The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-23
account Of the conditions which exist
there.

account OF the conditions which exist
there.
CLASS REUNION.
The members OF Pawtucket high school
class OF 1886 held their annual reunion
at the To Kalon club 1ast evening. and
the AFFAIR was but repittion OF the
pleasures which the members OF this
class have enjoyed at previous occasions
OF this kind.
There were nine gentlemen who seated
themselves at the table. these being the
only ones who are now In the city. They
were Ray H. Davis +. Shirley Greene.
William l.. Perkins. George NJ. Rex,
Rufus 3. Adams, Charles s. Foster. s.
Willard Thayer, Samuel IL Roberts and
Walter @. Gatchell.
a telegram was received from William
]. Small. stating that II was impossible
for him TO reach the city I'm time for the
reunion. There was also a letter re-
ceived from Rev. George Bullen OF New
ton. thanking the members OF the class
for the floral tribute that had been sent
on the occasion OF the death OF Joseph
Bullen. who was a member OF the class.
The officers of the class are: President.
Ray III. Davis; secretary Samuel III.
Roberts; treasurer. s. Shirley Greene.
They were continued for another year.
DAvITT MEMORIAL.
Division No. Q. Ladies' auxiliary, A. o.
H., is preparing for a memorial service
In honor of the late Michael Davitt. to
be held next Wednesday evening in Sars-
field hall. and the arrangements thus far
made indicate most interesting meeting.
Company B. Hibernian rifles. will be pres
ent in uniform as a mark OF respect TO
the memory OF the Irish patriot.
A quartette will render suitable selec-
tions from the Poet Moore and the princi-
pal speaker OF the evening will be Rev.
Michael O'Flanagan. who was recently
given reception in Music hall In this
city. Another honored guest OF the even
ing will be Turlough ONeil. who for %
years was a co-worker with the late
Michael Davitt, and he will speak from
the standpoint OF a close personal friend
ship for the man thus honored.
The committee In charge OF the affair
consists OF Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly, Mrs.
Esther Leach and the Misses Carrie Nc
Aloon, Margaret V. Murray. Katie Ryan,
Mary Brady and Helen Kinsley.
II will be an open meeting and the hall
will be suitably draped with emblems OF
mourning.
REGISTRATION FIGURES.
While the interest in the matter of
registration is not waning, II Is a fact
that the number OF people who present
themselves at the city hall each day Is
not great. A week ago there had been
placed on the books 2570 names. This
was at the close Of the visits which the
city clerk had made 10 the outlying sec
tions of the city. This morning up to 10
o'clock 1t was found that there had been
1856 additional since that time, making the
total up to mat hour 1856
While this is considerably larger than
the registration year ago at this time,
IT Is not as great as II ought 20 be and
there are still at least 25O0 persons in the
city who might become voters II they
would simply take the trouble TO get
their names in the list.
There is just one more week In which
this duty con be performed and when the
city clerks offic closes one week from
tonight the lists for this year will also
be closed
MARsHAl's SALE.
There was a saleN at noon today at the
works of the Harrison yarn and dye COM
pany by United States Marshal Daniel r.
Ballou. OF certain property consisting of
one or two machines and other things, 10
satisfy judgment obtained by the Har-
rison yarn and dyeing company against
Obermaler ct Compagnie.