The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07

amount xSOO John r. Holgate by Eliza
beth Keith on land with Improvement
at the northwesterly corner OF the VIII
liam Prentice place on the easterly side OF
the Power road: amount $780,
Intentions OF Marriag~-Alexander
Barber and Rose Anna mario. Edward
Tingley and Catherine T. Craig OF this
city, and William v. Whipple and Lizzie
Ethel Miller. both OF Nuevitas. Cuba.
MAYOR WAS THERE.
AT the meeting OF Pawtucket lodge OF
Elks. which was held last evening In the
rooms on Park place. there were quite a
number or guests present from other
lodges. Seven candidates were initiated
and a vote OF thanks was given to Hol-
yoke lodge for the courtesies extended to
the late Rev. Joseph J. Woolley, while he
was lying sick at the hospital In that
city.
Mayor Thomas III. McNally OF Central
Falls was present and spoke regarding
the needs OF the Twin City hospital and
at the conclusion of his remarks a COM
mittee was appointed to investigate the
hospital and report later. IT Is possible
that the lodge will establish a bed at the
hospital.
PARK PLACE PULPIT.
Rev. George ]. Bloomfield will occupy
the pulpit at the Park Place Congrega-
tional church tomorrow. Mr.. Bloomfield
is at present located at Machias. Me-. and
having formerly been member OF Park
place church he has many friends here.
II is stated that a committee from the
church will be appointed at an early date
to arrange for a memorial service in
honor OF the last pastor. but IL Is proba-
BILE that this service will rot be held till
the early fall.
VETERAN FIREMEN MET.
There was a largely attended meeting
OF the Pawtucket Veteran Firemen held
In the rooms on School street last eve
ming, at which time reports were received
regarding the trip to Fall River last We'd
nesday A committee was appointed to
make arrangements for the muster OF the
New England league. which Is TO occur
In Providence next month. This commit
tee Is made up as follows: Chairman,
George Leonard: secretary. George Cap
ron; Harry Bruckshaw. Charles ii.
Bishop and William j. Daggett.
PLANNED FOR OUTING.
At the meeting OF the executive COM
mittee OF the South Woodlawn Improve
ment society, which was held last eve
ming plans were discussed for the annual
outing, which will be In August II was
decided to ask the ladies' auxiliary and
the entire membership OF the society TO
be present at the meeting TO be held next
Friday evening. An interesting program
OF entertainment will be arranged.
CONCERT PROGRAM.
The following will be the program Of
the concert TO be given by the Second
Regiment band at Slater Memorial park
tomorrow AFTERNOON:
March OF the First Brigade. Illinois
National Guard" Weldon; overture.
Morning Noon and Night" Suppe; (a)
81 Would Like to Marry You." OBJ
Chicken Chowder,'' piccolo solo,
Through the Air." Damn, Charles w.
Everett; Intermezzo Symphonic, Dew
Drops" Armstrong; American Fan
TASTE" Bendix; Vase di Concert. Wed
ding-of the Winds, Hall; "Forty-aNe
Minutes from Broadway" latest New
York success, Cohan; dance of the De-
Denous and Hobart: finale. Star
Spangled Banner"
STARTED FOR CAMP.
The boys who will spend the next two
weeks in the Y. NJ. G. A. camp at Pru-
dence island left the city at an early hour
this morning. going TO Providence ana
thence by boat to Camp JEFFERSON, lyo
Quite a number OF camp leaders accom-
MED them and II the weather Is good
the boys expect n most enjoyable vaca-
tion.