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

they may be, find IL difficult 10 see what
is going on Ia the dark places.
PAwFEGKET WOMAN -HoNoRED.
Mrs. Eliza r. Warburton, who formerly
resided In this city but who some years
ago took up her residence in San Diego,
Cal, has recently been elected department
president OF the Woman's Relief Corps
Of that state.
Mrs. Warburton was formerly a mem
bor OF Tower Relief Corps. and on her
removal TO the Pacific coast she had her
membership transferred. She at once
became active in the affairs of the organ
ization there, and as stated, she Is now
at the head OF the state department
MARTIN-LUCITT.
Archill Edward Martin and Miss Mary
Eta Lucitt, both OF this city. were united
In marriage yesterday at st. Mary's
church, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. FIR. Thomas j. Gillian, who also
celebrated the nuptial mass. Mr.. Martin
is the train dispatcher at the local sta
ton OF the Consolidated road. and his
bride is the daughter OF Mrs. Della c.
Lucitt of l0i Capital street.
At the close of the ceremonw there was
a reception at the home OF the brides
mother which was attended by a large
number OF friends, many OF them coming
the afternoon for a short trip TO New
York They were the recipients of many
handsome presents.
MILK INSPECTOR BUSY.
MIX Inspector william r. Fortin is
busy this week distributing blanks 10 the
various milk dealers, who, in accordance
with the law passed by the recent legis-
lature. must have a license to do business
on and after July l. In accordance with
this law after these blanks are allea out
they are handed over TO the board Of
aldermen, and If approved they go into
the possession Of the city clerk. who Is
then empowered 10 issue the licenses.
II should be remembered that this law
applies TO everyone who deals In milk
This means not only the peddlers who
come In from the farms or who receive
their supply from some creamery. but IL
also means every storekeeper or man
who runs a little shop where he disposes
OF few quarts daily Each and every
one OF these is supposed TO secure a
license to do business on and after July
1. and If he fails TO do so the law pro-
vldes a penalty. The license costs nothing
so IL means only the few minutes trouble
to secure IL, but under the law II is hoped
to have better control over the dtetri-
button OF milk
STREET TORN UP.
Main street from Colyer park to the
junction OF Lonsdale avenue Is pretty
well torn up at the present time The
gas company fs putting I'm new mains,
and sewer connections are being made at
all points along the thoroughfore. This
Is being done at this time In preparation
for the putting down OF the bitulithic
pavement which hae been voted for by the
cdty council. After this pavement is put
In place the board OF public works will
not give permits for breaking into the
street unless II is absolutely necessary
by reason OF the bursting OF some OF the
pipes.
The Arm OF Warren Bros which is to do
this work, is getting ready to begin at a
very early date, although just when they
viii start In has not been announced.
UNIVERSALTST CONVENTION.
The 69th annual convention OF the Uni
verialist. OF this state Is being held today
at the High Street Universalist church I'm
this cay, and there are present delegates
from the churches of that denomination
from all parts OF the state.
feature OF the exercises will be the
sermon to be preached this evening by
/ Rev. Frank O. Hall. ID. d. pastor OF
1 the Fifth Avenue Universalist church OF
/ New York city. This Is the church where
Andrew Carnegie worships when he is Al
f1is New York home and DR. Hiatt Is sale
to be mort eloquent speaker
The program OF the day Is announced a'
| follows:
AT TO- organization OF the convention
| appointment OF session committees: l6;l5
the holy communion. Rev. Edward NJ
! Barney and the Rev Charles j. White
| d ID, at the table: l0:i5. annual address
| OF the president. the Rev. Henry l. Cush
man, ID. d; IL. annual reports genera
| business
At 2. reports OF session committees
business OF the convention; 3. election o
| officers; $3.50, i0-mlnute addresses Rev
Henry W Rugg. II. d. Rev. Alien Brown
Rev. w. G. Selleck. ID. D.. Rev Orin L
| Crooker; 4:lJ, business OF the convention
At T. devotional service, Rev. Frederic
t. Nelson; I:30, sermon, Rev Frank c
| Hall. u. u.
The officers OF the convention are
! President Rev Henry l. Cushman. ID. II.
vice-president. Charles T.. Thomas; secre