The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-11
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There were IL prisoners locked up at
the police station last night. and 10 OF
these were brought before the court this
morning Edward Dwyer and Edward de
Forest were both charged with being
common drunkards and each was given
a six months sentence 70 the state work
house The rest OF the men were charged
with being drunk and the usual fines
wero imposed
LADIES' SOCIAL CIRCLE.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies So
cia Circle connected with the First Bap-
tist church was held yesterday afternoon,
and at the close Of the meeting a supper
was served
The principal business Of the meeting
was the election of officers. which result
ed as follows: President, Mrs. Philip G.
Sheldon: ce-presdent Mrs. Frank w.
Westcott; secretary. Miss Abby Little.
field: treasurer Mrs. e. NJ. Hunt Several
was also. one TO arrange for Christmas
sale TO be held Dec. 5.
The ladies voted also to assume sew,
eral OF the debts OF the church. and
among other things they will raise money
TO renovate the vestry. Following the
supper there was an interesting program
OF entertainment. and as a result the or
ganization raised last evening about $40.
INSTALLED THE OFFICERS.
The monthly meeting OF Court City Of
held last evening, large number or
members and visitors from Court Roma
OF this city and Court Central Of Central
Falls being present The principal bust
ness was the installation OF the newly
elected officers, as follows: Chief ranger.
Robert J. Braleyi sub-chief ranger
Thomas Hartwell recording secretary,
Thomas Dolan; senior woodward. Donald
II Stewart; junior woodward, Matthew
Kelley; senior beadle. John Gill; Junior
beadle. Patrick Phigally; lecturer. VIII
liam r Forestal; trustee for three years,
James Rogers The Installing officer was
Deputy Chief Ranger Albert Hohler. and
he was assisted by Herald Michael No
Ian. After the insta1la tion ceremonies an
entertainment consisting OF vocal and in
strumental selections was held and re-
freshments were served.
QUICK WORK SAVED DAMAGE
The fire department was called out at
an early hour this morning for a fire in
one of the barns belonging TO the Aldrich
Express company in the rear of East ave-
nue. There was a quick response by the
department and the flames which had
started in a small building attached TO the
stable were quickly extinguished without
doing any damage.
CITY HALL RECORDS
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Mary w.
Handy to Eva w. Bliss. land buildings
and improvements on a re-plat OF Oak
lawn plat; consideration $40
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate
Thomas F. Martin 10 A. Hood, land,
buildings and improvements on the west
erly side OF Pleasant street amount
500 Ephraim Larson toe Slater Trust
company. land. buildings and improve
ments on the souhwesterly corner OF
Cleveland and Rhodes streets; amount
500 Charles p. Connolly 10 the Indus
trial Trust company. land, buildings and
improvements on the northwesterly cor
ner OF lilac street and Broadway; amount
$500. Henry u. Bellin 10 Anna NJ Adams,
land buildings and improvements on the
Cleveland plat No. g. amount $1,000.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds Of Real
Estate-Ephriam Larson by Cauncey s.
Skinner and Sarl r. French. land, build
ings and improvements on the south
westerly corner OF Cleveland and
Rhodes streets; amount 5000.
DEMOCRATS HELD MEETING.
There was a meeting OF about a half
hundred OF the Democratic workers OF
the city held last evening in the Smith
building, at which time matters pertain
ing TO the conduct OF the local campaign
were discussed.
John ]. Fitzgerald addressed the assem-
bly, and stated that the success which had
met the party during the past few years
had been due to organized effort. and
that n this effort was made this year the
party would be even more successful than
I'm former years.
A permanent organization OF the work
ers was formed and Edward p. Butler
was made chairman and Michael Brien
was elected secretary
Mayor Higgins came into the meeting
after the adjournment OF the board OF
aldermen, where he had presided. and he
was given a most cordial reception. He
spoke few encouraging words 10 his fell
low Democrats and urged them to do
everything that was possible for the sue
cess OF the ticket which had been nomi-
mated.