The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-04

Marion Law. rector of the church. Ches-
ter Cook brother OF the groom, was best
man and Miss Lucinda Black, sister OF
the bride, was maid OF honor. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Cook went TO
Providence where they boarded "A train
for New York They will be gone about
three weeks and on their return they will
Hive at 1o6 Main street.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall dur
ing the past "a hours:
Real Estate COnVeyances-Seula NJ
Powers ct al. To the Pawtucket Con-
gregational society, four lots OF land
with the buildings and improvements
on Central, Downes and Norfolk ave-
nues; consideration $40. Ernest s
Bishop at ais TO the Pswtucket Con-
gregational society, four lots OF land
with the buildings and improvements
on Oakland plat; consideration $40
William o.. Orcutt. trustee, 10 Charles
NJ. Moore. land buildings and improve
ments on Mclrose lawn; consideration
81. Clara T.. Berry ct ais To Joseph L.
Green ct al, land, buildings and inn
proyements on the westerly side Of
Middle street; consideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estatc-Syl-
Vania r. Fuller to George III. Burroughs,
one fourth interest i'm land. buildings
aud improvements on the southerly side
Of Harrison street. amount $3.50. Frank
Lee and wife 20 Thomas quinn, four
lots OF land with the buildings and i'm
provements on the southerly side OF
Oaklawn avenue, near York avenue;
amount $500.
Intentions OF Marriage-John Joseph
Peppersack and Blanche Elizabeth BeV-
erly, both of this city; Alfred Larson
and Alma Gustafson, both OF this city.
HELD ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF Tower post,
No. II. O.. a. r.. was held in Grand
Army hall last evening. and although
the weather was not such as would
have naturally called out the members,
still there was quite "A large attend
ance. There was considerable interest
in the result of the election. Com
mander Whipple resigned that position
some time ago and the post chose for
his successor John +. Harper who had
served tho uneXpired term. Last even
ing in his place the members elected
Welcome G. Irons 10 the command Of
the post and it was because Of the in
terest I'm this election that so many OF
the members braved the cold.
The other officers elected were Senior
vice commander. Lyman +. Southwick;
junior vice commander. Thomas Corcoran;
officer OF the guard. William J. Hughes;
Eldpldlnt lslluibn MpNINs
Orris l.. Huntley; surgeon, George l..
young; hall committee, Elhanan Mowry
John Il. Harper aud John +. Whipple;
delegates to the annual encampment of
the Grand Army. Charles o. Read, Lem
ucl Whitney, James Q. Smith and Robert
j. Sanford; alternates, John Z. Cullen,
Sias A. Taber. Abraham Lassard and
George IT, Young.
An invitation from tho Tower Relief
corps to attend the celebration of the
22d anniversary of that organization next
Monday night was accepted, and IL was
voted TO attend lecture on Gettysburg"
10 be given in the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian association on the even
ing of Dec. IL. II was stated that the
newly elected officers would be inducted
into office the first meeting i'm January.
The new commander Welcome G..
Irons. is a resident OF Johnston and had
"A brilliant record in the War OF the Re
bellion. lie enlisted I'm 1860 as a private
in Company -. Third Rhode Island Heavy
artillery. and was soon promoted TO lieu
tenant I'm Company NJ of the same regi-
ment and was houCrably discharged at the
close OF the war i'm 1863