The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-08

by Frank w. Ingalls,. on two lots OF land
with improvements on Anthony avenuei
amount stoo David V. Wood. by Arthur
Savings and Loan association, on two lots
OF land with improvements on Anthony
avenue. amount $1,000.
tate-Exra ID. Groves 10 Walter IL.
Groves: consideration $40
Intentions OF Marriage-Charles Francis
OF Central Falls; Duncan Il. Dean OF
Providence and Bertha May Uphoff OF
this city; Alton X. Curtis OF searsport
Ne, and Margaret T. Birtwell OF this
VISITING FRIENDS.
John Kohoe, who was formerly located
IN this city, but who is now In charge OF
one OF the stores Of the Hall & Lyon
et for few days visiting friends. Mr..
hehoe Ia very much pleased with his pres
ent position and he has many favorable
things 70 say about Buffalo as place OF
FORGERY CLAIMED.
A local Chinese restaurant keeper
makes the claim that a check which he
recently cashed which bore the signature
OF III. A. DeForest d o.. and drawn on
the Home bank OF Holyoke Mass, is not
good. IL is said that the check was re-
ceiyed from a man named X. j. Gala
CHER an advertising solicitor In the en-
ploy OF Mr.. DeForest and when IL was
presented for payment at the bank In
Holyoke the latter refused to pay. Later
Il is alleged that DeForest claims that he
did not make out the check. The face of
the check was s35.
TWO DRUNKs
There were two drunks before the dis
trict court this morning and fines OF s.
were imposed and paid.
BOYS LEFT HOME.
Archibald Inglis, barber. doing busi-
ness on Middle street. reports TO the po-
lice that his son Arthur. aged 10 years.
left home yesterday HaefHiHs- -aFsd-Aas not
since returned. He further states that af-
ter investigation he IL convinced that he
Is In company with three other youths OF
his acquaintance named Sullivan, Afro
and Pierce respectively. Mr.. Inglis thinks
that excessive use of cigarettes and TOGO
much reading Of cheap literature Is re-
sponsible for the action OF the boys. lie
has learned that there has been some talk
OF their going TO Paterson. n. j., but he
does not think they were supplied with
sufficient money To make the trip at this
time.
PLANNING FOR EXCURSION.
There was a meeting of the ways and
means committee of Victoria Command
cry. No. g. u. s. Knights. last evening at
which time plans were made for an ex-
cursion which IL Is proposed TO make in
conjunction with Industrial Lodge, No.
81. Daughters OF ST. George on Sept. l.
The party will go To Newport on one Of
the steamers of the Pawtucket Steamboat
Co.
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
The officers OF Samuel Slated lodge, No.
1s5, Sons of st. George were Installed last
evening by Worthy Grand Daniel Living
ston. The following officers were placed
I'm the chairs: President William f.
Smith; vice president Albert Lawthrop;
messenger, John Mofitt; secretary,
George w. Burgess; treasury, Joseph
! Jackson; assistant secretary, Samuel O.
| Holden; assistant messenger, John Drake;
| chaplain, Charles w. Hughes: inside SEN
tinel, Henry Wray; outside sentinel
| James Bridgehouse: trustee. George w
Burgess; representative TO the grand
lodge, Charles W. Hughes. Joseph Jack
| son and Henry Wray.
| AT the close OF this business a collation.
| was served and there was short enter
tainment consisting OF singing. grapha'
phone selections and remarks by Worthy
| Grand Daniel Livingston.
A communication was received statins
| that the meeting OF the grand lodge
would occur In Providence on August 8.