The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-10
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Holy Name Society Hears Ad-
dress by New Spiritual Director
School Trouble Over Woman
Had Fit..ChiIdren Sa|uted.

Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Henernan's News store. is
Hartford avenue. Teiephont 4o-West.
At the meeting of the Holy Name So
ciety held yesterday afternoon. the
spiritual director OF the association, who
was appointed to that position by the
Rev. Fr Grace. was present for the frst
time and made very interesting and in
structive address.
The society received and accepted an
invitation from the Rev. FIR. John r.
Sullivan. the former spiritual director.
now pastor OF ST. Agnes parish 10 attend
his fair that will be held from Oct. AZ TO
% The society will attend the fair Mon
day evening, Oct. IL, and the president
John OConnor was made a committee 70
make the necessary arrangements for the
trip.
THE TROUBLE ENDED.
The trouble at the Roosevelt street
night school. between a teacher and a
pupil, Is In all probability now n matter
OF history. for a flag OF truce has been
brought into play. and both sides. II re-
ports are true. FASTENED TO get beneath
It's peaceful waves ,and there talk the
little incident over. When the talk had
been finished all signs OF war had
banished.
There were some rumors early in the
battle OF having the boy arrested for
disturbing the session OF the school. and
this caused a search for the flag OF truce
A PRETTY PICTURE.
The prettiest scene presented along the
route OF the Knights OF Columbus parade
yesterday was In front OF the parochial
residence OF St. Mary's parish.
Here the Rev. FIR. Thomas p Grace.
pastor OF the church, had about 500 OF his
pupils grouped upon the lawn. each wav-
ing an American flag and they saluted
the line as II marched by.
The bells on the church were rung from
the time the line appeared in sight until
II disappeared.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrolmen Mowry and wilkinson. who
are members OF the socum Light Guard
Veteran association. will take part in the
parade OF that organization this after
noon. II is quite probable that these
gentlemen with other members of~the
police department and the association
Will act as police escort. This Is the first
annual parade Of the organization.
Mrs. George Laraby OF LafaSetts
street fell In ft at the corner OF West
minister and Troy streets at Sis last
evening. She was assisted by her hus-
band and friends into the house OF Mrs
Duquette, 45 Dixie street, and later taken
10 her home i'm carriage.
John +. Curry. one OF the oldest and
best known conductors on the Dyer ave-
nue. route. was taken into custody this
morning at his home on Pocasset avenue
and held pending an examination as 10
his sanity.
ARTHUR McSoley. Sr.. one OF the best
known residents OF this place. died at
his residence. 1853 Amherst street, yester-
day. His funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at $50 o'clock.
Messrs. Walter and Luke McGarley OF
this place. who have been visiting New
York. Albany. Saratoga and other cities
in New York state. returned last eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry Wilson.
who were married at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Ellen F. Alexander,
Wednesday. Oct. s. will be at home after
Nov. 1. at 1877 Grove street
ct Mary's branch OF the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union met In Guild hall. yes
terday afternoon, and initiated three can
didates
There was but one name on the slate at
the Chaffee street police station this
morning and that was suspect"
James Murphy OF III Valley street left |
for New York last evening, where he will |
spend his vacation with relatives
William Barton. driver OF engine No 10. |
has returned from his vacation. which he |
spent in Newburg, n. Y.