The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-05


James l. jerks and family and w. H.
Fitz started today for Bethlehem. n. H..
making the trip In an automobile. Mr.
jerks has made this trip several times
and finds the attractions sufficient 10 in
duce him TO try II again.
HELD ANNUAL MEETING.
The stockholders OF the Pawtucket
Electric company held the annual meet
ing Tuesday. at which time tho old board
OF directors were elected and steps were
taken TO apply TO the general assembly
for permission 10 issue a certain number
OF bonds.
LICENSE BOARD.
President Brlden was I'm the chair at
the meeting OF the license board which
was held Tuesday evening. and the fol-
lowing petitions for transfers OF second
class licenses were granted From Sabo
NJ. Peter at 225-227 Pleasant street TO
Daniel Keleher. at same place; from
Thomas Scullin at 254 Pleasant street 10
Patrick Donovan, same place.
Two applications for transfers OF Sec
ond- class licenses were received and or
dered advertised.
PARISSEAUx-s -sAYWELL.
The marriage OF Isadore III. A. Paris
seaux TO Miss Mary Ann Saywell took
place at the home OF the bride. 467 West
avenue. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
there being a large gathering Of the
friends OF the couple present The house
was very prettily decorated with flowers
and plants and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev, J. III. Lyon, pastor of the
Central Falls Congregational church.
There were many handsome wedding
presents.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
Tuesday:
Real Estate Conveyances-Harind f.
Barker To Jacob and Annie Marks land
with buildings and Improvements on the
westerly side of North Main street; con-
sideration $50. Mary j. jerks 10 Hilda
s. Johnson. lot No. 61, on Cleveland plat
No. 2; consideration $40. Irene X. Brown
ing to Frederic Bates. lot No. 10. Fred |
eric Bates homestead plat: consideration /,
so. Frank +. Barnett TO Frederic Bates
lot Of land on James s. Brown home
stead estate; consideration $40.
Mortgages-Willam III. Reach to Indus |
trial Trust company. land on the east
erly line OF Greene street
Marriage Intentions-Isadore Honore
Arthur Parisseaux and Mary Ann Say
WELL William Eastwood and Jane Rhodes,
all OF this city.
Philip Lofchie and Louis Kemler, the |
two men who were arrested on the charge |
OF having caused the fire In the Arnold |
block on East avenue last week ana VINO |
on Monday were held for the grand jury |
in the sum OF 5000 each. were seen on |
the streets OF this city Saturday night In |
with their lawyer. Max Cohen.
The two men were taken 10 Cranston IN |
the morning but during o the day aDd thsy fsy
first thing they did was TO come 10 Paw.
tucket and pay a social visit TO some OF
their friends here.
MRS. McALooN DEAD.
Mrs. Catherine McAloon. widow Of
Owen McAloon. died at her home, o.
after a long illness. The deceased mas
lived I'm this city quite a good many
years. and during this time she has made
many friends. She Is survived by severaI |
sons and daughters.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
The Laurel Club kept open house Tues !,
day evening, and the members were out |
in force. There were also present quite
a large number OF invited guests. and a
tations was given. The affair was wholly
informal in Character and those present
spent a most enjoyable evening.
INJURED HIS EYES.
Guthrie Feite is the name of little |
newsboy who during the past year or two |
who have occasion TO be about Main |
street square in the late afternoon. Some
thing over year ago he got In front OF
an electric car on Main street bridge. and |
was amputated.
Tuesday evening the little fellow met |
with another accident lie had been Gel,
the year, and one of the large fire. |
crackers that he was attempting 10 ex. |
plode failed to work just as he thought
hn tnxra tiurot tfnp
the explosion came and both eyes were |
badly burned. He was taken TO the Twin |
City Hospital, where he was given treat
ment. IL is believed that the eyes wero |
not permanently injured.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The members of Park Place Church !
have arranged for a memorial service 10 |
be conducted on Sunday next in honor of |
the late Rev. j. j. Woolley, whose flu
neral occurred Tuesday afternoon. The |
services will he conducted by Rev. George
j. Bloomfield. at present located at
Machias. Me. Mr.. Bloomfield Is a Paw
was a member of the Sunday school OF
Park Place Church. II was considered
especially fitting that he should conduct !
this service because OF his close ac-
ceased.
STORES WE'RE CLOSED.
AS tribute OF respect to the late Rev.
Joseph J. Woolley. whose funeral oc-
CURED Tuesday afternoon. practically
every store I'm the business section OF the |
city was closed between and o'clock |
while the services were taking place at
the church.
THE BOYS CAMP.
on Saturday next the Y. NJ. G. a. boys |
camp at Prudence Island, which is to be
called Camp Jefferson. 1906" will be
opened, and to-day several OF those who |
are 10 have charge OF the details of the
affair have gone down to make ready
for the reception OF the youngsters.
IL was agreed that there would be &C.
for about seventy boys thu
year, and Il is stated that nearly tina
number will be on hand in Providence !
next Saturday morning when the start Is |
made. Already the cook-ho is up
and ready for business and those who &c
down today will erect the tents so that
when the boys get there nothing will be
wanting for an immediate beginning in
the Joys of camp life.
HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL
Raymond r. Smith who for the past
four years has been the superintendent
of what is known as Division of the
lines Of the Rhode Island Company, which