The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-24
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For some time Lizzie Evans and Edna
Edstrom have been putting in their
spare moments to lasso George Green
land, pleasant-faced son OF Sweden,
both OF whom swear that he made love
70 them and promised TO marry them.
The Evans girl was, as she thought. the
lucky one. for she captured festive
George. and they were married. Miss
Edstrom. as soon as she learned that her
lover had married her rival wended
her way 20 the office OF Capt. Whipple at
the Chaffee street police station, and
told that official that George wes the
father'of her unborn baby. Miss Edstrom
was told TO consult with Overseer OF the
Poor Cummings, who has charge Of all
such cases, and after "a little investigation
the overseer OF the poor swore out war
rant for Greenland. who was arrested at
the home OF a friend on Atwell's avenue
about IL o'clock yesterday by Inspector
Wilkinson, and spent the remainder OF
the day and last evening in a cell at the
Chaffee street station, as he was charged
with bastardy.
His bride of a day or so, however. did
not forsake him in his hour OF much
trouble. for early last evening she called
at the station with delicious feed of
ham and eggs a large piece OF chocolate
cake on the side, and a pot OF tea. Green
land ate the ham and eggs. but was too
much downcast TO tackle the tempting
piece OF cake.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
quite positive that they will be united
before sundown this evening. but the po-
lice officials are OF the opinion that
Greenland will not find his path strewn
with roses for some time TO come. The
bride has figured In a case before. and
the man that was mixed UP in the AFFAIR
at that time is still fugitive from JUS
tice.
WILL HOLD PICNIC.
The parishioners of st. Anthony's par
ish held a meeting I'm the church hall on
Plainfield street yesterday afternoon. 10
make arrangements for the annual pic
mic TO be held on the church grounds on
July A.
John F. Harlow was elected chairman.
and ii. @. Mastin secretary.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Printing!. p. Gearin. Frank Canning.
E. j. San Souci. Grounds--James Farley.
Frank l.. Hanley. Patrick McDonough,
James Collins, James McDeed. Michael
Kelley. Patrick Connell. Refreshments
Bernard F. Manning, Thomas H. Man
ming. H. c. Mastin. John J. Nolan. John
j. Nichols Games-Thomas Conroy, John
Finnegan. Joseph Mccarthy, William
Carmody. William Kinney. Edward
Doyle. Executve-John F. Harlow. II. G..
Mastin. James Farley. Gate-John Gear
in. John McGinn. Hugh McCaffrey, John
McDermott, Edward Hanley. Sylvestre
Lucitt. Ice cream-Winifred Johnston
Estella Johnston. Katherine Madden,
Mrs. Mary Crowley. Mrs. Mary Hurley.
Mrs Mary Manning. Mrs. Elizabeth
Nichols Chowder-Mrs. Sarah j. Doyle,
Mrs. Mary Farley. Mrs. Mary Sweeney,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gall, Mrs. Anna j.. Mas
tin. Miss Bridget Leo Miss Katherine
Burke. Candy-Miss Katherine O'Don-
nell. Miss Margaret O'Donnell, Miss Mary
]. Coyne. Miss Katherine +. McGlnn,
Miss Margaret Carmody, Mrs. Elizabeth
Burke, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy. Grab
box, Miss Alice Lucitt. Mary Lucitt,
Christine McDermott, Mary DockNy,
Eliza Dockery. Margaret Hogan, Flor
ence Mccarthy. Genevieve Dufey.
SAID HIS FIRST MASS.
The Rev. FIR Hugh Kearns celebrated
his first mass at st. Mary's church yes
terday morning and was assisted by the
Rev. Frs. Joseph Little and r. l.. Spence.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
FIR. ]. b. OConnor and at the close OF the