The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-23

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evening the committee appointed some
time ago to arrange for union meeting
to be held in Grand Army hall In Decem-
her made report and IL Is expected that
the affair will be one Of pleasure and
profit to the members.
TO ADDRESS MEMS MEETING.
Rev. ]. r. Dare. pastor of the Lonsdale
at the mems meeting which will be held
Sunday afternoon at V NJ c. \. hall.
The subject OF his address is not an
nounced
OBSERVED SILVER WEDDING.
There was a gathering OF the friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius B. Darling last
evening a. their home on Walcott street,
the occasion being the 25th wedding an
niversary Of the host and hostess II was
a most informal affair, but thoroughly de-
lghtful in every way. and the guests
were given most hospitabe reception.
CHILD KNOCKED DOWN
| The little daughter of Daniel Collins
| was knocked down by a horse on Gar
| den street yesterday. while going to her
home on Beaumont street from the Gar
! den street school. where she is a pupil
| The driver of the team did not stop 70
| learn what damage had been done but
| little one up and carried her home, where
she was attended by physician.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past p hours:
ct al, to Matthew Tracy land and i'm
provements on Pleasant View; considera-
tion $40 William c. Orcutt trustee TO
William G Kollett, land and improve
ments on Crescent road: consideration SO
William q. Orcutt to Catherine Dolan
land ana improvements on Brook street;
consideration 81 Mary J. jerks to Chris
tan Lindquist, land and building in,-
| proVements on Clifford street considera-
ton $40.
Mortgage deed OF real estate--Iames y.
McNay TO the Slater Trust company on
land and improvements on Meadow
street, amount $500
Discharge of mortgage deeds of real
Comfy, on two lots of land and improve
ments; amount $l000 John McCaugh.y.
by the Providence County Savings bank
on two lots of land and improvements
amount $500 James p. .McVay by Frank.
lin Savings bank. on land. buildings and
improvements on Meadow street: amount
$500
Intentions OF marriage Chester c. Da.
Wis OF Everett Mass, and Florence A
White of East Boston; Joseph Perry
Brown and Mary Louisa Silveria both OF
} LADIES GAVE A SUPPER.
There was quite an attendance last
. evening at the supper which WIS given
church. hh G6 ISs'ry by tbo of the First Baptist
connected with that society.
rEa supper was served at $50 o'clock
Of 9Pe tha harrssniEiements sdii6Ir, We're in charge
; mold: Mrs John =. Hood. Mrs. Ira j
Martin, Mrs. Russell n Dana. Mrs
H. IL HardMick; Mrs. Frank T. Ting
Tillinghast q L.
.. a CAKE AND CANDY SALE.
81 Agnes guild OF st. Pauls church
gave a cake and candy sale yesterdaW -
afternoon at the rectory. There usnr,
number or tables very daintiIy arr
ranged and the attendance was very
The fancy work table was in charge
oI MISS Lucinda Black. president OF
Miss Mabel H. Ashworth and Misss snase. Nis,:
Z. Ross had charge OF the candy tabIe
ana hot chocolate was served bv Niss
S"rd ruIE Man,ey and Miss Harriet Gif-
OF Miss Rhoda !. Blake and Miss Chars
iotte r. Easterbrooks. '''
| mEACHERS ENJOYED BANQUET
Inc teachers OF the Sunday school
connected with 81. Pauls cbi,rrh enI
5y0yed banquet last evening and about
ScrSinr so yin poW" w 10 TO me 2 tables During the
nished by Miss Matte Greenhalgh
pianist Mrs. Harry g. James. soprano
Lomas, orsanist OF the church. Thers
were brief remarks by Miss Eiizabe,b
Gibbs the guest OF the evening. who
school Work" Mrs Fred Aimv. Wsidl.Sayr
Miller superintendent Of the SUNDAY
Schooi. Naltcr Cook and the rector
Rev Marion Law W.
The success and pleasure Of the AFFAIR
are due TO the efforts or the foIlowtns q
Sommittes; Thomas Whelan chairman.
walker Miller Mrs Arthur II. Conant
and Miss L. +. Black.
HELD ANNUAL MEETING.
The Women's auxiliary connected
with the South Woodlawn Improve
ment society held it's annual meeting
last evening, at which time the am
nual reports were read and the ONT
Gers for the coming year were elected.
| The report OF the treasurer showed
that there was something over S12b
| In the treasury and that about SIS
more than this had been received dur
INK the year \ report for the sani-
tary committee stated that the nui-
/ ganrc caused hv the odor arising from
the slaughter houses had been ahated.
| The annual report of tho president
| called attention To- the number OF
liquor licevses which had heen grant
"a Ca that section of the city and she
| declared that these saloons were a