The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-26

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Miss Mary f. McGovern and George
Creath were united I'm marriage by Rev.
Fr @. w. Brown at the parochial resi-
dence of st. Anthony's church at
o'clock last evening. The bridesmald
was Miss Josephine Troy and the
groomsman was William Bogues AFTER
the ceremony a wedding dinner and re-
ception were given at the home or the
bride. 22l Whittier avenue, which was
| attended by about $50 OF the friends
/ Al about $40 the shopmates OF Mr.
! Creath from the establishment OF John
Slocomb a. co. called at the house ana
presented the groom with number
OF useful presents and the bride was
not forgotten, for she was the re-
cpient OF many beautiful tokens OF
esteem. The marriage was delayed
for some time on account OF sickness
and death in Mrs Creaths ,ns, lshtiy. sSr
| Boston whore they viii visit relauyes
and from there will go to New YORK
Philadelphia and WI, W9snins.Ithh rnaa their nome
| i'm the COSY cottage at 221 Whittier
avenue, which is owned by the bride.
PRESENTED WITH A FLAG.
The Grover Fishing club held
meeting in it's rooms at valley street
| last evening, when the building com
mittee reported that the club house AZ
Rocky Point would be in readiness i9I
| Fox OF I723 Westminster street. pre-
sented the club with a large American
flag which was accepted on oran eensti "a 81
Grover. The flag is 22xl0 feet ana
one OF the members has signlhed hls
Intention of presenting the CLUB with
ARE DOING THEIR SHARE.
Al the meeting OF Manufacturers
lodge OF odd Fellows Tuesday even
Ing the sum OF 800 was uohadtSu W Ills
was a goodly sum. contributed by indi-
warded aris to Grand Secretary. w. II. r.
odd Fellows fund OF this state i,
Perseverance lodge. knIe9sts tSa tSOa
Pythias. also contributed slO r, Ior tto ne
same cause. which has been sent 10
Grand Keeper of Records ana Seal VII
liam A. Wilson.
TEAMsTER INJURED.
coal team and a Broadway car col
lided on the Broadway hlll brlaee the
team. Lavon TeahakZian, was thrown
from his seat TO the ground re
was taken to his home, 6S Julian street
where he was attended by DR. Bou,
cher. who found that his left arm r,,l nad
been fractured In two places INC
team was somewhat damaged
TORE DOWN A FENCE.
A pair OF horses attached to up cart
owned by James Lyons OF 2lO WIZARD
o''a,,,e ran away on Oak street yester-
|
dav They rushed through Aspinwall
court across Plainheld street, but the
onIv damage done was the smashlhs
down of a fence In front of the residence
OF Mrs. Edna Bradford at 81 Plainheid
street
NO LOCAL GAME SATURDAY.
r, ia probable the Olneyville baseball
team will not play Saturday and IT is
certain II will not play here for the man
agament is OF the opinion that the Dig
game on that day will be too great an
attraction. The local club will, IL ar
rangements can be made, play outside of
the city.
A YOUNG wANDERBR
pavmond Tarlly. four years old, strayed
away from his home, 3 Harkness street,
after dinner yesterday and at In the
| evening was found on Harold street by
| patrolman Jones OF the Chaffee Street
| station. The little wanderer was taken
TO the station and was then returned ia
his parents.
GENERAL MENTION.
Henry Collingham, wool buyer for ths
| Atlantic Mills. who, with his wife, has
been spending his vacation In Europe, Is
| expe-ted at his home on PocaSset ave-
nue TODAY. A number OF their relatives
and friends went TO Boston this morn
ing to meet them.
Faith lodge OF odd Ladies had sup
per and dance in Odd Fellows hall on
Plainfield street last evening. which was
| a success.
Seven hens and one rooster were stolen
| from the coop OF William Holloway al
s Amden street Tuesday night.
Letter Carrier Hoosier OF the local of
fee is enjoying his annual vacation OF
| Is days.
one candidate was initiated at the
meeting OF Perseverance company OF the
Uniform Rank, X. Of p, last evening.