The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-25

forth. Mr.. Danforth was once In the
ranks OF the local newspaper men. and
apparently his knowledge OF baseball;
judging from his decisions, was based
chiefly on what he had gained by peru
sal OF the sporting columns OF some pa
per. There was certainly no evidence
that he had ever before seen game. but
mat didn't matter I'm the least lie never
wavered and what he said was final
Other members OF the party spent the
afternoon In various ways, ana az o
o'clock a splendid dinner was served In
one OF the dining rooms For this part
or the program unique and very hanu-
some menu card had been prepared by
Chairman sl6ley Of the entertainmeni
these were neatly boxed and taken home
as souvenirs Of the occasion.
IL was well towards dark before the
dinner had been disposed OF, ana then
the members OF the party returned to
Pawtucket. feeling that they had spent
most enjoyable afternoon.
SUNDAY CONCERT.
What is believed will be by far the best
concert that has been given at the park
this year will be heard tomorrow after
noon. The program has been orranged
by Jesse Linton. who has been leading
the band at these concerts and the fact
that Mr.. Linton is a Pawtucket boy has
which the people have listened TO these
concerts this year.
The program tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: March, "En Masse." Reeves over
ture, "Orpheus," Onfenbach Cheyenne
Alstyne; Cherry" Albert; advertisement,
"Clange Won Rhine" Latann; selection.
Prince OF Pisen" Luders paraphrase.
Melody i'm +. Rubenstein; Alice. Where
Art Thou oing,' Kennedy; Moonlight
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selection, "Reminiscences OF Tolstoi,
Sullivan: finale. Flag March"
ALL READY FOR BRISTOL. =
II was reported at the meeting OF the
Pawtucket Veteran Firemens association
that was held last evening that the ar
rangements for the muster by the state
league at Bristol on Labor day were all
compf~ed The Pawtucket association rs
going into this muster with "A determine
tion to win something i'm the way OF a
prize and II believes that a part OF the
money is going TO be brought her. too.
The local vets will make the trip TO
Bristol on the steamer Pontiac. which
will leave the wharf I'm this city in the
early morning There will be music
aboard the boat and every member Of
the organization is looking forward to
thoroughly good time.
SOiNo " WHNWlSN SGOos
Delaney council. knights of Columbus.
has planned for an outing TO the Warwick
club tomorrow. The local knights will
join with the members OF the order i'm
Providence and an interesting program
has been laid out for the affair
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Discharges OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Asquith and wife to
Thomas A. Arnold. a lot OF land on the
southwesterly corner OF Lonsdale avenue
and Palm street; amount 5000.
Intentions Of Marriage-IIenry Gabriel
OF this city and Annie Pecard Of Woon-
socket: Edward Lawrence OF Central
Falls and Rose Caldwell Of this city; Moy
Lett of this city and Laura Pezo of Bos-
ton. Mass. John Bernard Carley of Cen |
trail Ealls-an Bertha May Green of this
city.
THERE WAS NO FIRE.
An alarm of fire from box 5 shortly af-
ter o'clock last night called the depart |
ment 10 a house at the lower end of
Broadway. 1t was said that smoke had
been seen issuing from one OF the win
dows but the firemen could find no evil
dence OF any fire.
Secretary Stratton will be the speaker
at the meeting In Y. NJ. c. A. hall to-
morrow afternoon. ana the topic OF his
address will be Cumulative Influence"
MIR. Stratton is always an interesting
talker, and IL is proba BILE that there will
be ii large attendance
FOR A NEW HOSPITAL.
The statement is made that work Is
now going To be started on the proposed
new hospital which Frank A. Sayles has
promised TO erect on the site of the old
Dunnell homestead on Prospect street 1t
was tuliy TWO years ago that Mr.. Sayles
made public the announcement that he
proposed 10 erect n hospital for the city
and then there were rumors that IL would
be placed on this site. After that moth
Ing more was heard about the matter.
ana although there was an absolute need
OF such an institution In the city. the
probabilities of It's being erected through
the liberaity OF Mr.. Sayles seems as far
distant as ever
In the meantime there had been a hos
pital which bore the name of "Emer-
senGy started under the care OF certain
local physicians For some reason II did
not receive the proper support, and then
II developed that there were conditions
surrounding the management which were
not exactly satisfactory. After a time
these were changed, and there grew ont
OF TINS the Twin city hospital. which has
Just entered its new quarters on Park
place. This new institution is thoroughly
hll all the requirements OF this city. IL
Is n local organization, and on it's board
OF directors are local business men and
physicians. who have given OF their time
and money for the purpose OF helping the
public
Now after all this has been done. and
after everyone had waited for some real |
action from Mr.. Sayies comes the state |
ment that be is about 10 begin on his
hospital, which will be for the benefit OF |
The people of Pawtucket
Al the session of the general assembly |
N two years ago there was passed a bill |
providing that the city council could /
make an annual appropriation for the sup |
1ort OF hospital No special Institution /
was mentioned. and IL is the opinion OF |
! large number OF the people of the city |
hat this appropriation ought 10 be |
made for the Twin City hospital II is I
stated that a number Of the Republican |
eaders at the city hall who are depend
mt on Mr. Sayles for a good-si con-
ribuuon when IL comes round time for
Election desire that this appropriation |
,hali ho made for Mr. GaNlacf al