The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-29
'PAWTUCKET
Will OBSERVE
Memorial Day Tomorrow Will Receive Due Respect From The
Grand Army Veterans and the Citizens The Working
Girls Club Met Last Evening in Slater Block Democratic
Rally to Be Held Next Thursday


spite OF the inclement weather.
The occasion was the annual reunion OF
the Rhode Island Association OF Working
Girls clubs delegates from which will be
entertained by the local organization. The
hall is quite large one but IL was filed
10 its fullest capacity there being several
hundred girls In attendance and hose
from Pawtucket added another proof 10
their reputation for hospitality.
Miss Jennie v. Budlong, president or
the association presided at the meeting,
which opened with singing and TINS was
followed by roll call TO which responses
were made by delegates from the follow
ing clubs: Mount Pleasant. Norm Emo
and Loyalty OF Providence, Natick. Paw
tuxet Valley, Anthony, Bristol and Paw
tacket.
The secretary. Miss Sarah l.. McCor-
mack read her annual report ana there
were also reports from the recent Nation
al League convention in Philadelphia
made by Miss Sarah Taylor OF Natick
and Miss Ella Anderson OF Mount Pleas
SAINT both of whom attended as delegates.
Miss Budlong had considerable TO say
regarding the Vacation house, whlch ~
10 be opened at Oakland Beach on July
q and the statement was made that
dozen members OF the Pawtucket cup
were the nrst 10 send In applications FOR
its use.
A resolution Of approval of the work of
the Metropolitan Park commission was
adopted and ordered sent 10 Secretary
Henry A. Barker.
This completed the business and follow
inr came a social hour during which re-
freshments were served. feature OF this
part OF the evening was Kitchen
shower by means OF which there were
received a large number OF gifts TOT the
culinary department OF the 'acauon
House.
The announcement was made that the
-iast-Heetias- s-ef- season OF the raw
tucket club would be held on Friday even
ing
Arrangements for the gathering last
evening were under the geenral direction
OF Mrs. Frederic s. Almy, the president
OF the Pawtucket organization.
VETERANS MEET.
There was a meeting OF the members OF
Tower Post In Grand Army hall last even
ing which was fairly well ATTENDED IN
spite OF the storm There was one appiica-
ton for membership received and one re-
cruit mustered in.
A report from the committee In charge |
OF the work stated that flags had peen |
placed on all the soldiers graves IN TINS
vicinity and that TO do this had required
1927 flags this number having Increased
from 1905 last year. These graves are IN
the following cemeteries; St Francis SIn'
Notre Dame 4: Mt. st. Mary's. Is; 81 |
Mary's. 81: Mineral Spring. 2ol: River
aide, 20; Walnut Hill, A.: oak Grove "
. A feature OF the meeting last evening
was the presentation OF the sum or sZo /
which was brought 10 the hall oy SIN
boys from the Grove street ana Broau-
way grammar schools. This sum repre-
sented the net proceeds from an enter
tainment which those schools recenuy |
gave I'm the Grand Army Hall.
A vote OF thanks was given ana the
boys were given an invitation TO march
with the veterans In the procession tomor-
row.
POLICE PLATOON.
Captain yananda has selected the men
who will form the police platoon to head
the Memorial day procession. This pla-
Officers: Joseph Smith. Mclaughlin,
toon will be made up OF the following
Porritt. Hughes. Gregory, Slocum. Rock
ford and McGlone.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions in real estate
have been placed on record at the city
hall during the past "a hours:
Monday. May %, 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-Andrew Nc
Cleliand ct ux., TO Philomine Brodeur,
tract OF land with all buildings and Inn
provements bounded northerly by Ken
yon avenue and southerly by Benefit
street; consideration $40 William Martin
ct ux., by mortgagee. TO Henry L. Martin.
lot OF land on the northerly side OF Rhodes
street and the easterly side OF East ave-
nue.: consideration $3.50
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Philo-
mine r. Brodeur 10 Pierce Doran on tract
OF land bounded northerly by Kenyon ave-
nue. and southerly by Benefit street:
amount 5000. Henry L. Martin to Charles
8. Hawkins lot OF land, with all improve
ments, on the northerly side Of Rhodes
street and the easterly side OF East ave-
nue.: amount 1890
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-Andrew McClelland ct ux., by A.
M Foliett. on tract OF land. with build
ings and Improvements, bounded north
erly by Kenyon avenue and southerly by
Benefit street: amount $500.
Writ OF Attachment--On lot OF land.
buildings and improvements on the cast-
erly side OF Garden street belonging TO
Helen Brown an action for broken agree
ment, returnabe In the superior court
June 20, by Cornelia A. Dunbar: amount
$500.
WILL HOLD RECEPTION.
Arrangements are being made to give a
reception on the evening OF June 70
Rev. FIR OFlannagan master aad Irish
professor at Summerhill college. County
Sligo. Ireland. The reception will be under
The auspices OF the various divisions of
the Ancient order OF Hibernians OF this
city and Central Falls. who will be as
sisted by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
on WESTERN TRIP
A party OF ladies consisting OF Mrs
Lyons Delany. Mrs. George IA Fowler
Mrs. Frank c. Latham and Mrs. William
II. Watson left this city yesterday for
St Poul. MINI, where they will attend
The biennisl convention OF the Women's
Clubs OF America. Among the speakers
listed for this convention is Miss Mary
r woollcy of -tiri--ctty. T,rrsfrfrr7t uf-
Mount Holyoke college. whose subject
will be Education"
LEAVES MANY FRIENDS
Mrs. Ann Mooney, widow OF the late
Daniel Mooney, died yesterday IN this
city. The deceased was well known. hav-
Ing lived I'm Pawfucket for many years
sne leaves family Of sons. James ~ |
Mooney. grand knight of Delaney council |
knights OF Columbus. Lawrence =
Mooney. q well-known merchant on Main |