The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-30
PAWTuCKET HAS A
QUIET OBSERVANCE

the go much of the time still the change
from the daily grind was what he was
after and that IL had done him lot OF
good
There were some people who seemed to
expect that when the mayor returned
home he would have something savage
10 say regarding the police changes Wllch
took place during his absence II there
were any OF these they were doomed 10
dlsappointment for Mayor Higgins de-
clined to discuss the matter. II Is scarce
ly likely that he will take any official no.
tice of the action and inasmuch as the
acts of the city council and the acting
mayor were entirely legal II ~ dlnlcult
20 understand how the mayor could real
ly DO anything and for that reason no
matter what are his feelings IL IS hafuly
probable that he would say anything.
For the next four weeks Mayor higgins
will be pretty busy preparing his lnau-
gura message and getting his private az
fairs into condition that he viii be abe
10 give his close attention TO the affairs
OF the governors office.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions were placed
on record at the office OF the city clerk
on Wednesday:
Real Estate Conveyances-Janet Nood
to Howard W. slocum. land, buildings
and improvements on the easterly side
" North Send street consideration $40.
Arlington T. Slocum ct ais, 10 Howard
w slocum. land. buildings and improve
nents on 90 sterly side OF North Bend
street: consideration 81. Thomas 5. Sher-
nan 10 Howard w Slocum. land build
'nss and improvements on the easterly
slde OF North Bend street. consideration
10 John F McAlevy to Philias Lebeau,
'and. buildings and improvements on Mar
yaret street: consideration $40. Frank "
slocum TO Howard w. Slocum, land,
buildings and improvements on Margaret
street; consideration $40. Frank w. Slo-
rum 10 Howard w. Slocum, land, build
ings and improvements on the easterly
side OF North Bend street; consideration
$40 william j. Orcutt trustee. 10 Robert
Johnson, land. buildings and improve
nents on Melrose lawn consideration SV.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Wil-
lam H. Davis 20 James c. Bailey, lahu'
Nuildngs and improvements on the south
.rlv side OF Sterry street; amount slfo
rIovard " slocum to the Woonsocket
Institution for Savings, land. buildings
and improvements on the easterly side
" North Bend street; amount $500.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real Es-
.ate--XVilIiam IL Davis 70 Walter l.. kol-
'ey land buildings and improvements on
"Map OF Lincoln Park amount $500.
Intentions OF Marriage-James Edward
ms OF Providence; Edward Dalton and
Margaret Reeffe. John Francis Duffy ana
NfillIcent Wilkinson. Terrence Tierney ana
Annie Mellin. Edgar Florence King ana
Margaret Catherine Frigally. Louis sVl-
.estre and Mary Josephine Mohan. Ed-
ward Rorgault and Lena Sweet. Edgar
robinson GIN and Bertha Vera Bradley
IL OF this city.
POLICE BUSINESS LIGHT.
The police of this city had very easy
time OF It Yesterday There was nothing
out OF the usual and there was compare
lively little drunkenness. Yesterday
morning John mclaughlin was before the
court charged with being a vagrant ard
he was given six months at the state
farm In addition To this there were a
half dozen drunks. but none or them
were brought before the court.
MATINEE BALL IN THE ARMORY.
The Kearney Light Infantry, officially
known as Company c.. Second regiment.
held their annual military hall In the
state sarrnory Yesterday afternoon and
evening and the affair was most sue
cessful one, There were large numbers
OF military men present from this city
and Providence The dancing began at
2:30 O'Clock and continued TIL '.SO
o'clock. and an efficient committee had
change of the entertainment or the
guests
LAUREL CLUB DANCE.
The Laurel club held It's eleventh an
nual Thanksgiving dance In tho Music
Hall Assembly rooms yesterday afternoon
and II was IN every way complete sue
cess. The dancing began at 1880 O'Clock
and continued Till O'Clock and tho music
was furnished by Fay's orchestra
BULLET IN HIS HEEL.
Joseph Boucher aged 20 years. who
lives at IS North Main street while hand
ling a rife rather carelessly yesterday
afternoon was shot in the heel and the