The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-12

NEWS-DEMOCRA1'. Pr
a rather laughable one-act farce entitled
Bull Terrier and the Baby"
IN Y. M. G. A. HALL.
There Yves a sale and entertainment I'm
the hall OF the Young Mems Christian as
socistion last evening and II was entirely
successful There was a very large at
tendance OF the friends OF the organza-
ton and every effort was made by the
committee I'm charge 10 give those present
an enjoyable evening There were nu-
merous tables piled high with articles
which would make excellent Christmas
presents. and before the evening was over
the most OF these had been disposed OF.
In the early part OF the evening sthere
was an entertainment consisting OF a Sc
ries OF tableaux arranged by members OF
the association.
PASTOR GIVEN RECEPTION.
The members OF the Pleasant View
Baptist church gathered In the church
edihce last evening for the purpose OF Civ
ing a welcome 10 the new pastor. Rev.
Theodore s. Snow. There was a very
large attendance and the reception room
was very prettily decorated for the occa-
sion and the pastor was assisted In receiv-
ing by James T Armour and George w.
Rowse. deacon. and Mrs s. j. Holbrook
interesting program was carried out.
which was participated I'm by Rev. j. TT.
Bucker, pastor of the Fmburv NJ. r..
church OF Central Falls: Rev. Frank Rec
tor. ID D.. pastor ~ the First Baptlst
church; Rev. J. y. Marsh. Baptist state
Colporteur; Rev T r Beebe pastor of
tho Broad Street Baptist church: Rev.
Whitman T.. Wood pastor OF the Wood
lawn Baptist church: Rev J. ~ Lyons,
pastor OF the Central Falls Congrega-
tional church. and several laymen
CITY HALL RECORDS
The following transactions have been
pie ced on record at the city hall during
tho past "a hours:
Real Estate Coyveyances-William q.
Graham and others 10 Mary C. Talmage,
land. buildings and improvements on the
southerly side OF Division street: consd-
Grafton $40. George w. Thornley, and 9TH
ers 10 William r. Davenport. land. build
ings and improvements on the southerly
side OF Harrison street; consideration $40
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Antoine
Peltier 10 Mary Glare. land buildings and
improvements on the southerly side OF
Bridge street amount s2SOO Antoine Pei
tier 10 James VI. Conley. land. buildings
and improvements on the northerly side
OF Bridge street: amount $500.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-Gilbert Jeannotte by T.. +. Ben
nett ldHO DlliulIEN anu Improvements VII
the northerly side OF Bridge street;
amount 5000 Albert Jeannotte and wife
by James N. Cooney, land. buildings and
improvements on the northerly side or
Bridge street; amount 500. Louis F. Sui
llvan by the Industrial Trust company,
three lots OF land with the buildings and
improvements on the C. +. Chandler plat;
amount s375. James Roman by George r.
Rounds. land. buildings and improvements
on the westerly side OF Lakeview avenue;
amount 5000 Lizzie NJ Mclaughlin by
the Pawtucket Institution for Savings,
land buildings and improvements on the
corner OF East and Park streets; amount
sleO0, William II. Harper by Dennis @.
Markham. mortgage recorded in book No.
AZ page 379. said mortgage having been
transferred BY Henry c. Ballou.
Intention of Marriage-William Baron
and Freda Hargreaves, both OF this city.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The annual meeting OF FIR. Halligan
branch, No. 6S7, l. G. B. u, was held
last evening IN knights of Columbus hall.
a. which time the following officers we're
elected for the coming year:
President. Joseph Geoghegan; vice presi-
dent, Miss Mary Hand; recording secre-
tary, Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin, finan-
cial secretary. Miss Mary Cole; CORES
ponding secretary. Helen Fortier; treas
urer, Miss Catherine Mclaughlin; trus-
tees, Aus tin Moran. Mary Cole. Joseph
Geoghegan. Sadie Gallagher and Mary
Lennon.
one application was presented for
membership and II was announced that
the officers would be installed at the
first meeting in January.
ANKLE WAS FRACTURED.
Dance Malley, an Italian whose home
is on Messer street, in Providence. was
struck by a freight train at the Darling
ton freight yard about O'Clock yester--
day afternoon He was knocked down,
but fortunately suffered no more serious
Injuries than fractured ankle.
HELD ANNUAL ELECTION.
The members of Paragon commandery,
No. 755, United Order of the Golden Cross,
met last evening and elected the following
officers for the coming year:
Noble commander. Lady Sarah Baxter;
vice noble commander, Lady Ida McDon-
aid: worthy prelate, Lady Mary Walker:
noble keeper of records. Lady Esther
Taylor financial keeper OF records Lady
Lillias Harley; worthy treasurer, Henry
Short; worthy herald, Lady Lizzie Taylor;
ward OF inner gate. Lady Carrie Murray;
ward of outer gate. Lady Annie Hallen-
beck pianist Lady Susie Nickerson;
to grand commandery, Lady
Sarah Baxter; alternate, Lady Annie
trustees, Edmond A. Darling,
Dr. william +. Rothwell and Lady Eva
Wilbur.
Supreme Commander Joseph p. Burlin-
game was present as guest of honor
during the evening.
ANNIVERSARY MASS.
An anniversary high mass OF requiem
vas celebrated yesterday morning at st.
Mary's church for the repose of the soul
Of the late pastor Rev. FIR. Halligan.
The solemn high mass was celebrated by
Rev. FIR. Tennian, celebrant; Rev. I. j.
Gillian deacon, and Rev. NJ. F. McCabe,
sub-deacon. The Gregorian chant was
rendered by the sanctuary choir, as was
also the "Libera." The pupils of St
Mary's parochial school and a very large
number OF the Pensioners were present
at the mass
DISTRICT COURT.
John j. Keogh was before the court
this morning charged with having COM
mitted an assault on Officer Orin Slocum.
OFFICER Slocum was called into the home
Of keogh on North Main street last even
ing It being alleged that the man was
drunk and was creating a disturbance.
Keogh turned on the officer and attempt
ed TO strike him with chair This morn
Ia he eyiyan a fpa Of and COSTS