The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-27
celebration in G. A. r.. hall tomorrow eve
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
| There yere a number OF cases before
! the district court this morning. John
| Brannagan charged with being drunk was
| ordered 10 pay fine OF s. and costs ana
Mary Annis on similar charge was sent
| for six months term at the state work
! house.
Lawrence Deery was before the court
because 10 was said he was found drunk.
| II was also Claimed that this was not his
first offence, and fine OF 81 and costs
was imposed.
Last evening a couple OF colored men
| took the train for this city which leaves
Providence at IL o'clock. and when the
conductor came along they failed 10 pay
their fare. On arrival In this city the men
tried 20 get away, but the conductor was
not TO be fooled that way. He secured a
hold on one OF the men who was consid-
erable larger than he was, and those who
saw the scrap say that IL was pretty
lively one with the odds all In favor OF
the conductor. officer Lee was not very
far away at the time and he took hand
I'm the game. and as a result both OF the
men took ride TO the station
This morning one OF the men who gave
his name as Robert T. Lee, pleaded guilty
10 a charge OF being drunk and reveling,
and was ordered 70 pay fine OF 81 ana
costs. Tho other fellow who said his
name was John Monroe, was charged with
carrying concealed weapons. The officers
found a couple OF razors I'm his pockets,
and "A fine OF $40 and costs was imposed.
EccE HOMO COUNCIL.
There was an interesting meeting OF
the Ecce Homo council, Catholic Women's
Benevolent league I'm Spencer block last
evening and II was quite largely attended.
There was short busines session and
this was followed by a social and enter
tainment during which the following pro-
gram was carried out:
Piano solo. Miss Katherine r. Murray;
reading. "Hagar," Miss Bessie Shanley;
vocal solo. Nelson Gauthier; Scene from
the Jewess." Mildred O'Connor and Mar
tina Ryan; vocal selection, Miss Joseph
Inc Flaherty; reading, Miss Annie Devlin;
sketch. Miss Irene Houston; duet, Miss
Mildred O'Connor and Martha Ryan;
reading. Miss Annie Carr; vocal solo.
Charles Lougie; vocal solo Miss Jennie
Casey; plano selection, John McGrath.
FORMED DRAMATIC CLUB.
The young lady students OF the junior
and senior classes at the high school held
a meeting yesterday afternoon and before
the adjournment they had formed n dra-
matte club, for which the following offi-
GERS were elected: President Miss Mae
Mccormick Of the senior class; vice presi-
dent, Miss Elizabeth Stanley OF ;he junior
class; secretary. Miss Charlotte Robinson
of the junior class; treasurer Miss June
Sutclif of the senior class
SULLIVAN CHILD BURIED.
The funeral Of Evaline Sullivan, the A.
child, who was killed by a runa-
way horse on Main street Monday after
noon, took place yesterday afternoon
from the home of her grandmother at SO
Main street. There was large attend
ance OF the friends OF the family and the
burial was at St Patrick's cemetery, Val
ley Falls.
DOG WAS SHOT.
A dog which was acting rather peculiar
~ on North Main street yesterday was
taken in charge by Dog Officer McEwen
and bullet ended its life.
MRS. MORT BURIED.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edith Mort. who
lied at the Twin City hospital Monday
evening as the result OF burns caused by
an overturned oil stove at her home on
sterry street earlier in the day, occurred
from her late residence. A
requiem mass followed at St Johns
,hurch and the burial was at Notre Dame
A REAR-END COLLISION.
There was n rear-end collision on the
Interstate electric road at South Attle-
boro yesterday afternoon In which one
woman received rather bad injuries.
A couple Of cars left this city about 4:9O
o'clock headed for North Attleboro and
just as they were rounding Orr's curve
at the foot OF the hill beyond South At
tleboro village the first car suddenly slow
ed down and the other one was so close
that before the motorman could make
the brakes work there was a collision.
The glass in the windows Of both cars
were broken and one woman named Mrs.
Bernard Brady. whose home is on Elm,
wood street North Attleboro, was thrown
10 the floor OF the car, receiving injuries
10 her spine and other parts Of the body,
which were attended TO later by Dr. NJ. e.
Vance