The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-06
CENTRAL FALLS
DEMOCRATIC
CLUB IS ACTIVE

sHc NcHtIdi HIS DemOcratlC Regis
tration and Naturalization club is
taking an active interest in the matter
OF naturalization, and its members and
especially the committee which is In
charge or this work. will see to IL that
the men who must have their papers
before they can vote at the coming
erection do not fail TO go before the
court This committee is putting
lot or work and the results up TO the
present time are fully satisfactory to
all concerned
BOARD MEETING TONIGHT.
the regular meeting OF the board OF
aldermen is to be held this evening
and there Is probability that there
VIII be large attendance I'm the city
nan or citizens who will want to hear
what Alderman Smith has to say about
Mayor McNally. The alderman Is not
saying anything now and II is possible
that the charges which he made at the
last meeting Will be dropped. but the
indications are that this will not be
done. II is believed that the raids
which were made in the city yesterday
by the deputy sherifs were timed TO
come now because OF the meeting to-
night, although II is not known that
Alderman Smith had any knowledge
or what was going on. II Is quite
probable that Mayor McNally will be
at the meeting and he may be accom-
HELD MONTHLY MEETING.
The monthly meeting OF the Natural
list society was held In the hall OF the
organization yesterday. with large
attendance of the members. Twelve
persons were admitted TO membership
and 10 propositions for membership
were received.
The reports of several committees
were submitted, including that OF the
hover show which Is TO be held this
month. Several matters OF a routine
nature were disposed OF and arrange
ments completed for the social next
Saturday evening.
ENTERTAINED VISITORS.
At the meeting OF Branch william
o'Brien, /. N. f., which was held yester-
day afternoon, several OF the subsidi-
ary and district officers were in attend
ance. In addition g these. the mem
bers OF Branch Maud Come and other
branches were present Five candidates
were initiated and two propositions
were received.
At the conclusion OF the business
there was a season OF sociability which
lasted for a couple OF hours.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the district court yesterday morning
John MCGEE was fined IS and costs for
intoxication. quarreling and reveling.
Arthur Marcoux had a case against him
ior feVeins uiscohtihueo upon pdyHeht
OF costs.
One person was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness
The funeral OF Cora Belle Thurber,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thurber.
took place Saturday afternoon from the
home OF her parents, 81 Rand street and
was attended by a large number OF rela-
t.ves and friends. Services were conduct
ed by Rev. E. A. Thomas of the Broad
-. IT,
in Oak Grove cemetery. Pawtucket The
bearers were Arthur and ;, liam Bourne.
Alfred Clark and J. Henry Weaver. There
was a profusion OF floral tributes, one OF
particular beauty being from the Vine
yard Workers, society connected with
the Broad Street Baptist church. with
which the deceased had been afiliated.
Miss Thurber was for many years
school teacher In this city.
WILL GIVE PAPAL BLESSING.
Rev. Father Farrelly officiated at the
1890 mass yesterday morning at the Holy
Trinity church and this was the first time
the most OF his parishioners had seen him
since his return from Rome.
He made the usual announcements, and
Informed the congregation that while in
Rome he had private audience with
Pope Plus X, and that the latter had given
him the privilege of bestowing his bless
ing on the people OF the parish This. he
said. would be done at the mass next
Sunday and later the blessing would be
given TO the children OF the parochial
school
1t was also announced that the parish
excursion would take place on Saturday,
Aug rs. to Rocky Point. The trip will
be made by steamer from Pawtucket and
special electrics will convey the party to
that city. An effort Will be made by the
parishioners TO make the excursion sur
pass any OF its predecessors.