The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28

ed Mary Frances Tobin was the vale
dictorian and the other gold medal which
Is annually awarded by the rector was
won by Catherine Louise Morris.
The program was as follows:
Entrance march; chorus. THE Holi-
day." Veazie; Instrumental duet, Nor.
ma ma Jean Paul recitation, The Fate OF
dinner: ''The Fall OF Wolsey." Shakes
peare; operetta. "Tyrolien Queen"--Act
/ Tyroliens Act 2. Gypsies; Act Ia ?
III Trovatore," Jean Paul; scenes from
Mary. queen OF Scots"-0) Mary Stuart
resigning her crown; C) reading OF the
Hunted the Mouse" concert recitation
. A Legend OF Ulster; awarding Of
diplomas; valedlctory, Miss Mary Francis
Tobin; chorus, Lead. Kindly Light" a
member OF the order OF Mercy; accompa-
mist, Mr. John Canavan.
The graduates were Catherine Louise
Morris, Mary Frances Tobin. Lillian Mar
Grace Ellen Heaiey, Mary Christina
Grandfied. Isabelle May Morris, Gather
Inc Zita Garvey, Helen Theresa Bennett.
MADELINE Elizabeth o'connor; Annie
Laura Dolan. Helen Frances Duffy. Mad
cline lmelda Lennon, John Henry O'Con-
nor, Frederick Joseph Smith, Thomas
Francis O'Brien. Edward Thomas Hogan,
Cassidy. Louis Cyril Tuite. John Edward
Larkin, Daniel Francis Casey, George
Francis Hayes. William Francis Moriarty.
James lgnauus Grant, James Joseph DO
Ian.
ELLis,LENNoN.
Archibald f. Ellis and Miss Elizabeth
Lennon were married yesterday afternoon
at clock at the rectory of st. Mary's
church Rev Michael McCabe performing
the ceremony. Miss Sadie Lennon, a sis
ter OF the bride. was the bridesmaid and
James j. Ellis, a brother OF the groom,
was the best man.
Following the ceremony there was re-
ception at the home OF the bride li5 Null
berry street and after n short trip the
young couple will live on Nickerson
street.
DISTRICT COURT.
Ernest Avery. a lad. who halls from
Central Falls. was before the court this
morning charged with stealing a whip
from Charles Hague. There was no de-
NAL OF guilt and the boy was placed on
probation.
There were in addition to this one or
two drunks who were called upon to pay
the customary fees.
ARRAi0NED TOMORROW.
1t was stated this morning that the man
who was arrested Tuesday night on sus-
picion that he had something to do with
the setting fire OF the tailor shop on East
avenue would not be arraigned till Friday
This arrangement has been
made at the request OF the law firm Of
Comstock a. Canning of Providence who
notified Capt. Vananda that they had
been retained 20 defend the prisoner al
though by whom they have been retained
Is not known
Ever since the man was arrested efforts
have been made 10 learn who he is. He
steadfastly refused 10 make any state
ment until some time last night when he
told Detective Henry that his name was
Louis j. Kempler and that he had a wife
living at 81 Cross street, Somerville.
Some time today the Somervile police
will be communicated with for the pur-
pose OF learning IL this statement is true.
Detective Henry has learned that the
same men who hired the East avenue
store also have a store in Worcester
which they have operated about three
months.
Yesterday afternoon IL was learned that
there had been placed on the goods In the
East Ave. store an insurance OF 5000 but
that a few days ago a notice had been
served on the firm that he desired to cam
eel the policy and the customary Ave
days notice was given on the 23d inst.
which would have made the policy expire
today.
Up to- noon today the agents OF the
building had received no notice from
either OF the alleged proprietors OF the
store and nothing is known here regard
ing what has become OF them.
AUTO STRUCK ICE CART.
An automobile driven by man named
Sergeant crashed into an ice cart on
Main street yesterday afternoon In front
Of Music Hall and the front OF the ma
chine was considerably smashed. The ac-
cident was said 10 have been caused by a
defective steering apparatus. No one was
injured.