The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-03

Last evening at o'clock Miss jessie
A. Marks. the only daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo q. Marks. was united
In marriage to Charles G. Monroe,
young business man OF Attleboro. by
the Rev. Frederick !. Collins. pastor
OF the Church of the Messiah, at the
home of her parents. 407 Plainfield
street. Miss Belle Brayton, school
mate OF the bride being the brides
maid and William Sweeney OF Attle-
boro was the best man.
The wedding was strictly home
affair and was witnessed by the imme-
diate members OF the families or the
After the ceremony an elaborate we'd
ding dinner was served by Caterer
Gelb. after which Mr.: and MIS-. Mon, 1
will visit New York Montreal and the
Thousand Islands In Canada before
they return They Will take up their
boro. Mr. Monroe being engaged with
his father In an extensive grocery
business in that place.
ATTRACTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
Among the local attractions in this
ssc9n sS T be pcPilSs
street, and one by the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament on Academy avenue,
both having arranged long and pleas
Lymansville casino there will be
dancing all night and at midnight
there VIII be monster bonfire. One
OF the attractions at Thornton will be
the management of Harry Abbott.
In the line of ball games there will
be many, but the most exciting one
will be on the oval on Harris avenue
at 10 o'clock in the morning. when the
Regents and Auburns will meet and
these are the cracker.jack clubs of the
Providence Amateur league.
HELD A LAWN PARTY.
Miss Ethel d. Mathewson enter
tanned at her home. Baltimore street,
Monday evening, one class OF girls
from the Broadway Baptist church and
one from, the Hartford avenue chapel.
tanning were the Misses Disson, Byers
and Chase. who rendered a number
OF vocal and instrumental selections.
The The greater portion OF the evening
young lady's home and IL was here
that a tempting luncheon was served,
ana the evenings program concluded
with grand display OF fireworks. The
Rev j. " Osterhout, pastor OF the
church, and Mrs. Osterhout were the
special guests OF the evening.
WELL KNOWN WOMAN DIES.
Eliza. wife of Joseph Cough, who
1or many years was the town clerk OF
dence Of the family at Conimicut yes
terday Mrs. Cough was well and
most fayorably known in secret society
or the charter members OF Priscilla
lodge OF Rebekahs, which is an aux
Ilary 10 the Independent Order of Odd
Feliows' and Faith lodge OF odd
CLOSE CALL FROM BULLETS.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary King
or IS Ridge street called at the Chaffee
street police station, and stated that
while she and her son were seated I'm the
dining room OF their home on Monday
evening. two bullets came crashing
through a window. and both later were
found upon the floor The police are
making an investigation.
SAYS HE FORGOT TO COME BACK.
James Schofield. a young man, was ar
rested on Brook street yesterday after
noon by Inspector Wilkinson, and locked
up on charge of larceny. A few days
ago a Manton avenue storekeeper gave
him 50 TO make a purchase at a down.
town wholesale house, and according TO
field forgot 10 come back.
AN OLD SOLDIER BURIED.
The funeral OF Samuel Baily. an old
soldier. who died at his home, "a Erastus
street. Monday. was held at St Teresa's
church on Manton avenue at o'clock
this morning. the interment being at
Crompton. The funeral was attended by
detachment OF Prescott post c. A. r.,
OF which the deceased had been a mem
ber for many years
OLD RESIDENT PASSES AWAY.
Francis Carver, we'll known in this Sec
tion. died at his home, "a Magnolia street,
last evening. His funeral will be held
at st. Anthony's church on Friday morn
ing at o'clock. Mr.. Carver was among
the old-time residents of this section. but
has lived In retirement with his two
daughters for number OF years.
ONO IInNfr~ IyI-I-Ly
The members of the police department
have nicknamed Old Home Week mo
Home Week" for they do not expect to
see any OF their families during that
time except at meal times They will
have just a little taste of mo Home
Week" between now and Friday morn
ing for none will be allowed TO leave the
station unless by death or serious sick
ness.
POLICE CALLED HALT.
Shortly after the night squad from the
Chafree street police station reached their
falling off OF Fourth of July noise. for
young and old were told that a ride TO
the station would be the result IL any
one was caught celebrating"
GENERAL MENTION
Austin. son of Annie and the late John
V. Bolan. died at the residence OF his
mother at SSS Academy avenue, yesterday.
Mr.. Bolan, who was about IS years old,
was we'll known TO the house painters
trade His funeral will be held Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock
William Darby, years old, and living
at II Handy street and Archie Brown,
years old, OF rs Canton street, were badly
bitten by dogs while at play near their
homes yesterday afternoon.
The relatives Of James Mcguire. who
has been missing from his home, l2l
Laurel Hill avenue, since Friday. have
requested the officials OF the Chaffee
street police station TO locate him.