The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24


Mrs j. 7. Mcguire Mrs. f. =. Middleton.
Mrs. r. A. Morse Mrs. G.. T.. Pervear
Mrs. ID. f. Read. Mrs. c. O. Read. Mrs
T. s. steele. Mrs A. w. Stanley, Mrs
@. NJ. Thornton. Mrs. w. T. Watson
Miss r. NJ Wadsworth, Miss r. f. Whit
ing. Mrs. s. F. Wood. Mrs. X. f. Wood.
RECITAL AND RECEPTION.
The third annual piano recital and re-
ception given by the pupils OF Rosa Adam
Burgess occurred I'm the Alcazar last
evening and the large and appreciative
audience was delightfully."- entertained
The pupils were assisted by Miss Ida May
Busiere. contralto: Miss Florence Thomp-
son, violinist and Miss Phoebe Thomp-
son. cornetist.
The program was carried out as fol-
lows: Part Trio. Beautiful Helene.
Krug, Misses Ella Adam. Helena Perry
and May O'Brien: piano. In Rank and
File, Iange. Miss Veronica Bora; piano.
In the Fields. Van Gael, Master Kenneth
Grover; piano. Joyfulness, Anthony, Miss
Alice Price; song over the Ocean Blue,
Petrice. Miss Ida NJ Busiere; piano. tran
scription. Faust. Leybach. Miss Martha
Little: plano, In the Playground. Lichner.
Miss Nellie Cockayne: plano, Rondoletto,
Burgmuller. Miss Hazel Gardiner: violin,
Home. Sweet Home, Farmer. Miss Flor
ence Thompson: trio March Des Tam
bours. Smith, Miss Veronica Bora. Mas
ters Clarence Gardiner and Louis Bora;
duet, The Merry Skaters. Ztterbart, Mas
ter Kenneth Grover and Mrs. Rosa Adam
Burgess; plano. Coquetterie, Van Gael,
| Miss Mildred Towne
Part 1I-Duet. A May Day. Rathbun.
| Miss Bertha Hunt and Mrs. Rosa Bur-
| CESS: plano, Little Mister March. Martel,
Miss Blanche Havens; plano. Dinkey Bird,
Schottische. Martel. Master James Smith:
l.Mla I-t.
Master Louis Bora; plano. (a) Evergreen
Waltz Stoddard (b) Echoes OF the Ball,
| Gillet. Master Alvin Bruce; song. Grass
| and Roses, j. G.. Bartlett. Miss Ida NJ
| Busiere plano. transcription, Martha,
Ieybach. Miss Helena Perry: cornet and
violin duet Overture. Spartacus. stahl.
| Misses Phoebe and Florence Thompson.
| plano. Pilgrims Chorus. from Tannhauser
| I.ange, Miss Ella V. Adam: piano. Ia,
sfurnbcr- Song, -SeAHmaHa-- -lhl- a-More-
/ ma. Spanish Caprice. Naminade. Mrs.
| Rosa Adam Burgess: duet. Poet and
| Peasant. Overture. Suppe. Miss Martha
| Little and Mrs. Burgess.
At the close there was dancing till IL
| o'clock with w. Frederick Atwood. floor
director. assisted by Frank Atwood. Har-
old Jordan. John Cooper and Albert Ami
| son.
LADIES ENTERTAINED
4 The woman = Auxlllary connecleu Win
/, the Pawtucket Veteran ffremen's asso,
| citation gave a social In Grand Army han
| last evening that was attended by up
wards OF hundred members OF that or
ganization and their friends.
These social gatherings arranged by the
| auxiliary have always proved delightful
affairs and those present last evening
spent very pleasant evening.
JOHN Il. DAVIS DEAD.
About a dozen members OF Tower post.
/ md
yesterday for the purpose OF attending
the funeral of the late John r.. Davis.
who died I'm that town last Sunday as the
result of an apoplectic shock
The deceased was a member OF Tower
post and for quite "A number OF years was
Its quartermaster.
He was native OF Dudley and when
the war broke out he enlisted in Co. T.,
LIST Mass. Heavy Artillery. during one Of
| the engagements he was taken prisoner
| and for some time was confined In Libby
| prison.
After the war he came 10 Pawtucket
| and for many years he was at the head
| of the shipping department OF the Conant
Thread company, now the ]. & +. Coates
| He was interested in municipal affairs
ana for several years he served as
| member OF the city council
He early associated himself with Tower
| post. q. A. r., but although frequently
| importuned 10 accept the position OF post
| commander heresolutely declined although
I he continued 10 act as its quartermaster.
About five years ago he severed his con-
nection with the thread company and
moved back to his native town, where he
He was man who had host OF
| friends here in Pawtucket and they will
| be sorry that he Is now no more. He
| leaves a widow.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
IN aefn hfsfA
Wednesday. May q. 1906
Real Estate Conveyances-Burton NJ.
and Mary NJ. Cronin to John T. keenan,
land with building improvements on the
! easterly side Of Cottage street considera-
tton 500 Mary A. Ellington to Jottie
| V. Martin. land. building and improve
| ments on Mllen and Broad streets: CON
sideration 81. Lottie V. Martin to Joseph
| II. and Mary A. Ellington. land with
| improvements on Broad and Miller
streets: consideration 81. Frank l.. Brown
to Alfred n Brown. et ux.. land with
improvements on Central avenue; con-
slderation ST. Harriet A. sherman. guard
ian to Joseph X. Williams. lot OF land
with improvements on Pidge avenue con-
| sideration s10o. Dunnel Park Land COM
| pany 10 Frederick T.. Matteson. 54 lots
| OF land. toge ther with all parts and par
cehs of land on lots No. go and go. on
| Dunnell Park plat No. ]. replat: con-
| t.iffAtlDn NlP'. RllTfu ~. lffONil 10 fTinh
| t. Brown. land with improvements on
| Central avenue; consideration 81. Thomas
/ Il. GIL 60 Joseph r.. G.. Hughes and Mary
! McElpy. two lots OF land with building
| Improvements on Merry Farm plat, con-
| sideration $40.
| Mortgage Deeds OF Real Brtate--John
| Nelson TO Patrick J. I,awlesss. ON land
| buildings and improvements on Anthony
| avenue. amount 500 Frederick r.. Mat .
| teson 10 Dunnell Park Land company.
on "a lots OF land. together with all parts
and parcels OF land on Nos go and $50.
/ on Dunnell Park plat No. ! rcplat (:
/ amount $500. Maxine Bcrnier to Woon-
socket In.d.tution for savings. on land.
buildings and improvements on Magill
| street: amount $500
Discharge Of Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Nary VI. Cronin by Slater Trust
company. on land. buildings and improve
ments on Cottage street; amount $500.
No STRIKE OF TEAMERs.
There was a conference yesterday he
tween representatives Of tho coal dealers,
| of this city and the Tea Irnton N nj