The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-15

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Notre Dame Cemetery-A. Lassard.
st. Francis Cemetery-O. p. Huntley.
Johnson, g. a: WINCHESTER, John T..
Hawkins S. c. Wilson. w. NJ. Peckham.
G. Bickerton. Il. Il. Lowdon. w. A,
Turner. J. w. Seabury, c. f: Fisher. L. ].
J. Pullen, Alonzo Whippie. T. o. Cooke,
w. A. Beatty. A. Il. Pierce, j. c. Brown.
II. G.: Carpenter. A. II. Salisbury, James
G.. Wilson.
Committee on special floral tributes and
superintendent OF cemeteries. Lemuel
hitney. 10 fiji the vacancy caused by the
death OF Past Commander Joseph Means.
The following committees are hereby APP
pointed to carry out the plans as recon-
mended by the executive board: Com
mittee on music, w. II. Tracy; committee
on commissary. c. a. Winchester; com
mlttee on transportation. q. n. Hawkins:
committee on flags. Elhanan Mowry; com
mttee on flowers. l.. r. Southwick: COM
miee mtee ON ON PTess eae.ts W Fl HpPpSr TpapS fop
Johnson. William NJ. Peckham, a. Il.
Pierce and William III. Potter.
Per order
JOHN F. wHIPPLE. Comma nder.
THOMAS CORCORAN, Adjutant
WELL ATTENDED RECITAL.
The pupils OF Miss Anna L. A. Walker
held their first annual recital last evening
in Music hall, before an audience that
completely III the hall, which was decora-
ted In beautiful manner
Much credit is due Miss Walker for the
excellent performance OF her pupils, as 1t
demonstrated that particular pains had
been taken with the preparations for the
event During the evening Miss Cathaleen
Collins presented Miss Walker with da-
mond ring Miss Alice Gould. pianist was
presented with a turquoise ring.
REPORTS PRESENTED.
The annual reports of Trinity church
were presented last evening at the ad-
journed annual meeting of the church
corporation. Rev. Frank Appleton read
his annual report which showed tnar ne
had performed 90 marriages. S baptisms
and conducted Is burials. In closing his
report he asked for additional activity on
the part OF the members Of the church
along social and missionary lines.
NO STRIKE DECLARED.
It was expected that the carpenters en-
ployed In some OF the local shops would
be called out on strike yesterday. but
Business Agent Pigeon took no action in
that direction In speaking of the matter,
he said that several OF the. master car
pentcrs were out OF town and II would be
unfair 20 them to take such drastic ac-
tion during their absence.
TRANSFERS STRIKE POSSIBLE.
1t IL expected that a strike will be in
augurated by Pawtucket Teamsters'
sanctioned by the International union
National Organizer Frank =. Forbes Is I'm
the city endeavoring to have n confer
ence with the executive committee OF the
Dealers association. failing in which ne
will can the men out.
THIRD ANNUAL RECITAL.
one OF the pleasing events OF the year
was the third annual recital of Miss Sadie
G. Farrell. which was held last evening In
"a h.f
one ccnclurion Of the interesting program
the floor was cleared and dancing was
enjoyed until midnight
HOSPITAL STAFF INCREASED
III was announced last evening that Dr.
Thomas VI. Murphy OF this city. Or. L.
). Graham OF Providence and DR.. William
Graham OF this city have been added 20
the official visiting list OF the Twin city
hospital.
The officers OF the Twin City hospital
are much gratifed at the rapid work be-
ing done on the remodellinR of the
structure. IL Is expected that possession
VIII be taken about the middle OF June.
DISTRICT COURT NEWS.
In the district court this morning, Judge
Tuck presiding. Bernard McQueeney was
charged with an assault on Maggie Sim
mons. The case was continued TO to-
morrow morning.
Jaihcs ponnely, charged with an as
sault on Officer William Adams, had his
case continued 10 May H.
Patrick Clark was fined s. and costs for
Keeping his liquor saloon open on Sun
day
Philip Jones. Juvenile. charged with
stealing one powder cracker was sent to
the reform school for two years
Thomas GIL. charged with larceny from
David Almond. and who was placed on
probation. was surrendered 10 the court
He was sentenced to The reform school
for two years. - - -.