The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-22

nlaXOnt ana the Quiet SpbiA
been arranged as a program for celepra-
''T'l The members of the association will
meet again Tuesday evening az whICn ,,
time the old Hay Cart Will be taken oul
and given n good breaking down. the
machine has not been used this year, puI
A Is believed that she Is In good conultion
and ready to enter the contest WIFI la, 10 :.
chance TO come Wlthlh the PiiHV "ii'''e
class.
PLAYED PRACTICE GAME.
The ball team OF the Pawtucket police
played a practice game yesterday after-
noon on the Sabin street grounds, az
which time they had as their opponents
a team made up OF the wine clerks OF the
city There were one or two substitutes
I'm different positions. but I'm spite OF that
the coppers put up good game ana won
the first struggle of the season with a
score OF 10 To 9.
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
There was a meeting OF Pawtucket As
ISOLATION of Stationary Engineers In the
rooms at the Cottrell block last evening,
at which time State Deputy NJ. Nj Childs
was present He made short speech 70
the members and during the evening the
officers for the coming year were nom
mated, the election to take place next
week. The other transacted was OF a
routine character.
PLEASING RECITAL.
The senior pupils of George II. Lomas
kdNe tfl lllfItSlllE IttiNdl last tNtilliS
the studio of this we'll known instructor
and the guests who had the pleasure OF
listening were greatly delighted The pro
program rendered was as follows: Sec
ond Mazurka, Goddard. Miss NJ. Eta
Clear: Nocturne in G-flat. Op. II, Brassin.
and Air di Ballet, op. 81 Chaminade. Miss
Emma Nicholson; The Flatterer;,
ing Miss Mary Barnes songs. 'soupir," T"
Leo Stern. and "a Little Thief" Stern:
"Grillen." Schumann. and "valse Lente."
Dolmetsch, Miss June Sutcliffe: theme
Beethoven. Miss Margaret Hanna; grave.
allegro al motto, from 'Sontat Pathet-
ique,' Beethoven, Miss lnez Lindskog;
sohn, Miss Florence NJ. Adel and Mr..
Miss Lille Paquin; "Rhapsodie Hon
groise. No. s." Liszt, Mr.. Ralph Kenyon:
Manney: THE Harmonious Blacksmith" ="
Handel. and "Valse Stryienne," Wollen-
haupt. Miss Harriet clifford; "Kammenoi
Ostrow," op. TO- Rubinstein. and Scherzo
Miss Gertrude Greenhalgh
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyance-Herbert E.
Maine TO Benjamin +. Arnold. a lot OF
land with buildings and improvements on
Mineral Spring avenue and lot OF land
with improvements on Star street; con-
sideration siO.
Writ OF Attachment-Peter Moran. on
land with buildings and improvements on
the southerly side OF Brook street land
on Sterry and Main streets and other real
estate; writ returnable I'm the superior
court July IL: a case for promises broken /:
action brought by James +. Moran ct ais.
TO recover 1920.
Intentions OF Marriage-Andrew James
Nolan and Mary Olney. both OF this city.
GOING TO ROCKY POINT.
The Sunday schools connected with
the Trinity Episcopal church, the
Church OF the Advent and the Free
Baptist church will unite I'm an cN-
cursion down Narragansett bay one
week from tomorrow. The party will
make the trip in one OF the steamers
OF the pawtucket Steamboat company
and will make an early start After
sail down the bay they will land at
Rocky Point where n dinner will be
served.
INJURED ~ ELEVATOR.
George Cappes, who IL employed at
the Glenlyon Dye Works. was ininred
by an elevator at the factory yester-
day afternoon. The man, II Is be-
lieved, attempted 20 stop the car
which was descending, and In his way
had his foot caught between the car
and the side OF the well His cries
for help attracted attention and he