The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
What Cheer Social Club Had Seventh
Annual Bsrqu0t
Collars We're Too High for Figh
Disastrous Football.
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4 hill. BY this time Cahill had the fellow
| by the nape OF the neck. and reached TO
| his left and grabbed the nearest one TO
him. They were arrested for revelling.
JOHN j. WOOD BURIED.
| The funeral OF John j. Wood, well
| known In hotel circles, was held at 81.
! Mary's church at 2:30 yesterday afternoon
and was attended by 100 members OF
providence Aerie. No. 30. President Fred
erick A. Mahoney was In charge. The
funeral services were read by the Rev.
The bearers were Messrs. Marvin y.
Cornell, John Coyne, Joseph Crocker, M.
j. Cassidy. Harry Homer and David Me-
Nair, all being members of the Fraternal
Order OF Eagles. The interment was at
st. Francis cemetery.
GENERAL MENTION.
Samuel Watkins OF 7S Trenton street had
a very narrow escape from being killed
Saturday afternoon. He was walking Dy
1.-THE side Of his team and was caught be-
tween one of its wheels. and Plainheld
| street car. One OF his shoes was torn
of. and his leg slightly jammed. TO such
an extent that he could not walk
The fune raj OF Henry Hale. who died
at the Rhode Island hospital was held
at the undertaking parlors OF j. Will
/ Carpenter at O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Hale was a very highly respected
old gentleman and was for many years
a member OF Chicopee Lodge OF Odd
Fellows OF Chicopee. Mass, and this
lodge had a representation at the funeral.
He was II years old.
At the 1890 o'clock services at st.
Mary's church yesterday. the Rev. FIR.
Craig was celebrant OF the mass and
the Rev. Fr. Powers delivered the SER
mon.
Fr, Sullivan read a partial list OF the
contributors to the jubilee fair. Next
Sunday will be the quarterly communion
for the children OF the church.
At 10 o'clock last evening Patrolman
Perkins sent I'm an alarm from box 162,
for fire at the home OF George bennett.
1873 rChalkstone avenue. Some filed
an oil stove TO oyerfiowing. and when IL
was lighted Il caught fire.
No great damage resulted.
William Marsh OF Belmont avenue
found stray horse attached TO an old
Democrat wagon on Plainfield street last
evening. which he turned over to the
police. The rig was put UP at McDer-
motifs stable. a
The police OF the Chaffee street station
have been requested by the management
of the State hospital to notify the reia-
tives Of Patrick McGarry. who reside at
65 Regent avenue that McGarry passed
away.
A large delegation from the Robert
Emmet Literary association Will attend
the Tooth anniversary Of the Manchester
martyrs. held by the Sarsfield Literary
associauon In the Town hall OF East
Providence. next Sunday
The funeral of Joseph Donahue was
held at ST Mary's church at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and was largely at
tended by his many old friends. The
remains were laid away at st. Francis
cemetery
MIR William King. who for many years
was connected with IIohler's store on
Plainheld street has retired from active
business. Mr.. King is said TO one OF
the best meat cutters in New England.
Little Kate Quinn, two years old. who
was SO badly burned at her home SO
Oak street Friday while playing about n
store Is getting along nicely. She is
being cared for by Dir. J. r. Farrell.
James Mcclure OF this place. who is now
located in Philadelphia, arrived at the
home OF his parents on Laurel lIill avenue
and will remain until after Thanksgiving
day
The funeral OF John Strlngfelow, a well
known resident OF Thornton. will be held
at the Congregational chapel OF that place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
John Denehy was arrested at his home.
l46 Dover street. this morning for steal
Ing a hay rock from the barn OF John
easy some time ago.
Court Thomas A. Doyle will hold an
opening meeting In Springers hall this
evening. The officers OF the Grand court
will be I'm attendance.
The services OF Forty Hours Alteration
began I'm st. Anthony's church at the con-
clusIon OF the last service yesterday fore
noon.
An alarm. of fire was sent In from 497
for a chimney fire at las Prudence ave-
nue. at 6l5 this morning
William Sheridan was arrested on Bel |
ment street yesterday for rcveling.
Patrolman Feeny of the Chafree Street /
station is enjoying his annual vacation. !
The Pequot l.. and =. club will hold |
heir 33d grand ball In Irons hall. Thanks
giving eve. Miller's orchestra.
Wee Hing Lows Chinese restaurant. s
uarton avenue. will open Thursday even
ng. Nov 10.
7 WILL REMOVE TO MY NEW
tore opposite oineyvllle iostoffice In n
ew davs o'd stock AZ auction. 2.so y. m
nd 7.9o y. ~ w L. wHIPPLE. a. and
2 Manton avenue.
JOAN o'coNNELl.
iats. caps. Furnishings Trunk store anr
IaupdrT - Just anove the postoffice