The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-22
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MERCHANTS WENT VISITING.
Members OF the Pawtucket Mer-
| chants association. including willard
| L. Wood Michael Moy. Frank T. Sib-
ley. A. Cohen, Jacob Shartenburg and
a few others. made a visit last even
| ing 10 the PawtuXet Valley, whore
| they were Hospitality entertained by
! the Merchants association OF that sec
| tion OF the state. The invitation Tor
| this visit was received az the last
meeting and there was quite a goodly
! number I'm the party which left the
| city shortly after o'clock. they re-
| turned about midnight with the re-
! port OF a most delightful evening hav-
| ing been spent
GRADUATION PLANS
The graduating class Of the Paw
! tucket High school has about COM
pIcted it's plans for the closing days
| OF the school term
The public exercises will occur as
! usual I'm Music hall and will take place
on the evening OF Wednesday, june ~
| There are about so members In the
class and the programme promises TO
! be interesting and n little out OF the
! usual order There will be few
] ESSAYS and these will be given by the
young ladies OF the class while the
! mart which the young men VIII take VIII
| consist OF competitive debate with
three speakers on each side. Ihese
will be Joseph Il Keenan,, Albert j..
O'Connor and II. Dane L'Amoureux on
one side and Harold $. Bucklin, Rich-
ard D. Allon and Roger j. Hudson on
tbe other The question which Is 10
be debated has not been fully decided
upon but 10 is expected that Ills Honor
Mayor James H. Higgins VIII act as
Judge There will be the usual pro-
gram of songs and the presentation
OF diplomas
on the Friday evening following the
class win hold a reception and dance IN
Hutchinson holl. The receiving party VIII
consist OF the faculty and the class oftl-
Gers. and the patrone sses Will be Mrs. y
S Hosmer. Mrs. r. Il. Mason. Mrs @. H..
Goldsmith, MrN c. T. Harrison. Mrs. 5.
X Bucklin,. Mrs. n. G. LAmoureux, Mrs
r. o. burnside, Mrs. G. T. Lowell. MRS.
u. r. Brown and Mrs. b. A. keenan,
The committee of arrangements con-
slsts OF John G. Brown, Miicent F.
Lowell. Annie f. Burnside. Joseph Il.
Keenan, and II. Dane L'Amoureux.
The officers OF the class are: President
Alton r. Rankin; vlce-president Miss
Inez Harrison; secretary, Harold >
Buckln treasurer II. Dane LAmoureux.
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
The Baptist Young People societies of
this city met at the Woodlawn Baptist
church ast evening and enjoyed pleas
ant evening one OF the objects OF the
meeting was 20 arrange plans for the
Narragansett and summer school for
young pupils THAI will be held during the
summer at East Greenwich.
NEws-DEMoCRAT BRANCH OFFICE.
The Pawtucket branch office OF the
News Democrat Is now located at room
No Kenyon block, Broad street. at
which place the local representative OF
the paper would be glad TO welcome it's
friends at any time. News items or busi-
ness matters sent 20 this branch office
VIA receive careful attention.
The News Democrat ha. already made
great many friends I'm Pawtucket ana the
Blackstone Valley and these friends are
invited 10 cooperate I'm the work Of fur
nishing a good. clean Democratic paper.
The branch office, as before stated is
at No, Kenyon block, Broad street. and
the telephone number Will be announced
I'm day or two.
MONKEYS AT SLATER PARK.
The board of park commissioners are
| doing quite a lot OF work al Slater Mem
orlal park and yesterday n box contain
ing IL monkeys for the amusement OF the
children was received. The work OF ex-
cavating the upper end OF the lake has
been begun and IL will be completed i'm
about six weeks. 1t Is also proposed TO
have a series OF band concerts during the
summer although the date when these
are TO begin has not yet been set.
SLIGHT ACCIDENT.
John Pierson. employed at the Union
Wadding company. received a slight
wound on his right leg while working on
a cardng machine yesterday and William
Terragon, an employe OF the Howard q
Bulough Machine company. caught one OF
the fingers of his right hand in a machine
at that plant. DR.. c. Il. Gardiner dressed
both wounds.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Charles A. Slocum got into an alterca-
tion with his employer at his shop on
Bagley street yesterday and as n result
he was summoned into court this morn
Ing on a charge OF assault. He entered