The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-06

urer, John NJ. Huntington; committee on
fellow ship. Rev. Charles White. -. D.'
Rev. Alien Brown. stephen n smith
Walter A. Presbrey and Daniel c. Con.
The ladies OF the High Street church
will provide luncheon at 1890 O'Clock
and supper at 6:So o'clock; while II is
be entertained at the homes In this city.
DISTRICT COURT.
There were two or three cases of not
great deal OF importance before Judge
Tuck this morning. Edward Kelley and
James Mack, both OF whom were out
on probation, were brought In because
the police allege that the men nave not
been living quite up TO their promises;
They agreed TO do better in the future and
the cases were continued.
Mary McNulty was given trial Tor an
alleged assault on Eva Savoie. From the
evidence IL appeared 10 be a neighborhood
quarrel and a verdict OF not guilty was
rendered.
ALDERMEN TONIGHT.
The regular meeting OF the board OF
aldermen will occur this evening and
number OF matters OF some Importance
will be considered AT a recent meeting
OF the board a resolution was introduced
making an appropriation OF $1,000 to be
used used IN cleaning Out swamp IN odR
order 10 make this land available and also
10 lay sewer 10 the new receiving tomb.
The committee on finance will probably
ming and this report is quite likely 10
be favorable. The cost of the proposed
work is slight compared with the advan-
tages to come 10 the city.
MANY REGISTERED.
Assistant City Clerk Burgess was at the
police station on North Main street last
evening with his registration books and
before he left there had been added rs
names This is the least number that has
appeared at any visit which the clerk has
thus far made, but the district Is one
close 10 the city hall and consequently
the registry voters In that vicinity find II
fairly easy TO go TO the city clerks office.
Certain people have been reporting
about that the city clerk had fixed an ar
bitrary hour when he would close each
evening and that as a consequences In al
most every case many had been turned
away. Those who are acquainted with
the facts say that this is untrue and that
all who have presented themselves have
been accommodated.
1t may be true that the clerk has not
waited after 3 O'Clock TO see II others
would present themselves but IL should
dalton which he is not obliged TO give,
and those who desire TO take advantage
Of II should be prompt In attendance and
not keep him waiting after the hour he
has set. Pawtucket Is fortunate I'm hav-
ing a city clerk who is willing to accom-
modate. Other places are not so fortu-
dence, where the board OF canvassers re-
fuse 10 take their books from their office
In the city hall. claiming that a ruling
OF the secretary OF state backs them up
City Clerk Rowe is obliging and the
voters should remember that If they wish
this accommodation II is their duty 10 be
on hand at the appointed hour.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Queen Esther chapter No. 2. Order of
the Eastern Star, entertained the board |
Of grand officers at the meeting which |
~ ne "A q uyau fha t1a
official inspection OF the chapter and
Grand Matron Mrs. Isabelle II. Horton |
was accompanied by her full suite.
There was pleasing entertainment |
and also banquet and a feature OF !
the evening was the presentation of |
spoon TO Grand Matron San
born as a gift from the local chapter
SEYMOUR -sTOLLARD.
At Trinity church last evening oc- |
cured the marriage OF Miss Edith Eleanor |
5tollard OF this city 10 Mr.. Charles Law
ton Seymour of Chicago The church |
was very handsomely decorated for the I
occasion and the ceremony was per-
formed by the rector OF the church. Rev. |
Frank Appleton. Miss Georgia F. Wing |
acted as bridesmaid and Fred l.. Carpen-
ter OF Chicago was best man. The ushers
were T.. Shirley Greene Of this city Wal
ter Bushway Of Cambridge. Mass, VIII
liam Kikenney OF Providence and Charles
F. jerks OF this city.
Following the ceremony there was a
at the home OF the. brides par
ents, IA Brook street, and later in the
evening the couple started on a short
wedding trip. following which they will
go to Chicago. where they will reside.
FELL FROM A CAR.
man who gave his name as John
Dooley ana who resides at l49 Magill
street fell from an electric car at the
corner Of Main and Conant streets last
evening and was considerably bruised as
result The police ambulance was called
and conveyed him 10 his home
PUPILS GAVE RECITAL.
The senior pupils of Miss Katherine
Butler gave a recital and reception last
evening in the rooms OF the Girls club
In Slater black There was quite a large
attendance OF the parents and friends
and the following program was carried
out:
Overture, "To Poet and Peasant"
Suppe, John Clark. Katherine Butler;
Throwing Kisses" Mazurka, Helms,
Mary Carroll: "Estelka," Danse de Ballet.
Krogman, Mollie Tanning; Happy Shep-
herds Dream" Sudds. Sadie Manning;
Spanish Mazurka, Bohm. Elizabeth A.
Frances Ryan: La Premiere Danseuse,"
Zitterbart. Thomas Morgan. Katherine
Butler; Der Freischutz' variation, by
J. A. Pacher Marguerite Stokes; Rustic
OF Spring" Sinding. Rosella Mclaughlin.
"Polacca Brilliante." op. 222, Bohm. Gene
We've Martin: "Die Fischerinnen Won Pro-
cida," Raff, op. 50. Katherine Butler. Ro-
sella Mclaughlin; "Revei Du Prin-
temps" Sidney Smith, op. 1893, Ellen
| Eddy; last Idea OF Won Weber" Kra-
mer, Florence Robinson; vocal selections.
| (a) Lullaby" from Jocelyn. GODDARD, (b)
80 Swallow, Swallow. Flying South" !"
| Foote. Katherine Butler.
CITY HALL RECORDS
! The following transactions have been
/ placed on record at the office OF the city
clerk during the past "a hours
Tuesday. June 8. 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-Carrie r.
Stone TO Patrick c. Landry and wife, two
| lota NJ land with inn on tho