The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-01
NEEDS attention
I. OF CITY COUNCIL

IL is fact that there are certain
gambling interests that have recently
been driven out OF other towns in the
state that are planning to locate here
after the first OF next month. and IL
remains To be seen IL they Will be per-
mitted TO do business.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
The following Is the order for the
eyangelistic services which are TO bs
held tomorrow In this section OF the
state:
Central district-For women at
p. M. First Baptist church; speaker
Miss Margaret Tobey. Brookline, Mass
y. m.-For men and women, at Paw
tucket Congregational church. speaker
Rev. Frank Rector. ID. d., OF this city
Central Falls dlstriot-7 p. m, for
men and women. at Central Falls Con-
gregatiOnal church: speaker Rev. w.
b. Barr
Lonsdale district p. m. for women,
at Lonsdale Methodist church: address
by Mrs Rober. 1880 p. m. for men,
at the Lonsdale Presbyterian church;
speaker Rev, II. II. Pitts OF Saylesville.
MANY ATTENDED FUNERAL
There was very large attendance at
the funeral OF Earl g. Binford. which was
held yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence OF John +. Follett so Summit
street. Central Falls. The deceased was
an old resident OF this city and died
while on a visit TO his friend I'm the
adjoining city. The body was taken 20
the High Street Universalist church and
the services were conducted there by
Rev r. NJ. Barney. the pastor. There
was present a delegation from Tower
post. No. II, G. A. r., and from other
organizations. The burial was at River
side cemetery. the bearers being Phio H.
Thayer Thomas u. Rice, William Bart
lett, Benjamin F. Smith and George A.
Carpenter.
BOYS FOOT CRUSHED.
A 1500-pound car rail, which was be-
ing unloaded from a gear in a lot on
Pawtucket avenue yesterday afternoon.
fell upon the foot Of Joseph Kennedy.
the four-year- old son OF John Kennedy.
whose home is at 727 Pawtucket avenue.
The injury was dressed by Dr. Thomas
H. Murphy.
Y. NJ c. A MEMS MEETING
Rev. Charles n. ShurtliT Of Attleboro
Will be the speaker at the regular Sun
day afternoon mems meeting in the
Young Mems Christian association hall
tomorrow afternoon. The subject OF his
address is not announced.
MEETINGS ARE PLANNED FOR.
The Young Mems Christian association
has perfected plans for four large
meetings on Sunday afternoons during
the coming month. beginning Dec. 8.
They have arranged 10 have as speak
er at each meeting, Rev John ]. Wicker,
a noted evangelist. who has just conclud-
ed a series OF revival meetings In At
lanta Ga, and who is 10 be at the Clar-
endon Street church OF Boston during the
present month.
The first meeting will be held in Asso-
citation hall one week from tomorrow
and II will depend on the attendance as
10 whether the other three meetings Will
be held in the same place.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hail during
the past "a hours:
Real estate onveyances-Catherine
Murray 10 Mary NJ. Kelly and Eliza
beth c. Kelly. land, buildings and i'm
provements on the Wheaton plat of
house lots; consideration $40. Bernard A.
Keenan,, executor. to owen Clark, land.
buildings and improvements on plat Of
land belonging 10 David Benedict; con-
sideration 1910.
Intentions Of marriage-Alonzo Angus
tus Thomas and Mabel Chase both OF
this city; Albert Fish of Stonington,
Conn. and Florence Arrandale OF this
city
NEW APPOINTEEs AT WORK.
The recently appointed clerk of police,
William Stanton, began his duties al the
police station yesterday morning, ana
from this time on he will have full charge
Of the keeping OF the records 1t is ex-
pected that acting under the direction OF
Deputy Chief Hill he will have much
better system than has heretofore been
in operation here.
Today Thomas McHugh. who was at the
last meeting Of the board made janitor OF
the police station. began his work.
Patrolman Jeffreys, also appointed at
the same meeting. will report for duty
this evening. but it is not yet announced
Just whore he viii patrol.
TO TAKE COLLECTION.
At all of the Catholic churches Of the
city there will be tomorrow taken coll
lection in aid Of the Catholic university al
Washington.
Last Sunday the parishioners were noti-
fled OF this collection by a letter from RI.
Rev. Bishop Harkins and also by letter
from Cardinal Gibbons At st. Mary's
church the annual collection for the St.
Vincent de Paul society, an organization
devoted to charity, viii he taken at all the
masses.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The members Of Pawtucket lodge, No.
900. r. F. O. f.. Will hold their annual
memorial service In Music hall. and the
program promises to be one of special
interest During the year the lodge has
lost several OF its prominent members,
and the services will undoubtedly be very
largely attended.
DISTRICT COURT.
Thomas Shea was before the court this
morning charged with defaclng a build
ing. The police state that Shea smashed
window I'm store on Railroad avenue
last evening. and the court thought that
fine OF s. and costs would settle the
case.
In addition 10 the above there were two
drunks. who received fine OF g. and