The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-15

She annual PARISH meeting or the
Church OF the Messiah was held yester-
Gay afternoon, and the result Is as fol-
ionss: wardens. James A. Pirce. p. IT.
Brown: treasurer. william l.. Sweet;
Aev. Efiery L. williams. T. II. Briggs.
I. A Pfrce. p. r. Brown. w. l.. Sweet,
w. g. Steere, w. s. Brownell. Jr, J. p.
Thompson, w. r. Waterman, w. NJ.
ssnnders and Il. T. Whitford; delegates
30 d1ocean conventions. Francis NJ. Ball,
y. H Grabbi. J. A. Pince. p. r. Brown.
John Hurd; substitutes, II. II. Briggs,
John Fife. Jr., Charles Knutton, John
Bxttoiine. Alfred LAddle; auditing commit
tee. John p. Thompson, W. 3. BrowneIl.
yr.. organist- Newell l.. Wilbur; delegates
20 convention. a. II. Brown, r. f. Bowen.
y. II. Eastwood, John Bitcliffe. Charles
Haslam: substitutes, r. IT. wilford By
ron Greatorex, II. A. Crouthers: ushers
j. A. Pirce. c. A. Knutton. +. NJ Ball.
r. II. Grabbi. John Hurd. John Bircliffe.
Charles Haalem, ID. K. Eastwood. Robart
Il. Bowen; envelope committee. Mrs FL
len Perrin. John Hlrd, Frank Crouthers,
William steere, J. A. Pirco, G. A. Knut-
BON and John Bihchffe.
MRS. ROONEY DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Rooney who was taken from
her home 81 Harold street 10 the Rhode
Island hospital early Monday morning is
dead.
Since her husband died about one year
ago Mrs. Rooney's store had to care for
her three small children by taking
boarders at the rate of 81 per week and
even included their laundry and care OF
the clothing Of those who boarded with
her, but she could not make both ends
meet for she Was In debt and this so
worried her that II brought on nervous
prostration.
A GOOD WOMAN.
mendeble life than Miss Mary f. Jen-
nings who was buried from st. Anthony's
church yesterday morning
Requium High Mass was celebrated
for .ne repose of her soul by the Rev.
FIR. George w. Brown, after which the
funeral services for the dead was read
The floral offerings were exceedingly
and profuse. The bearers
were Capt. John A. Murray. OF the Wick
enden pohce station, Herbert Cronghaw,
Michael Tanning. and John O'ConneIl.
The fnterment was at st. Francis ceme-
terry.
HAD GoOD TIME.
The members OF Manufacturers lodge
VI Odd Fellows with their families and
friends to tho number of more than 200
nat down 10 most tempting repast last
svening I'm honor OF the Esd anniversary
n the organization.
An address Of welcome was made by
Past Grand Master Henry o. Martin
Ind was followed by a prayer by the
Rev. Walter A. Gardner.
After ample justice had been done this
part OF the evenings pragram, a very
enjoyable musical and literary program
was given. and this was followed by
3ancing. which was INDUCED in until
ong after midnight.
NO ESCORT.
The many coal teams that came into
ne square this morning did so without
J special police escort, for the reason
nat every available man at the Chaffee
street station was sent to the down town
district. The regular day force here.
iowever, dfd all that was possible 10
ruard the teams, and as near as can be
earned no one was molested. nor has
my one made an attempt 10 modest sny
X the drivers without being caught in the !
vt, for the men OF this station have at |
ended TO business at all times.
GENERAL MENTION.
horse attached 10 n buggy and driven |
" Max Neuman OF Molter's Brewery |
an away on the square this morning |
nd overturned a covered carriage owned |
" Mark Goldrich. Mr. Neuman's horse
yas stopped before Il got under way. |
70 very great damage was done.
When the French Artesian society holds |
ts next meeting there will be something
'esides routine business 10 attend 20. for
heir president, George Morenzie. became
he father OF twins this morning. both \
,edng boys and about ~ pounds each
me babies and Mrs. Morenzie arc com
irritable.
Court Oineyviie will hold n summons
meeting tomorrow evening and take ac-
non on question that relates 10 the
OF the court, and all are re-
uuested TO make an extra effort to be
present.
The black silk neck rufYle lost by Miss
unl Boman of lE Delaine street was
Iound by John Featherstone Of 90 Putnam
street and sent 20 the Chaffee street sta
Ion and was later called for by Miss
Patrick McCusker. two and a half wears
oio, was FOUND aHtray on Chalkstone ave
nue yesterday afternoon by Patrolman
neeie ana was sent TO the station anr