The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-27

". J. Roberts, II Exchange street.
Patrick Rock. 700 Prospect street.
Thomas III. Rock. 81 East avenue.
Elvin ;. Sargent. 1852 Main street.
Alvin III. Sawyer, i21 Main street.
Archibald j. Scallin, 327 Main, 3-5
Dexter streets.
James shannon. 1f9 Water street
Dan Shaw, 59S Main, Conant
streets.
Peter J. sherry. n Merrick street.
The Edward Smith company, 1915
North Main street.
Edward Smith. 1873 Division, II Ty-
Ter streets.
Edward J. Smith, l Barnes, 9O1 Main
streets.
Gideon Thibodeau. Si7-Si9 Fountain,
60 Japonlca streets
Joseph Thibodeau.. 1915 Newport
avenue, 903 Cottage street
Michael Trainor. ~ Tower street.
David A. TyrrelL IA Pleasant
street
Frank Uurich. 75a-75s Broadway.
Thomas Weayill. 419 Mineral Spring
avenue.
A. welcom. 900 Main street and $50
Magill street.
Samuel II. Fucker. 21-2s Railroad
avenue, Mason street
REFUSED.
Those who were refused were: John
manche, 159 Pleasant street: Frank
Gauvin, 2l Melton street; Fred f. Gof'
127 Pleasant street: Hugh J. Mcguire,
49s Benefit street; Patrick quinn. 1911
163 Mendon avenue; Patrick ~. Hol-
land. Sl-S3 Park street. Thomas
Thorpe. ll3 Cole street; Cyrac Tur-
cotte. i69 Beneft street and 1928 Men
don avenue; Emanuel Vadnais. Jr.. SI3
Main street Robert Wood. 270-213
West avenue and al Sterry street.
The application OF James +. Kaveny,
297-299 Fountain street, was passed.
and Edward r. Moore. bli Lonsdale
avenue, withdrew his application
INJURED HIS HAND.
Michael Flanagan. who has been en-
ployed by the firm which Is laying tele-
phone conduits I'm this city. had his hand
caught In the machine which Is used Tor
mixing concrete yesterday, and II was
quite badly acerated. The injuries were
dressed at the Twin City hospital
DISTRICT COURT.
Margaret Hardy was before the court this
morning charged with being drunk. The
woman is not unknown To the police, hav-
ing been brought I'm several times in the
past on similar charges. She has recently
been In the care Of the probation officer
and this morning he surrendered her to
the court and she was sent 10 the state
a
Thomas Riley was ordered committed 10
the state asylum for the insane by Judge
Emerson on testimony given by DIR.
| Richards and DR.. Ruest.
HELD ANNUAL MEETING.
The Christian doctrine society OF st.
Mary's church held its annual meeting
| last evening and there were about l25
| teachers i'm attendance The meeting was
presided over by the president, Rev. FIR.
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carried out:
Piano solo. Or James n. Haberlin;
vocal duet Misses Mary and Rose Len
non: banjo selections, Peter Johnson;
stereopticon lecture. "Gray's Elegy i'm a
Country Churchyard," illustrated by 22
views. the poem being read by Miss
Catherine r. Murray with plano accom-
paniment by Miss Mary Lennon; songs,
Fred Reardon: vocal solo. DR. Haberlin;
soprano solo Miss Kathleen G. O'Brien.
Following the program the annual cleo
tion OF officers took place and result
ed as follows: President. FIR. T. j. Gill
Ian: first vice president. William II. Nc
Kitchen: second vice president, DR..
James II Haberin; secretary Miss Ethel
Ccnlon treasurer. Miss Sarah Harold;
Warden Thomas McNabb: assistant
warden, William Gill; executive com
mttee. Thomas Tuite John Gordon. Ed
ward r Carney, Narcisse Tessier. James
D.
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED.
The funeral OF the late Abner Atwood.
who died on Saturday. was held yester-
day from his family home 10 Central
avenue. There was very large attend
ance and the services were conducted by
Rev. j. N. Lyon OF the Central Falls
Congregational church, of which the de-
ceased was for many years deacon.
The interment was in the family burial
lot at South Attleboro.
DAY NURSERY ASSOCIATION.
There was a meeting of the Day Nur-
sery association yesterday. at which time
the matter OF securing n home in which
TO carry on the work OF the organization
was under consideration II appears that
the organization has had the very great
est difficulty i'm securing a suitable place
In which 10 carry on this charitable work,
but II Is learned that there is a building
which can be purchased for a reasonable
price and the members. after discussing
the matter yesterday. decided to adjourn
till next Monday, at which time II is be-
leved that a way out Of the difficulty will
have been found