The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-21

pastor of the Central Falls Congregational
church. and following this there was a
reception at the home OF the groom
parents. IA Allen avenue The house was
very prettily decorated with flowers ana
plants and music was FURNISHED by
,Jenckes' orchestra. large number OF
the friends OF the young couple were pres
Cnt TO offer their best wishes and later In
the evening Mr. and Mrs. Mason started
on a short wedding trip. They will reside
i'm New York city where Mr.. Mason Is an
architect
BANQUET IN PROVIDENCE.
LUnion Chorale. connected with the ST
Jean Baptiste church. Woodlawn, enjoyed
banquet last evening at the Crown hoter
n Providence. There was a party Of about
80 TO sit down TO the tables and the presi-
dent OF the organization. Henry @. Nesbit.
presided and acted as toastmaster. There
were a number OF speeches and pleas
ont evening was spent.
VICIOUS DOG.
boy named Guisti was attacked by a
small dog on Prairie avenue last evening
and catching the little fellow in one OF
his cheeks lacerated II considerably. Later
the dog attacked another boy, whose name
was not learned. and a short time later
the dog was shot
OBSERVED TENTH ANNIVERSARY.
The Daughters OF the Heather connect
ed with clan Fraser No. II, O. ;. c.. OBJ
served their tenth anniversary last even
ing and the chief feature on the program
was "A most appetizing turkey dinner
which was served TO the members and
their Invited guests. The affair was held
In Hutchinson hall and after the dinner
had been disposed the president. Mrs.
Emily A. Watson gave an interesting re-
view Of the history OF the organization.
a program OF Instrumental music was
given. this part OF the entertainment be-
ing followed by pumpkin pantomime.
two-faced march. and sketch entitled
"Wanted-A Wife" The participants
were Miss Robina y. Allan Mrs. Record.
Mrs. Lind. Mrs. Wood Mrs Stewart,
Mrs, Finlayson, Mrs. Wa tson. Mrs. Bar
ker. Mrs. Cummings, Miss Clelland, Miss
McFadyen. Mrs. Fee, Mrs. Muirhead and
Mrs. Naismith. Miss Lind acted as ac-
companist The floor was then cleared for
dancing. Murdocks orchestra furnished
music.
MORE STOLEN PROPERTY.
John Buckley OF Central Falls brought
TO tho police station last evening num-
ber Of articles which he had picked up on
the street I'm that city and which were
identified as a part OF the loot which was
taken the night before from the Sperry q
Hutchinson store Oh High street
1OMt LIE i FL ANtNANhlAM ~ >.
There was a largely attended meeting OF
Division No. g. Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O.
H.. I'm knights OF Columbus hall last
evening. Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly. the presi-
dent OF the organization presided and
several candidates were admitted.
The committee which has arranged for
the social which is to be held this evening
made the report that the arrangements
had been fully completed and IL WAS ex-
pected that there would be representatives
from all parts OF the state.
The matter of assisting in the proposed
state banquet to celebrate the feast of
st. Bridget on Jan. 81 was given thorough
consideration and it was voted 10 instruct
the officers OF the association TO work
hard for the affair. number of mem
bers made remarks and following a social
hour the gathering dispersed.
TO HOLD OPEN MEETING.
Arrangements have been made by the
SarSfield association for an open meeting
to be held next Sunday in Sarsfeld hall
and IL is expected that an address will be
delivered by John +. Beagan OF Provi-
been issued and the meeting will undoubt-
edly be an interesting one.
THE BLACK TONGUE"
disease among the dogs of The city
known TO the veterinaries as the black
tongue" has been noticed during the past
few days and several dogs afflicted by ii
have been killed.