The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-21
Mr.. CAPR0N TALKS
TO THE ENGINEERS
Congressman Guest at Open Meeting Of Pawcks Body Last
Evening, Mads Short Address, Horse Stamps on a
Cartridge and Is Wounded by Bu|Iat-W0rk Of Paving
Main Street Has Been Completed. Edward l. Raymond
Resigns as Superintendent Of Parks Place Will Not BE
Filled Immediately.

Congressman Capron came 10 Paw
tucket last evening. He came as the
guest OF the Pawtucket lodge OF station
AIRY Engineers and as that is non-po-
ltical organization IL would be unfair
20 say his coming had any political sig
niicance But II Is a noticeable fact that
the congressman seldom comes 10 Paw
tucket except just before the time when
the voters are 10 elect a man 10 repre-
sent them in Washington. Then he is
pretty sure 10 accept any invitations that
comes his way. The attendance was
large and il is probable that had IL been
generally known that Mr.. Capron was to
attend It would have been even larger.
In addition 10 Mr. Capron there were
present al this meeting several OF the
national officers of the organization.
The meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent William II. McCauley and on the
platform beside him were Congressman
Capron and National Secretary Rasen.
There wac a small amount OF routine
business disposed OF and then followed a
number OF interesting speeches The
speakers were State Deputy Childs. Hon.
Adm Il. Capron National Secretary Ras-
sen. Past President Thomas L. Burke,
President George Hanley. Past President
Riley Daniels. Past National President
Hogan and William r.. Smith a charter
member OF the Providence association.
Following the speeches there was served
an excellent supper, and after that the
members and guests adjourned TO the
Inner hall. where a fine entertainment
program was carried out The committee
which had charge OF the affair are 10 be
congratulated for the success which ac-
companied their efforts. This committee
consisted OF William r. McCauley, James
Chandloy. Thomas p Burke. George
Abbott. George Fox. Albert Keene. Ben
Jamin Scholes William H. Keene. John
Ryan. Henry Porter and James NJ
@ Brien.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours
Real Estate Conveyances-I,ouis Les
cault 10 Marie Trinquier, two lots OF land
and improvements on Knickerbocker plat;
consideration $40. Joseph Ferland ct al
TO Maurice Trinquier. land with building
improvements on John street; considera-
tion $40. Maurice Trnquier to Joseph Fer
land, two lots OF land and building inn
provements on Knickerbocket plat: con-
sideration $40. James Roman to Rinaldo
Cosimini and wife. three lots OF land and
improvements on Crescent View plat;
consideration $40
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Her-
bert s. Carpenter and wife 10 Slater Trust
company. land. buildings and improve
ments on Mulberry street: amount $1,000.
Aglae Martel TO Azllda Malo. land. build
fngs and improvements on East street:
amount $500. Joseph Ferland ct al 10
Woonsocket Institution for Savings land
buildings and improvements on John
street; amount $4,000 Maurice Triniauier
10 Joseph Ferland et al, land with inn
provements on John street: amount s2b0
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate--John II. Watt and wife by Henry
c. McDuff estate. on land with improve
ments on Chandler avenue: amount $3.50.
Thomas Wilson and wife by Slater Trust
company, on land with building improve
ments on Glenwood avenue; amount $1,000
Ehrhart l.. l.. Wunsch by William NJ
Mcdonald on land with improvements on
Clark street; also on land, buildings and
improvements on Lincoln street: amount
1900 Charles Carter by Ruth w. Mum
roe, on land and improvements on oak
land plat: amount $500
Intentions OF Marriage-Henry Blondin
OF this city and Josephine Letoiie OF
Central Falls.
CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
A horse belonging 10 Keeper Reed Of
the city asylum met with a curious acct
oent while standing near the foot of
Broadway yesterday afternoon. The ami