The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-22

| the late Superintendent Greene. but was
\ obliged TO retire when the electric system
| was introduced.
His funeral will be held Thursday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
NEARY-GARAHANw WEDDING.
James Garrahan and Miss Annie Neary,
two Of the most popular young folks OF
this place were married at the parochial
residence Of ST. Mary's parish this morn
ing, Miss Mary Neary, a sister OF the
bride being the bridesmaid, and William
Garrahan. Jr.. a brother of the groom, be-
ing the best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Garraher
were the recipients of many handsome
tokens of love and esteem from the many
friends wedding a breakfast was serv-
ed at the home Of the brides parents az
ter which they started on their wedding
tour and upon their return viii take up
their residence on Penn street.
NOT A GOOD HUSBAND.
Jenemiah O'Brien was taken from his
home on Valley street near Harold this
morning on a charge of drunkenness.
Mrs. OBren claims that she has been
most brutally beaten by her husband and
showed the police handful of hair that
her lord and master pulled from her head
II her story be true, Mrs. O'Brien has
been a very much abused woman, but
does not care to prosecute O'Brien.
BLuMsTRoM ARRESTED.
Albert Bumstrom was arrested at MS
home on Atwelrs avenue this morning on
a charge of maintaining nuisance.
Some time ago Blumstrom married Mrs.
McSorley, who was formerly MIS-
O'Brien, and they lived In what Is known
| as the Snow" cottage, and the police
| claim that the woman has for years made
| a practice OF selling liquor and was at
| ono raid Z.
WILL CELEBRATE.
Court Thomas a. Doyle. Foresters OF
| America, will observe their 18th anniveI-
sary on Monday evening In Spi1nger
| hall with a banquet and entertainment.
! The committee in charge has arranged a
most enjoyable program and expects 70
have for their guests supreme Cn,el
Ranger Thomas T.. Donahue, Deputy SUI
! preme Chief Ranger Frank Canning ana
/ other prominent members.
GENERAL MENTION.
/ At the meeting Of olneyville council.
Royal Arcanum. last evening, "a commit
tee was appointed to secure a sufficient
/ number of past regents Jewels, the same
\ 10 be presented To the past regents OF
/ the council. The delegates to the grand
| council session were also instructed as to
what part they would take at that ses-
/ sion.
on the morning OF April William Daw-
son OF "a Pocasset avenue called at the
Chaffee street police station and reported
the loss Of a valuable diamond ring. Last
evening he called again and said that he
had found IL. but where and how refused
TO say.
Joseph Morrello alias Massello l6 years
old. was arrested at his home on Julian
street this morning on a charge OF max
ing an assault upon Sophia Liszowska
eight years old. IL Is claimed that Jo-
seph hit tho child with n stone.
John Fielder and family arrived at their
7 home Dorchester
after a visit To their old home in Eng
land They report a most ENJOYABLE trir
and Mr., Fielder IL very much improved
in health.
The funeral Of John r. REILLY, who died
so suddenly. was held AZ the home OF
his parents, ~ Atwells avenue this
morning. Brothers Carr. Cahill, OFT and
Blake of Court Gen. Sheridan ,Foresters
OF America, officiated as bearers.
The funeral OF ora j. wife OF Orin r.
Fenner was held at her late home i6l
Plainfield street at o'clock this after
noon and was largely attended.
The Rev. Father McDermott who has
been spending his vacation with his pa
rents on Bancroft street. returned TO his
charge at Minneapolis today.
The first degree was conferred upon one
candidate at the meeting OF Manufactu.
rer's lodge, of odd Fellows. last even.
ing.
The Mount Pleasant Republican club
are arranging for social event 10 bC
held In their rooms on Arlington avenue
this evening.
John Gilleran, an old-time resident oi
Wood street. is dead. Mr. Gllleran was
for many years in the tar roofing trade
The Working Girls association held
n successful social IN their hall on Ar
! mington avenue. last evening
Patroman Mclaughlin OF the Chaffee
Street station who had been sick for a
few days returned to duty this morning
Dennis Halsey. who is employed AT the
. Dycrville mill. has requested the police %
nnd his valuable bull dog.
I one or Frank Slavin's stone teams
broke down In tho square late yesterday
afternoon and delayed travel for some
/ time
John Mcneil OF this place, who has
I spent the past two years In Ireland. re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
John Farrell OF 30 Hyat street mourns
the loss OF SIS ring that was stolen from
his room yesterday.
A number OF new passenger cars for the
/ square lasS evening.
Timothy Kelly OF this place has been
/ made member OF the FIRE department
George Branigan OF Connecticut Is visit
Ing relatives here