The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-13

| contralto, ana george II. Iomas, n. u. -.
| organst.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE,
Rev, C. r Furman will give a lecture in
| the rooms OF the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow
afternoon and the lecture Will be illus
trated by the stereopticon.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-James Har-
ris 10 the operative Savings society
! OF Connecticut. land buildings and i'm
| provements on the Wheaton plat; con-
sideration SO. Carl ID. French TO John
Erwin. land buildings and improvements
on the Dunnell Park plat; consideration
| $40.
Mortgage Deeds Of Real Estate-Frank
| II. Geer and wife, by MORTGAGE. 10
Charles +. Sweet, land. buildings and
| improvements on the southerly side OF
Warren avenue: amount $3.50. Ulderie
| Loiselle 20 the woonsocket Institution
for Savings. land. buildings and improve
ments on the northerly side Of Crumley
| street; amount sliO0 l'lderie IDoiselle 10
NJ. j. Gallagher. land buildings and i'm
provements on the easterly side Of crum-,
| ley street; amount $500.
Discharge Of Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-Llderie Loiselle by Severe l..
Desauners. mortgage recorded in Book
No. 81. page 553. Charles f.. and Azella
Gauthier by Louis Lescault. mortgage
| recorded in Book No 1903. page l22.
DIRECTORS HELD MEETING.
The directors OF the Young Mems
Christian association held a meeting last
evening which was quite largely attend
ed. IL was presided over by the presi-
dent Walker Miller. and among the in
one from the religious committee which
told OF the work that II Is proposed TO do
during the coming winter. IL was stated
that Music hall has been secured for a
number Of Sunday afternoon meetings.
but for the present the meetings will be
held in Y NJ. c. A. hall Several other
reports from standing committees were
received and II appeared. that the affairs
OF the association were in a most salts
factory condition.
PAWTUckET GIRLS CLUB.
There was a meeting Of the Pawtucket
Girls club i'm Slater hall last evening.
at which time the caN work for the
winter was begun. There were present |
during the evening a number Of the |
young ladies from the Providence Girls |
club. who spent some time at the cottage |
at Oakland Beach last summer, and they |
were given n very cordial reception. The |
10 the members that there had been |
some talk Of running a fair during the
winter. but that this had not been fully |
decided upon
Regarding SUMMER STREET.
force Of men from the highway de-
partment has been engaged this week in
cutting down the grade Of Summer street |
in front OF the Deborah Sayes library |
building and In doing this IL has been
necessary TO cut down two or three large
maple trees which have been growing
there for a good many years II Is also
stated that other trees will have to come
down, and one OF these will be the elm
tree which Is located within the lot OF
the new Y. NJ. c. A. building. which is
considered too near the building. Nat
urally there are many who have deplored
the necessity for the removal OF these
trees. but there seems 10 be no way TO
avoid Il.
AUTOS COLLlDED.
Two automobiles met i'm collision at the
foot of Broad street about l0:30 O'Clock
last evening. One OF these was a run
about belonging to DR. Johnson in which !
was seated the doctor and his wife. IL
was coming down Nortn Union street and |
as Il entered Broad street the doctor
sounded his horn a number Of times. Just
as he reached the corner large red
touring car\ bearing the number 2O33.
Rhode Island register. and said TO belong
to a man named Watson of Providence,
came at high speed up Main street and
turned into Broad street. Those who saw
the machine coming say that no signal
of any kind was given There were three
young men Seated I'm this Garland just as
the two machines reached the corner
there was crash. The ma chine of DR.
Johnson got the worst OF II. mud
guard was broken and both lamps were
smashed. while the forward axle was
badly bent.
The other car got out OF it with only
the breaking OF couple of lamps.
big crowd quickly gathered and after a
time both parties were able TO get away
No one was injured
MILK DEALERS ORGANIZE.
There was a meeting in Eagle hall last
evening OF the various milk dealers, who
do business I'm this city and Central Falls.
There were something over so OF these
dealers present and before the adjourn
ment II was decided TO form a local or
ganization which II is possible will be
affiliated with the Rhode Island MIX
Dealers association OF Providence.
What was done at the meeting Is only
a matter OF hearsay because when the
representative OF the News-Democrat ap-
peared at the hall door last evening the
door was most unceremoniously shut i'm
his face and later the members appeared
TO consider 1t was really no business Of
the public what had been done. How
ever, II Is stated that there were present
at this meeting Samuel r. Darling, the
manager OF the Providence Dairy Co. and
n number OF other Providence men who
are connected with this and other milk
firms
There was a discussion regarding the
price OF milk. Some OF those present want
ed to make large increase in the price
and there was talk OF increasing the re-
tail price TO eight cents per quart This
did not seem to meet with the judgment
OF most OF those present and there was a
sort Of compromise at seven cents and a
whole sale price OF ~ cents per can.
IL Is stated that there will be another
meeting OF the mikmen at the same place
next Wednesday night when II Is proba-
hle that officers will he elected and 10
may he voted to joint forces with tho
Providence organization.