The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-31

James A. Wllldfns huufese"u io'
gathering OF citizens OF all parties.
In Charter hall on Amey street, Thomas
p Corcoran, +. X. Belleau OF Lewiston
Me-. Hon Adelard Archambeault and {.
Woodbury. German spoke. The Pothiei
club, made up OF French Republicans
ready 10 stand for anything the Repuoli-
can ring of Pawtucket would attempt
occupied an adjoining hall romo and be-
gan TO make noises 10 disturb the Demo-
cratic meeting. The owner OF the hall
protested, but in vain. and as result IL
Is probable that the Pothier club will be
called upon 10 find new quarters
A HALLOWEEN PARTY.
The Ladies auxiliary connected with the
South Woodlawn Improvement society
held a meeting last evening In Germania
hall. at which time IL was reported that
all arrangements had been made for the
Hsliowe'en party 10 be held In the same
place this evening The committee VIII
arrange for the decorations of the hall
and the program which has been ar
ranged promises a lot OF sport for the
members.
FELL FROM STAGING.
BENJAMIN Feeley. who Is employed by
Che contracting firm which is building the
new mill for the Salwoy Manufacturing
company at IngrahamviAe, fell from
etsging yesterday afternoon and landed In
a pile of sand. The drop was about fifteen
feet and the man suffered a dislocation of
the right shoulder besides numerous
bruises. He was taken TO the Twin City
hospital where his injuries were attended
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WILL HOLD A BANQUET.
The members OF the Union Chorale.
French society composed OF the mem
bers OF the choir OF ST. Johns church IN
this city. held meeting last evening
and made arrangements TO hold ban
quet for members OF the society on Nov.
20 A committee was appointed at the
last meeting OF the association. and last
evening reported that practically every
thing had been arranged.
The banquet is an annual AFFAIR with
the society, and the coming event bids
fair TO surpass all previous attempts by
the union. The banquet will be held In |
the Crown hotel I'm Providence, ana on |
that occasion the society will have pres |
ent as its guests the clergy OF the parish |
The committee in charge of the banquet
consists OF Prof. Thomas Il. Fournier,
Amos Lachapelle and ii. G. Nesbit.
STOLE A BICYCLE.
Chester Coward. a pupil at the Church
Hill school, reports TO the police that a /
having been taken from the cellar of the
MOVING THE BELL.
The big fire alarm bell that has for |
years been located at the old TO. nre /
station on Main street. was yesterday |
moved TO it's new location at he new
headquarters station, also on Main
street The work OF moving IL was Wit |
messed by quite crowd OF people
SPECIAL SERVICE.
A special service has been arranged by
the choir of the Church OF the Advent
for tomorrow evening and the affair Will
be something in the nature OF dedica-
tion of the new organ.
The program will begin at 7:i5 =. m, and
will include a short organ recital previous
TO the recessional by George A. Slocum.
The regular organist, A. Il. Thorniey, VIII
officiate anS preside at the Instrument
the rest of the evening and the program
is in charge of Choir Director A. j. Say
well The program will include:
Professional, Hymn No. 1885, Dykes; ver-
sicles. Fallis; magnihcat, nunc dimittis.
Fairbrother. in Il fiat. versicles, Anon,
anther. Ave Maria" Frantz Abt. SOLO
and choir: anthem. Lead. Kindly Light"
Pinsuti. solo; anthem. II Waited for the
1sord," Mendelssohn. duet and choir; ad-
dress, "The Rector" Rev. James f. Bar
bour: offertory anthem. "Hark! Hark!
NV SOUL Shelley, solo and choir; an
them, LAS Pants the Heart" Sophs. solo
and choir: Recessional, Hymn No. l76,
Barnty.
The soloists will he Miss F. Smith. Miss
e Smith, Miss r. Rovelto and Mr.. A. j.
0ayweil
INTERsCHoLAsTIC FOOTBALL.
The team from the Pawtucket high
school and their time rivals from East
Providence will meet in a contest on the
grounds OF the latter on Friday afternoon
and the local team is putting In lot
OF practice work This will be the first
game of the season for the Pawtucket
boys and II is desired that as many of
the pupils of the school as possible will
accompany them.
REPUBLICANS TONIGHT.
This is to be a Republican night in this
city The local committee has arranged
big rally 10 be held In Keith's opera
house. Gov. Utter and several other OF
the leading lights on the state ticket are
expected 20 talk. From out OF the state
the one big gun is TO be former Senator
Thurston OF Nebraska.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real estate conveyonces-Thomas
O'Brien, by mortgage, TO Thomas +.
and Mary A. O'Bren, land buildings
and improvements on Merry plat OF
house lots. consideration $500 Ella
j. Burtwell 20 William Blease, land,
buildings and improvements on map OF
the Godfrey land, East Pleasant View:
consideration $40. Ellen VI. Edgar TO
Philias Viau. land. buildings and i'm
provements on map OF building squares
on East Pleasant View; consideration
$40 Ellen NJ. Edgar 10 Olivia viau. land.
buildings and improvements on map OF
buildings shares on East Pleasant View;
consideration SO. Ann Fagan TO James
T.. and Margaret Il. Kenney, land,
buildings and improvements on the
westerly side OF Pswtucket avenue; con-
sideration $40. Esther Mulliken "a
Charles r.. Broome, land. buildings and
improvements on the westerly side OF
Pawtucket avenue. consideration $40
Margaret Parent 90 Edward Lorette
land. buildings and improvements or
map No. 2. Woodlawn. consideration $40
william and Emily Halliwell 20 Irene
X. Browning. land. buildings and i'm
provcments on the northwest corner o
the land OF the grantee; consideration
SO. Joseph Martelle. by mortgage. q
Eiigabeth NJ. Beaudry. land. building'
and improvements on the southerly side
OF Comstoclt street. consideration 1850.
Mortgage deeds Of real estate Edward