pawtucket Institution |
or Savings land. buildings and improve |
lcnts on the southeasterly corner OF |
,onsdale avenue and Sumner street. |
mount $500 Joseph =. Choquet 10 Jose
hlne Connolly. land. buildings and Inn /
rovements on map Of building squares I'm |
ast Pleasant View; amount $3.50
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real /
state Reuben X. Miller and wife by
le Providence County Savings bank.
md, buildings and improvements on the
corner of May and Foun-
ain streets; amount $500 Reuben X NIL
r and wife by the Providence County
avings bank. land, buildings and Inn
ruvoments ON the southeasterly corner
May and Fountain streets: amount
,5OO
FoREsTERs ELECT OFFICERS.
Court city Of pawtucket al n meeting
'hich was held last evening elected tho
Glowing board OF officers FOR the com.
lg year:
Chlef ranger, Robert j WTaITCv. sub
hief ranger Thomas H1rtwell: recording
ecretary, Thomas Dolan: senior wood.
'ard. Donald ~ Stewart: Junior wood
ard. Matthew Kelly: senior headie. John
ill: junior beadle. Patrick FigaUey: lee
lrer. William T. Forcetai: trustee (for
lree years.. James Rogers
There was quite n large Attendance
the members and there was consifera.
e Interest shown IN the selection of tho /
Ulcers. there being contest All aions
10 line
There was a report from the committee
hich Is arranging for the anniversary