The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
IN 0LNEYVILLE.
James Gi||igan Buried
DsVine Laid al Rest.
Baseball Fell on the Ice.
General Mention.

MIR. Timothy Kelley Of 81 Barstow
street was in "A pickle late yesterday at
ternoon, for he was somewhat afraid TO
go home. Not that he did anything that
ne was ashamed OF by any means, but
simply because ne had lost a dog. Had
the dog been his own property all would
have been we'll but 10 was not III was
the property OF his little daughter, ana
the little dog was won at the fair held IN
Irons hall for the benefit OF the schooi
fund OF St Mary's church. Mr.. Kelley
left home yesterday and the dog followed
him. They went into a store and when
Mr. Kelley got ready 10 come out he
could not find the dog, and he dld not
care 10 face his little daughter without
the dog. He notified the police and every
effort will be made 20 find ''Doggie.
JAMES GIILIGAN BURIED.
The funeral OF James Giiligan was held
NJ the home of his parents, ~ sMerino
avenue. ut $50 this morning ana later
ser,-ices were held at st. Anthony's Cath
olic church the Rev. FIR. Brown onlciat-
ing There were many handsome noral
tributes. the more prominent ones being
from the PocaSset Ice company. the
Faz-nscliffe mills and Mr.. John p. Har-
low The bearers were James Kelley.
Thomas Kelley Patrick Connor and John
Rioux The interment was at ST AIMS
cemetery at Cranston.
LAID AT REST.
The funeral OF Edward Devine who
died suddenly at Skowhegan, Me. was
held az the residence OF his brother.
Michael at lJ Valley street this after
noon. The deceased was very popular
among his associates I'm mill life. and
after learning thoroughly the art OF
finishing went 10 Fall River. Mass. then
40 Connecticut. and iater went to Skow-
hogan. whore he held responsible po-
sition.
BASEBALL.
At a meeting OF the Olncyvirle y. II.
association, held at the olneyville hotel.
the following business was transacted:
Voted to elect officers and manager at
the next regular meeting, Feb. %. A COM
mittee was appointed 20 fix the grounds
and TO secure uniforms.
IL was voted TO increase the member
ship as a large number are desirious OF
joining. The committee on ticket TO ST.
Louis exposition reported progress.
Communications were received from
number OF well known players.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. Louis n. Meyers. the well known
Hartford avenue bother, slipped and fell
Oh the ice while walking on Whitehall
street Sunday evening and was quite
severely injured. Or. Edwards was
called end intimated that 1t would be
a, day or so before the full extent of Mr..
Meyers injuries would be known.
The armory OF the Oneyvile Tenn
rerance cadets on Stokes street. Is one
OF the six halls throughout the city that
is properly equipped for dancing. etc.
according TO the returns from the in
sDector OF buildings report
Miss Catherine Doyle. sister OF the late
Peter Doyle. died at her home on Oak
street last night, aged about CO. Miss
Doyle and her brother spent the greater
part OF their lives in this vicinity and
Were well liked by everybody
A team owned by the Albion company
OF Valley Falls and butchers cart came
together on Valley street Yesterday AZ
ternoon and the butchers cart which is
owned by John Murphy. was damaged to
the extent OF $40
Charles Quinn. an aged man. fell on
Valley street last evening and was quite
badly cut about his head. He was taken
10 his home, IS Delaine street. by Patrol
man Mclaughlin
A delegation from Willow camp OF
Woodmen and Court Gen. Sheridan OF
Foresters went to Pawtuxet today to at
tend the funeral OF their late brother.
Rumford.
What few moments that r. w. J. Scott.
the well-known travelling salesman, has
he now spends in admiring a brand new
little girl that came to his home li6
Wood street, a day or so ago.
Willow camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, held smoker in Stokes hall
last evening. and the event was so enjoy
able that IL was decided 20 hold another
Monday evening. Feb. ~
The Sunset club held it's regular month
iy meeting last evening and at the close
of the session lunch was served and
pool. whist and other games played
John p Gilmore of 20 Roanoke street
wants the police TO find his s25 hound dog
that has either been stolen or strayed
away.
Court Thomas A. Doyle, Foresters of
America, met IN Springer hall last even
ing and Initiated one candidate.
There were ten persons arrested for
drunkenness in this district during the
past - hours.