The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19
APP0NAUG

Mrs. Mabel Potter OF Apponaug was
united Ina marriage on Thursday after
noon at o'clock to Charles Hammeriand.
who is employed at the Apponaug COM
pany. but whose home is In Rumford.
The wedding ceremony was held at the
groom's residence In Rumford.
The announcement or the wedding was
complete surprise to their many friends
Mr. and Mrs. Hammerland will reside
In Apponaug
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
An adjourned meeting OF the Demo-
cratic town convention will be held this
evening at o'clock IN the town hall
building. The convention is to be held
Tor the nomination of a town ticket.
The Republicans are anxiously awaiting
the result of this convention. as 1t VIII
compete with t. The Democrats have
always taken the initiative I'm holding
their conventions. not being afraid to
nominate their candidates before they
Know who ls TO oppose them. IL is as
sured that the strongest ticket In the his
tory or the town will be nominated this
evening, and one that will command the
respect OF all the voters irrespective OF
party.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Announcements were received yester-
day by the clerks at the Apponaug COM
pany or the marriage OF Miss Maria
providence.
to Willie Augustus Potter OF Riverpoint.
Mr.. Potter Is billing clerk at the Apo
naug company. His bride is popular
young society woman OF the Edgewood
Upon return from their honeymoon they
VIII reside at 143 bridgham street. Proyi-
dence, where they Will be at home TO
their friends after Nov. ].
NOTES.
Repairs are being made on the roof of
nv
Main street, which was dsmaged by fire
a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jencks arc re-
joicing over the arrival Of a bouncing
girl In their family Mother and baby
are doing well.
CHURCH SERVICES.
The first service at st. Catherine s.
church tomorrow morning will be held
at 8 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. p. A. Ma
lone, will oIsciate. The annual visitation
and enumeration of the parish has been
completed. and a report on same will
be made at the services. Sunday school
will he held at 10 O'Clock.
At the Central Baptist church the pas
tor, Rev Thomas Rowe. will officiate at
the II o'clock service. The Sunday school
will be held after these services. In the
yestry OF the church prayer service will
be held at o'clock. After services a
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor So
ciety will be held.
AT ST. Barnabas Episcopal church the
first service will be held at IL O'Clock.
The pastor Rev. r.. II. Woffenden. Of
ficiating Sunday school will be held In
the Guild hall at 9:4o a. M. The evening
service will be held at $50.
AT the Plains meeting house on the
Greenwood road there will be lecture
at 80 p. m.
Miss Ruth chappelle of East Greenwich
@ o,tffo fptn IN 1nr "A m
which she received few days ago.
Yesterday morning while playing In her
yard, Ruth, the 12-year- daughter OF
Fred Hambley. was seized with a faint
ing spell. She was carried into the house.
DR. H. T. Handy was called and rem
dered the necessary medical attendance.
W. l.. Arnold proprietor of the Appo-
naug Hotel. has opened an automobile
garage in the rear OF his hotel on the
Pontiac road.
BI-WEEKLY MEETING HELD.
The second bi-weekly meeting OF the
Young Mems Social club was held last
evening In the Guild hall. A very pleas
ant eytning was spent. 4 collation. was as
served. after which the business OF tne
appointed TO prepare for the next meet
Ing and were as follows: Chris Cranston,
Henry Potter and Edward Rogers. >.
The prizes for the ''spanker' contest
were awarded as follows: First prize.
REV. r. II. Woffenden.. score ia: second.
Edward Rogers. l5S: BOBBY prize. William
| Kincaid, SO
The committee OF arrangements for last
nights meeting consisted OF Georse ~. j..
Sail. r. s. Hodges and John T0nge. fhs
! next meeting will be held Oct. n.
CAR STARTED TOO QUICK.
Another case to prove that the auto
| matte machines used TO receive passen-
gers fares on the Apponaug and East
| Greenwich line are "A nuisance TO the con-
| ductor and a detrlment 20 the company
resulted last evening. The Apponaug ana
| East Greenwich car coming from the
city was slgnaled by passenger to stop
at the postoffice. The car stopped ana
quite number of the passengers got on
| tho car Mrs. John Wheeler happened To
| be the last To leave the car az TINS poin,.
| The conductor was in the middle or the
car and supposing that Mrs; Wheelet
! had left the car sgnalled to the motor,
man 10 start up. Mrs. Wheeler happened
| TO be on the step. and as the car staIteu
! she lost her balance and fell to the street
! i'm such n manner that she tore her skirt
and her left knee was badly bruised, be
sides she ls suffering greatly from the
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