The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-18
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schel. land buildings and Improvements
on the southerly side OF John street; con-
sideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Simon,
j. and Katrina Wunschel to Louis Les
cault, land. buildings and improvements
on the southerly side of John street;
amount $775.
Intentions OF Marriage--Oscar Leonard
Carlson OF this city and Harriet Dean
Walton OF East Providence.
LEGEND OF TANNHAUSER
There was a meeting OF the Pawtuckel
Women's club held in the rooms in the
Slater block yesterday afternoon and 1t
was quite largely attended. The meeting
was presided over by Mrs. Fowler, the
president, and there was short business
session. after which Mrs. Nellie Strong
Stevenson entertained the ladies by talk
on the Legend OF Tannhauser." The mu-
steal illustrations were rendered by Mrs.
Alice Wentworth MacGregor and Harry
Parmalee OF Boston.
NUMEROUS DRUNKS.
The police entertained number of un-
willing dodgers at the station last night,
but only a part of them were brought into
the district court this morning. Two sim
pie drunks were given the usual fine of 81
and costs.
Frank Hoyle. was charged with being
a common drunkard, and when he plead
ed not guilty, he was given hearing.
during which his wife told how he had
been drunk. number OF times during
the past few weeks. He was sent 10 the
state farm for a period of six months.
HIT BY MILK WAGON.
John w Lamb. who said his home was
on Kenyon avenue. got mixed up on Men
don avenue some time last night. He evil
IDENTIFY thought he had got home. and so
he concluded TO retire for the night.
He laid down In middle Of the highway
and along towards morning a milk wagon
came along and ran over him. Lamb was
not very badly hurt, but he was brought
TO the station. and DR. Richards dressed
his injuries. which consisted of A num-
Der OF bruises on his body.
TALKED ABOUT PARKS.
There was a meeting OF the Fsirlawn
Improvement society last evening, and
after a small amount OF routine business
had been disposed Of Henry A Barker.
secretary OF the metropolitan park COM
mission. gave an interesting talk on the
aims and objects of the commission and
the work which IL was desired TO do.
WILL ADDRESS THE TEACHERS.
There will be a general teachers meet
ing at the high school tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. at which time they will be
addressed by Henry I. Bailey.
CAUGHT IN ROLLERS.
Fred Benson, employed at the works Of
the Littleheld Manufacturing company
plant on North Main street, caught his
left hand In roller and before the ma :
tHiut NDulu pt SloHptus StNtldI nfiStIS
and the tendons of his hand were badly
torn and lacerated The injury was
dressed at the Twin City hospital.
DIR. GLADWIN IMPROVING.
The condition of DR.. ]. stanhope Glad
win, who recently underwent a serious
operation at the Twin City hospital, is
reported this morning TO be very COM
Portable. For several days after the OPP
Grafton DR.. Gladwin was very sick, but
he is now growing stronger every day,
and II is only matter of a week or two
before he will be able to be out again.
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED.
At the meeting OF FIR. Mathew T. A.
and y. society. which was held last even
ing I'm Sarsfield hall. the folio wing officers
were elected: President, John Shea; vice.
president Francis L. Campbell; treas
urer. Thomas Gibbons: financial secre-
tary, William j. Moran: recording secre-
tary, Fred Mcdonald: senior conductor.
John Shamrock: junior conductor. Thomas
Healey: outside keeper. William Cahill;
trustee for three years, Horace Tessier;
press committee, Edmund c. Keefe.