The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-14

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CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real Estate onveyances-Augustus G.
Purdy. by martgagee. 10 John J. Allen.
land and building improvements on High
street; consideration $500
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Wil-
liam Seidel To the Pawtucket Institu-
tion for Savings. on land and building
improvements on York and Hunts ave
nue.; amount $500.
Discharge Of Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Abram NJ. Sidebottom. by Annie
T.. Brown. on land and improvements on
West cole street; amount 500.
Intentions of Marriage - Frederick
Priestly and Charlotte Hyde. both OF this
city. and Martin SILK and Victoria Legar
both OF Cambridge. Mass
OFFICER MeEWEN HURT.
Dog Officer McEwen will be confined to
his home for several days by reason OF an
accident which befel him Monday night
lie was going 20 his home along East
avenue when he ran against a skid that
had been left by some careless teamstcr
extending from a wagon TO the step OF
store on that thoroughfare lie fell down
and his face and body were quite badly
bruised.
scHoo LIS CLOSED
Because of repairs being made on the
building the sessions of the Brook street
school have been discontinued for few
days, but they Will be resumed again I'm "A
few days.
HOME FROM EUROPE.
Rev Marion Law and Mrs. Law who
have been i'm Europe for the past three
months. returned home Monday and were
given very cordial reception by the
members OF St Pauls church, Of which
Mr.. Law is the rector.
FAIR WAS CONTINUED.
The fair OF tho Young Mems Catholic
association was continued I'm the rooms
on George street last evening and there
was another large crowd in attendance.
II had been designated as 'flibcrnian
Night and there were present during
the evening delegations from the vari-
Gus Hibernian societies Of this city and
vicinity.
A feature of tho evening program was
the raising OF an Irish flag over the
thatched cottage In which are being dis
played the various evidences OF tho in
dustrial growth OF Ireland.
VOTED TO AFFILIATE,
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society met last evening In SaTsfield hall
and considered the communication rela-
tive 10 the formation OF New England
union OF Catholic Total Abstinence socie-
ties and after much discussion, decided
60 affiliate with the movement. but left
the appointment OF delegates over until
tho next meeting. The matter OF attend
Ing the state convention, TO be held I'm
Woonsockct on Thanksgiving Day, was
also acted upon. and three delegates were
appointed 10 represent the association on
that occasion. President Hunt was I'm the
chuir. and the meeting voted ON one APP
plication for membership
Or. oRANDFlELO DEAD.
Dr. Michael GIandheld was taken sick
on Main street I'm front OF the Benedict
house last evening and was conveyed TO
his home. 125 Pine street I'm the police
ambulance where ne was attended by Dr.
lngham. II was found that IL was a case
OF hemorrhagc of tho brain and although
everything possible was done for him he
died during the night
THE POLICE BALL.
The official program which has been
gotten out by the committee In charge Of
the details of the police bali is being dis
trhuted and II Is an interesting and ar
tlstio piece of work ON the FIRST page Is
a full page half-tone cut Of Chief OF Police
Randall ". Rice. and this Of Itself makes
IL worth having There are also the pic
lures Of a number of the other heads Of
the department and the members of the
Relief association officials The book also
contains some interesting Information re-
garuinG the association ana It's purposes,
a glance through this pamphlet shows.
too. that the merchants of the city have
very generously responded TO the call for
advertisements and this Will materially
assist I'm the financial success of the affair.
The committee ia charge OF the ball desire
TO call the attention of the public TO tho
fact that IL has been necessary this year To
have tho concert begin an hour later than
usual. This r. because the concert is to
be held In Music hail. which is being used
every night for a moving picture show
Persons who desire 20 listen to the music
by Fay's American band will consult their
by not coming 90 the hall be
fore . o'clock. because they will not be ad-
mtted before that hour.
The dancing will be enjoyed In the as
sembly rooms on the upper floor OF the
building
DISTRICT COURT.
Patrick McQuirl. charged with evading
payment for food. was before judge Tuck
In the district court this morning and was
fined 81 and costs.
Annie Jackson. charged with being a
dIsorderly person pleaGed not guilty and
her case will be- heard tomorrow morning.