The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-21

ana the Work OF the pupils reUected mucH
credit on the teacher. The program was
as follows
Duos. "Slumber Song" D'Ourvile. gav-
otte. Miss Ruth Bowen and Mr.. Lomes;
Alpine Flower" Ganschaels, Miss Mary
c. Kelly; Swallow Song" op. 20. Bohm.
Miss Florence II. Green: song, "In Loves
Garden" Roeckel Mrs. James; "Bouree."
I'm G.. Handel. Miss Edith Pollard "Madri-
lena" Wachs. Miss Helen Mccormick:
valse al concert, op. 23o. Lack, mazurka
caprice. op. IA. Qulgley, Miss Ethel NJ.
Sullivan; songs. The Bondmaid." Lalo.
Until You Came" Metcalf, Miss Inez
Harrison; seconde valse op. So. GODDARD.
Miss Charlotte Robinson; fantasie nn III
Trovatore." Verdi, Miss Louise Perry;
duo. overture. ''L'Italiana in Algeri" Ros-
SIM. Miss Mildred f. Green and Mr.. Lo-
mas; gavotte I'm Il. Schytte. Miss Jessie
Holt; Repentance" Ncode mazurkd
brilliante. op. l05. Eggeling. Miss Persls n.
Toilette; Consolation" op. 47S. Kirchner.
valse impromptu. Ran, Miss Florence NJ.
Vain; duo 0or soprano and contralto).
I'm Springtime" Carmichael; reverie in
G-hat. Atherton. gavotte di concert.
Emery, Master James Readio; polonaise
in A. Chopin, Master Howell Short; melo-
die in +. Rubinstein. valse Arabesque,
Lack. Miss Crystabel Harrison.
Last Monday afternoon the junior pupils
gave their recital and were assisted oy
Miss Jane Il. Bodel. soprano. a pupil of
Mrs. George III. Lomas
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the office OF the city
clerk during the past "a hours
Wednesday, June 20, 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances Charles A.
Stearns and Charles f. Moies trustees
TO Joseph Desjarlais and WIFE three lots
or land with improvements on Columbia
avenue; consideration SO Charles NJ.
Read, trustee, 10 John +. Coyle, two lots
OF land In the rear OF Beveridge Hill ave-
nue.; consideration $40 Samuel r. Jette
ana wife. two lots of land with building
improvements on assessors plat No. o;
consideration $40. Jacob Goldberg 10
George A. Schuyler. land buildings aud
improvements on Crescent road consider
alton $40
Mortgage Deed OF Real Estate-Joseph
DesJarlais and wife TO Margaret Lane.
on three lots of land with all improve
ments, on south side OF Columbia ave-
nue.; amount $500.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-isaac Gill by Annie Gill, on land.
buildings and improvements on Pond
street, amount $500
transfer OF Mortgage Deed OF Real Es-
tate-Providence County Savings Bank 10
Annie GIL; consideration sl2s5
Wrlt or Attachment-Wiliam r. Roth
Wei VS.. Augustus c. Purdy. on nine lots
OF land In Pawtucket: also one undivided
ohe-half interest In lot OF land with all
improvements partly I'm Pawtucket and
partly in Central Falls: amount $1,000 Re
tufhapie In the superior court July q.
Asreement--Joseph Jette and wife with
the Woonsocket Institution for Sovinpa
Intentions OF Marriage = Hugh Nc
Cutsheon Corbett OF Norwich. Conn and
sarah Ellen Walker OF this city: Joseph
blodweil ana Sarah Jane MCGOWAN. both
Oh thls city. Jose GoncaIves of this city
and Rose Augusta Silveria OF Providence
ana ALBERT 5. Olney OF Lincoln and Flea,
nor Mills of this city
STRUCK IN FOREHEAD.
Dr. c. Il. Gardner was called Yesterday
AFTERNOON To attend William SENEGAL wbo
Is employed at the Saylesyille bleacner,es
Wills at WORK over machine ne was
suuCk IN the forehead by a piece OF iron
Whlch inflicted a bad wound 2il inches I'm
length and requiring a number of
stltches The man was taken to his home
A NEW BUSINESS BLOCK
AS one OF the changes brought about nv
the widening OF Main street there is To ba
erected at the corner OF Park place near
the NO. fire engine station a large busi.
ness block. NJ. Moy is the lessee of this
properly and he has intended to erect a
piock on the land for some time. but
there has been considerable litigation n,
the courts regarding the control OF the
property which has delayed the work
Ihis matter has at last been settled and
the plans for the building have been ac
cepted and the work will be started at
once
The block will contain nine stores on
the street floor and above these there will,
be tenements
INVITED TO FALL RIVER.
Ihere is TO be firemen's muster at Fall
River on July 4 and the veteran firemen
OF this city have been invited to nartlci
pate. 1t is some years since the local vets
visited the Spindle city. but they will not
soon Forget the reception they received Mt
that time and at a special meeting OF the
association which has been called for this
evening the invitation will be acted upon.
III Is stated that there is a strong senti-
ment among the members 10 accept.
PARK PLACE CHURCH.
Owing to the reported illness of Rev
j. j. Woolley at Mt. Holyoke College he
VIII not be able to occupy his pulpit at tho
Park Place church on Sunday next and
arrangements have been made TO have
Rev. Mr.. owen. the assistant pastor OF
the Beneficent church to substitute.
THOSE SCHOOL BOOKS.
The decision OF Commissioner Ranger
regarding the school book controversy in
this city Is not at all satisfactory to
Chairman Little and the other Republican
members OF the school board. but IL is
difficult TO see what they can do save ac-
cept IL. There are rumors to the effect
that the American Book company whose
books were thrown out may take steps TO
secure an Injunction. and II this is done
the action will he brought against the
present board which is at heart at least
In favor OF this concern, but which I'm its
official capacity will be obliged to de-
fend any such action
The decision of the commissioner COM
Ing as IL has at the close OF the term Is
quite satisfactory, because the pupils are
not obliged TO make "A change OF text
books In the middle of the year. There is
a possibility that there viii be later de-
velopments.
EIAGMEN DEpOSED