The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26

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But on the whole. IT is rapidly making
itself apparent that this Is not going TO
be real good year for Republicans In
Pawtucket. The Democratic leaders are
pushing the work OF registration along as
IL has never been pushed before. and by
June 30 IL is believed that there will be
the largest registration ever known in
| this city. and that I'm the gain the Demo-
| Gratis wifi be far ahead.
| WOMANS CLUB ENTERTAINMENT
| IT was a very large audience that gath
cred I'm Slater hall last evening and the
| entertainment which formed the attrac-
| ton was furnished by members OF the
Pawtucket Woman's club.
II may be that these same people had
an Idea as 10 how women conduct meet
ings, but the program furnished last eve.
ming gave some inside information that
was certainly interesting and decidedly
amusing.
The entertainment was entitled THE
Forming OF the Pawtucket Woman's
club" and among those who imper-
sonated the several characters were a
number OF the best known society la
dies OF the city.
Possibly there were some features OF
the proceedings that were slightly ex-
aggerated and then, too, perhaps IL
was altogether natural II is certain
that some OF the ladies I'm the audi
ence appeared 10 think there was moth
ing very funny about IL. But on the
whole. there was much laughter
The following was the cast: Mrs. Aman-
da Laura Howler, president. Mrs. T. q.
Thornton: Mrs. Claissa Barnes Field.
secretary. Mrs. w r. Watson; Mrs
Thankful Hawkins. Mrs Lyons Delany:
Mrs. Deacon Putterer. Miss L. l.. Hill:
Miss Desdemona Cleopatra Smith. college
graduate. Mrs. &c II. Sheldon: Mrs. Pre-
served Fish. Mrs. Frazer Delany: Mrs.
Arise-and-Tell-the-GIo Hubbard, Mrs. j.
l.. jerks; Miss Sinantha Soer Seam,
dressmaker. Mrs. c. r.. Sweet: Mrs. Com
fort Liveforever Doolittle. Mrs. II. S.
Emerson; Mehitable Cauliflower Miss Lo-
raine Johnson; Mrs. Sophronisba Suffer-
ance Strong. speaker for Feebe-minded,
Mrs. Willis Tobie: Mrs F'rederika Hall
but, speaker for Needlework Guild, Mrs.
+. c. Latham: Mrs. l. Runabout Bookes.
speaker for Travelling Library. Mrs. T. ].
Riley. Mrs. Waltham Spokes Lyons. pres
ident state federation. Mrs c. III. Bowen.
Mrs. Frederick r.. Board, parliamentary
an, Mrs. A. ID. shaw; Birdie Loud Noyes
pianist Mrs. r. s. Emerson; Dotty Slam
mand Bang pianist Mrs w =. watson:
DIR. Rame Kin, Mrs. III. G.. Beede: assort-
ed members, Mrs. Robert Burgess, Mrs.
T. t. Berry, Mrs. Alfred shore. Mrs. T.
THEY PLAYED WHIST.
Haskell Council, Royal Arcanum, had
ladies' night" last evening and there
was quite an attendance OF the members
with a goodly number OF the fair sex.
The hall was comfortably filed and
playing was continued till quite iate
hour.
REGISTRATION MEETING.
on Sunday evening In Eagles hall in
the Smith building on Main street there
is 10 be the second meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Registration and Naturalization
club. This club was organized n week ago
with Thomas +. Corcoran as its president
and a systematic effort for fun regis
tration OF the Democratic voters OF the
city was put underway.
Sunday night Il is expected that there
will be a large attendance and there will
be some good speakers who will address
the members regarding the issues OF the
campaign that is now well started.
This club is composed OF active mem
bers OF the party. but n general invitation
Is extended 10 all who wish TO join H.
The meeting will be called TO order at 8
o'clock.
FRENCH DEMOCRATS.
There will be a meeting tomorrow af-
! ternoon at o'clock in St James hall on
Harrison street for the purpose OF awak-
ening an interest I'm the matter OF regis
tration among the French democrats of
/ the Woodlawn district.
The principal speaker will be Mayor
! Adelar3e Archambaut OF Woonsocket,
| and I'm addition there will he a number OF
| local party leaders who will explain the
/ Issues or the coming campaign and urge
along the work OF getting out a big
| registration.
| PICKINGS
Among the organizations which held
/ meetings last werendng were Central cdr
Gle. G.. o. F.. Clan Fraser. q. G. s.. s. s.
| Collyer lodge, l. O. O. +. NJ T.. and Paw
tucket lodge New England Worlkmen
The breaking OF trolley wire at the
| junction OF East avenue and Main street
ehortly after O'Clock caused n slight de-
| lay in electric car service. Repairs were
made later
The Pawtpcket High school team
! brought home a decision OF . to 0 from the
game with tho English High school at
Providence yesterday. The score stood
II 20 Z, when protest and refusal 10
play by the Providence team resulted in
a forfeiture OF the game
John McNally. an employe at the stable
OF McNaly Bros. on Broadway. met with
a rather serious accident directly In front
OF the entrance 10 the stable about 3
|
Mr. McNally Is a man about 55 years Of
age ana he was nj work about n horse
that was etanding on the floor. In some
way the animal became restless and sud
denly n made a bolt for the street Mr.
McNally undertook 20 stop it and Just
as the horse. with the man hanging 10 his
bride. reached the pavement me latter
gave a sharp Jerk which threw the horse
10 the ground. In the fall, however the
man lost his footing and fell first. with.
the heavy animal on top OF him
Other employees OF the stable had seen
the accident, but everything had happened
SO rapidly that they were prevented from
lending any assistance till it was all over
IA soon as possible Mr.. McNally was re-
leased from his position and Il was seen
that he was in serious condition The
police ambulance was sent for and accom-
pcnied by Or. y. r Hughes he was taken
20 his home on Warwick road on the
way 90 the house the physician was
Obliged 60 use stimulants 10 keep up the
heart action.
AZ the house an examination OF the in
juries showed that several ribs had been