The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-09

there will be other addresses from several
OF the local workers.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the office OF tho city
clerk during the past "A hours:
Real Estate Deeds-John and Rosanna
Coyle 10 Joseph Jette and wife, two lots
on the Coyle Park plat consideration SO.
Ann kiernan TO Rose Herman, land and
improvements on the plat OF Frederick A.
Potter on Weeden street; consideration
$40 The Slater Trust company trustee
for Benjamin w. Gardner TO Peter l..
and Catherine T.. DAILY. land on plat No.
OF tho heirs of Horace Weeden, located
partly in Pawtucket and Lincoln, consld-
Grafton $40 keziah Payne ct al. 10
James IL Whalen and wife, land and inn
provements OF Mulberry and Randall
streets, consideration $40. John Coyle 10
Arthur Gerard and wife, land, buildings
and improvements ON the Coyle Park plat;
consideration $40. John Coyle TO Isaie II.
Tetrault, land. buildings and improve
ments on the Coyle Park plat considera-
tion $40
Real Estate Mortgages-Thomas Fran
els McAloon and wife TO the Industrial
Trust company two lots and improve.
ments on the Oakland plat; amount $500.
Joseph Jette and wife to Matthew j.
Gallagher. two lots on the Coyle Park
plat amount 500.
Discharge OF Real Estate Mortgage
Mary NJ Buckman TO Nell Pearson, two
lots and improvements on the Oakland
plat amount $3.50. The Providence Coun-
~ Savings bank 10 Mary NJ. Buckman,
land. buildings and improvements on the
Gladstone plat of house lots. Central ave-
nue.; amount $3.50
Transfer of Mortgage Deed OF Real Es-
tate-Walter l. Kelley TO Ruth w. Mon
roe; amount 5000.
Marriage Intcntions-Harry Newton and
Mary Ann Frances Kenney and Richard
Tonelli and Emilia Finucci, all OF this
city.
To FORM A SOCIETY.
A meeting OF the women connected with
the High Street Universalist church has
been called for this evening at the resi-
dence of the pastor. Rev. Il. c. Barney
at which time II is proposed to organize
a womens missionary society
*. OF +. VISITATION.
Chickering Lodge. No. %. knights OF
Pythias, received an official visitation
from Grand Chancellor Ernest &. Scott
and his board of grand officers last even
ing. In addition to the grand commander
there was i'm the party Grand Vice Com
mander Robert w Syddall Deputy Grand
Commander G. Herbert Snow. Master-at-
Arms j. Irving Davis. Master of the Ex-
chequer Andrew Mckenzie, Keeper OF
Supreme Representative John T.. Bowen
and Col. u. ID. Murray Of tho Uniform
Rank OF Rhode Island
The visitors were met al the station by
a delegation from the local lodge and es-
corted to the rooms I'm Beswick block.
where an interesting program was carried
out. There were numerous speeches and
at the close refreshments were served
and the remainder OF the evening was
spent I'm a social way.
NEOPEANS MET
There was an open meeting held by
Prosperity Lodge n. l.. o. +. and the at
tendance was quite large. There was an
entertainment program consisting of
songs and recitations with some instru-
mental music which was very pleasing A
collation. was served during the evening
and everyone had a good time.
STOVE POLISH EXPLODED.
Mrs. Edward Molloy, whose home Is at
i07 Lawn avenue. gave a trial 10 a new
brand OF stove polish yesterday. 1t APP
pears that when she purchased IL the
agent informed her that il could be used
equally on hot or cold stove and so she
tried IL when the stove was hot The
probabilities are that this experiment will
be the last one OF this character for Mrs
Molloy because the minute she applied
the polish 10 the hot iron IL exploded and
as result she was rather badly burned
requiring the attendance OF physician.
FUNERAL OF RICHARD HARRISON
The funeral OF Richard Harrison, who
died last Tuesday, was held from his
late residence on Cottage street yes
terday afternoon. The deceased was
the founder OF the Harrison Yarn and
pyeing company and was man who
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