The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-12

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| FUNERAL OF JOHN MBURNETT.
| The funeral OF John McBurnett was
| solomnized yesterday afternoon from the
First Baptist church and there was
! large attendance OF friends and relatives.
| Rev. Frank A. Appleton. the pastor. con-
| Quoted the services and he was assisted
| by Rev. Mr.. Smith. the pastor OF the
Congden Street Baptist church Of Provi-
| dence. The interment was at Riverside
cemetery.
NEW ORDER.
A new order went into effect on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company last Sunday morning
which is far from being satisfactory to
! large number OF people OF this city IL
provides that all locomotives shall give
a whisting signal when approaching any
grade crossing. and as there are many
| OF these I'm the centre OF the city, IL
means continual sounding OF the loud
| whistles from Woodlawn TO a point con-
! siderably above Central Falls depot.
This practice OF whistlng at grade
| crossings was I'm force up to few years
| ago, but IL became such nuisance that
the city council asked that IL be stopped
and this was done. Now the practice Is
| I'm vogue again., much TO the disgust OF
| everyone who resides within a quarter OF
| a mile OF the tracks. Ii Is particularly
! obnoxious to the residents of the Wood
! lawn section and the probabilities are
that the city council will again be asked
to stop IT,
EAAfES- S-BENNETT
Miss Alice Annie Bennett and Charles
Eames OF Boston were united In marriage
at the Park Place church last evening.
the ceremony being performed by the pas
tor, Rev j. j. Woolley. There was a
large attendance OF the friends and rela-
tives OF the young couple and at the
close there was a reception at the home
OF the brides parents, 13 Lawn street.
CASEY-HAYES.
Peter L. Casey and Miss Margaret Mary
Hayes. both OF this city, were united In
marriage at St Mary's church at 10
O'Clock this forenoon I'm the presence OF
hundreds OF the friends OF the young
people
Mr.. Casey the groom. is a well-known
| merchant OF the city, and Miss Hayes
the bride. is the daughter OF Cal. Patrick
| T. Hayes of the Union Waddng COM
pany. and one OF the best known citizens
! OF Pawtucket. Miss Hayes also has a
reputation as a singer which has made
her known 10 many people outside OF
| Pawtucket.
The ceremony was performed by the
| rector Rev. FIR. ]. G. Tennion, and the
| ceebrant OF the macs was Rev. John S.
| Kelleghan OF New York, a cousin Of the
groom.
The bridesmaids were Helen f. Moore
| of Boston Gertrude l. Casey, sister OF
the groom. Mary B. Duffy and Mary Il
! McCreadie The best man was william
| N elleghan.
| The ushers were Or. J. +. Clarke. John
| L. Leedy, Charles A. OConnor John +.
| OConner. Or. James F. Haberlain and
! John +. Smith.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony there
was a reception at the beautiful home of
| the bride on East avenue, after which
| the young couple left the city on short
wedding trip. On their return they will
| reside at 20 Waldo street
| WENT TO DAGGETT PARK.
About 400 school children from the
Church OF the Notre Dame paid visit
To Daggett Park yesterday and spent the
greater part of the day there They
were accompanied by many OF their
parents and thoroughly enjoyed them
| selves. An opportunity was given TO those
who desired to inspect the interior OF the
Daggett house.
GAVE A RECITAL.
The pupils OF Miss Lille Paquin gave
| recital I'm Slater hall last evening and
! the attendance was very large Wlllam
sisted I'm the program, which was as fol-
lows;
Maria and Lille is pagIn Irsra duet and EIda
Paauin: robin LULLABY" Miss Fedora
Decelle: "Maybeils." Miss Frances Hea-
ney; graceful steps Miss Mss Lena n,. Sa2netse; eree
tn Moran: Electric Polka" Miss Ger
trude Marian; His Majesty and the
Maid" Miss Lea Rondeau; Happiness.
Part" Miss Alice ST. Germain; Jean ct
Jeanette. Miss olida Roberts, La
Grace" Miss Margerite Lafontaine; lie
Secret" Miss Kathleen Chalk; kiss
Your Hand" Miss Eva Paquin;, "Edel-
weiss Glide" Miss Cora Maynard: char
acter song Misses Eva and Rose Jaird;
chette: duet. WAVES of the Ocean"
Misses Eva Bessette and Alexina Car
reau: Alpine Hut" Miss Flora van,
Misses Misses Hiida Gray and Lille Paguin;
duet. "Marche des Troubadour." Misses
Fabiola and Aurora Allard; Melody Mel OF
Kisses" Miss Arzella Forest; 'Rustling
Leaves" Miss Rose Alma Boucher dane
ing Misses Eva and Roe Jaird; duet,
and Mabel Laushway; Hearts and Flow
Witches Flight" Misses Alma and
Merilda Auas,s M Marian he GnfIs mdISon due
King OF the Forest" Misses theresa
chalk and Lille ,Paquin; Silver stars"
Miss Emma cro1herst Dreaming' MI pomsas Miss
MSTe AyS Three MI Miss NGmSs %cs
Campbell: THE Lion hunt" Miss Blanche
Turcotte; "Fete Hongrotse, MISS Maria
Pauuin; LES Rameau Miss Eva 1.izotte,
grand polka. the concert. Miss Ella Mar
tell: vocal solos (a) lie Cor" and (b)
''The King OF the Main Mr.. William
Lille Paauin; finale trio. Irish. French
and American national airs, Misses Eva,
Maria and Lille Paquin.
CITY HALL RECORDS
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Monday. June II. 1905.
Real Estate Conveyances-James Nolan
TO Patrick Il. Rock and wife. land. build
ings and improvements on Prospect
street: consideration $40. Ralph Drabble
ct al to Alice Wadsworth. one-fourteenth
part OF six lots OF land with improve
meuts on Central and Norris avenues;
consideration $40. Ralph Drabble ct al.
to Thomas Il, Miniken, one-fourteenth
part OF six lots OF land with improvements
on Central and Norris avenues; considera-