The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-17
OLNEYvILLE.
Popular Couple Married Today at the
ParQChia| Residence.
Past Masters Receive Jewels at a Meet
ing Of Royal ArCanum.
Clneyvlle Providence News Heernans News
Store, 1s Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

Miss Mary A. Teehan, who for "a years
has been connected with the sewing and
burlng department OF the Taft q Wee
den mills, and during the recent years mas
been in charge, was married this AFTER
non to John f. Garland at the parochiai
residence of St Mary's parish.
Miss Kate Fox was the bridesmaid and
William H. Teehan the best man AFTER
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served at their home, 4S2 Broadway, and
this evening Mr.. and Mrs. Garland leave
for New York and other cities. on their
return they will take UP their residence
on Union avenue. In view OF the fact
thar Mrs. Garland had for so many years
been employed at the Taft * Weeden
mills where she was always popular, anu
Mr.. Garland an old-time attache or Jonn
H. walsh's undertaking establishment IL
was TO be presumed that tney wouIu "
the recipients OF many handsome tokens
Of love and esteem, and no one was dis-
apno.nted for one room at the home or
the bride was completely filled with then
All were of a. useful character and
among those that Mrs. Garland prizes
most is a handsome china dinner set from
the young ladies of her department a,
the mill.
Among the others who sent tokens were
Joseph Meegan and family, w ii. Ma
poon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Legacy, Miss
lillian Fricker Miss Mary OBrien. Miss
Annie oNeill. Miss Margaret McCor-
mack. Mrs NJ White. Mrs. A. Caoana'
Miss Kate Fox. Miss Marion Mouiton,
Mrs j. III. Payne and others. lnere was
no lack OF floral tributes.
ROYAL ARcANuM MEETING.
There was large attendance at the
session OF Olneyville council, Royal Ar
canum when the follwing named past
regents were presented with handsome
past regent jewels: Geo. Farnell, Jas,
Kennedy. Geo III. Lees. III. N. Reynolds,
las. B. Farrell. c. II. Mitchell, Il. +.
Cannon, w. f. Halliwell, John White
Adam Tierney The presentation speech
was made by Grand Regent w. j. Barton.
After this pleasing ceremony had been
completed there was a season OF Singing
and music and this was followed by
speeches OF n general nature by the grand
regent. Grand Vice Regent Spencer.
Grand Secretary Kellogg, Grand Deputy
Cheney. Brother Clark OF Narragansett
council OF WEXFORD. Regent ID. +. Oar
lIngton and others. and the exercises or
the evening concluded with a collation.
The afYair was in charge OF Orator w r..
HaIiiweu. who was master OF ceremonies.
and Adam TURNKEY.
COULDN'T DRIVE.
At 1890 last evening team owned by
the Franklin Bros. and containing James
g. Barrows OF IS Chaplin avenue Jonrt
Rarney OF East Providence and Dolly
Jackson OF rs South Main street broke
down on Hartford avenue, near ophelia
The police say that the woman was
manipulating the reins, and not being an
expert came In contact with telegraph
mole breaking one OF the 'front.' Wneeis
and throwing the party out
Miss Jackson was the only one that
was Injured and she was not hurt TO any
Patrolman Mowry was on hand TO lend
the unfortunate trio such assistance as
was needed. and after getting anotner
carriage from Frank Searles stable on
Stokes street drove off as happy as IL
nothing happened.
PATRICK MeGovERN INJURED.
Patrick McGovern. we'll known here
abouts Is confined TO his home with
bruised head. He and a companion were
riding on Manton avenue, Just over the
CITY line late yesterday afternoon. The
seat being a small one and as they were
induiging in n little "fooling McGovern
fell backwards into the body of his
ne was taken into Norton's hotel and
Or Worth was called and he found that
McGovern was very badly injured about
ear and mouth II was at first supposed
that ne had been fatally injured. but
happily this was not 80. and the man
was able TO go to his home later In the
day.
GETTING IN TRIM.
Mr. McDeed. one OF the contestants for
the fat mans race az 81. Anthony's
church picnic. has. according TO the state
ment Of Frank German. another contest
ant. engaged a professioal trainer for the
affair. and Is taking turkish and other
20 make ready for the race by using
Stokes street as training ground. bu,
the trophy holders fear that should all
three OF the contestants run over the
street at the same time there would not
be chimney standing.
THERE WERE NO SIGNS
There was a large delegation OF tho
citizens OF this place who enjoyed the
concert on the Dexter Training grounds
last evening. and the attendance would
and company placed cards on their cars
az they did for the last concert
On account % the condition Of ts-
weather, many were uncertain whether
there would be n concert or not. and so
long as there were no placards on the
cars took IL for granted that there was
no concert.
A WEDDING.
.s.ss Margaret Herman and John Con-
way were married 10y the Rev. Pr Sim
mons az the Church OF the Blessed Sac
pnment this morning. Miss Mamie Ker-
win being the bridesmaid. and a brother
Of Mr.. Conway. the best man. a large
delegation from J. o. San soucls de-
partment store where the bride had for
meriy been employed attended the cere-
nony. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway will spend