The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-03

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Gideon A. Burgess the chaplain of the
lodge. The remainder OF the program
was as follows:
Singing Vacant Chair" quartet Miss
Hattie Merchant, Miss Clara King, Mr.
Fred Gardiner, Mr.. Philip shaw; quartet
II Am a Pilgrim" thanatopsis, Mr.. T.
f. Donnelly r. L. k; solo, selected.
Mr. Philip Shaw; eulogy. William Alden
Blossom r. L. r.. Boston lodge. No. 10;
when Night Involves the Sky quartet
closing ceremonies; THE Shades OF
Night Are Falling" quartet benedlction.
Rev. Mr.. Burgess Of Darlington,
The officers OF the lodge are: Exalted
ruler, James Mckay; esteemed leading
knight. Royal f. Perrin; esteemed loyal
knight. Harry Quinn: esteemed lecturing
knight Patrick r. Donnely; treasurer,
John B. Reilly: secretary, Albert T.. Ent-
whistle; trustee. Henry J. Lynd.
SERVICES WE'LL ATTENDED.
There was quite "A large attendance at
the mems meeting which was held yes
terday afternoon i'm Y. NJ. G. a. hall Al
which time an address was delivered by
Rev. c. III. 'Shurtliff of Attleboro his sub
ject being The Love OF God for Man"
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED
Division No. /. a. o. H.. held a meet
ing yesterday I'm Sarsneld hall at which
time the following officers were elected
for the coming term: President, NJ. +.
O'Gara; vice president. Joseph Foley,
recording secretary. Thomas J. Brennan;
financial secretary, Patrick Conroy;
treasurer Patrick O'Gara; standing COM
mittee, Patrick Foley, Thomas Murray,
James j. Hogan, Patrick Crowley. Rob
ert j. Monahan; trustees. Frank Nc
Kenna, John Crowley.
a QUIET SUNDAY
The police report yesterday 20 have
been one Of the quetest Sundays in this
city for a long time II is evident that
the orders which were given out during
the past week by the new deputy chief
are having their effect and the fact that
he is being backed up In his efforts 20
produce clean city by Mayor Higgins
and the public generally is having its de-
sired results. Saturday evening the pa
trolmen kept a pretty close watch on the
liquor saloons and during the whole time
between Saturday night and this morning
there was only one arrest for drunken
ness.
CASE WAS CONTINUED.
The case against John Dunno. charged
with larceny. the charge being brought
in the interest Of the Pawtucket Manu-
featuring Co, was to have been heard I'm
the district court this morning, but when
IL was called the attorney for the plaintiff
desired to make n change in the warrant
and this was objected 10 by John j. Fitz-
gerald, the attorney for the defendant
There was some little argument between
the counsel and the court took the matter
under advsement. continuing the case till
Dec. 10.
ADDRESS BY JUDGE TUCK.
The Sunday school of the High Street
Universalist church vas addressed yes
tcrday by Judge Lellan J. Tuck, who took
Tor his subject Temperance" He spoke
OF the advantages of leading life OF tenn
perance. and in the course OF his remarks
declared that the law on the statute book
prohibiting the sale OF liquors To women
and minors was one which could be and
should be enforced.
OPERATIONS WERE SERIOUS.
The condition OF David Murphy. a WELL
known soap manufacturer is reported to
be rather serious Because Of blood poison
ing he has recently undergone two opera
uons. resulting i'm the amputation OF both
OF his feet, and but for his remarkable
vitality he would undoubtedly have been
unable TO have wthstood the shock.
A SLIGHT FIRE.
A still alarm called the department yes
terday. about noon 10 the plant OF the
Collyer Insulated Wire Co. on North
Main street. An overheated steampipe
had started the sprinklers. and this had
sent IN an alarm at the station There
was no damage
DEATH OF PETER LARKIN.
Peter Larkin, who had wide circle of
ecduaintances and friends i'm this city,
died at his home on Pleasant street. about
o'clock last evening, after a short i'll
ness.
CONDITION is SERIOUS.
IL is reported that the condition Of
Patrolman Raymond is very serious
and his family and friends are greatly
worried. officer Raymond has been
confined to his home for some time
and several operations which he has
undergone do not seem To have brought
beneficial results
WILL ENJOY A BANQUET.
The undefeated members OF the Paw
tucket high school football team will
be given banquet at the Crown hotel
tomorrow evening and there will be
present, in addition TO the members
OF the squad. Principal Hosmer and a
number OF other invited guests This
IL another chapter I'm the celebration
OF the recent championship victory,
and IL Is given TO the boys through the
interest which has been taken in the
team by number OF well known busi-
ness men.
lNoN III ELfShENl W AlhED.
For some time past respectable peo-
pie who have been Obliged TO take the
late cars for Attleboro on Saturdar
nights have been very much disgust 81
because OF the number OF lights that
have taken place before the end of
the route was reached. Toughs who
claim their home in Attleboro and the
villages between Pawtucket and thar
town have come here, and after getting
well loaded would take the last car
and as soon as the city line wa5
reached the trouble would begin Satur-
day afternoon orders were issued TO
conductors TO eject from the cars any
individuals who showed any evidence
OF intoXication or whom 10 was be
lieved would make trouble. Some OF
these people were subjected TO a thor
ough search before being permitted to
board the cars and the result was thl-
quite a delegation OF Attleboro toughs
were obliged 20 walk home. The ont