The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Open Session Of Fcrsstsrs Of
America. Children Run Away
Burial Of Mrs. Riley --Slelghlng
Parly--|nisTestIng Locals.

olreyville Branch of the Providence
News Is az Herernan's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4c-West
Stokes hall vas well filed with the
friends OF Court Gen. Sheridan or FOR
esters OF America last evening the event
being an open session. The first part OF
the evening was devoted TO the install
lation of officers by Deputy Grand Chief
Ranger James R. Canning, who was as
sisted by Past Grand Recording secrer
tsry James j. Harding as herald.
'rhe ofTicers Installed were as follows:
Chief ranger, James j, McCabe, ESQ,
sub chief ranger. Ambrose j. McCape'
treasurer, Frank Canning; financial sec
secretary. James j. Hughes; woodwards.
Thomas Shea Anthony OFT. oeadIes.
James Cunningham. James Reiliey; lee
turer. Charles Verian; trustee. John NC
Govern.
After the ceremony Chief Ranger Nc
Cabe. who ofYiciated as master OF cere-
monies. introduced Grand Chief Ranger
Philip 8. Lovett. Grand Tree surer John
F. Harlow, Grand woodwards George A.
Carroll and Edward Duseault and Past
Grand Recording Secretary James A.
Harding. all OF whom made interesting
addresses peculiar to the popular and
progressive organization.
Then came very pleasing musical pro
gram. in which Master Caniff. James
White. Charles veran. James Moreland.
others took part. There was plenty Of
good things to eat and drink and deli
cious coffee in abundance.
Perhaps the most interesting item OF
the evening. so far AZ the members OF
the court werc concerned was the receiv-
Ing of six applications for membership.
Another pleasing feature Of the evenings
program was the presentation Of a hand
Ill tat. Il.
inscribed 10 Brother Silva OF Court War
wick. who is resident OF the place. and
has made Court Gen. Sheridan his home.
and who has done much to promote the
welfare Of the same.
The committee in charge OF this pleas
Ing event was James j. MoCabe Esq.
Thomas F. Murphy. Charles verian and
RAN AWAY.
Emily Becker and Mary Harrington ran
away from the Slade school on Smiths
hill last evening. and as a natural conse-
quence both had their feet frozen. At
1e:45 the Harrington girl was found at
the Becker girls home on Huntington
avenue by Detective Maguire, and she
was sent to the home, where her frozen
members were cared for by the matron.
About an hour later Mr.. Becker walk
ed into the station with his daughter and
turned her over TO the police. and Lieut..
Tyler found that the girls feet had been
frozen. and did what he could 10 relieve
utr suHer1EBS, out fOund that the TASK
was more than he could accomplish, so
he sent her to the Rhode Island hospital
IL is less than three weeks ago since the
Becker girl ran away from the home and
was found by Detective Mcguire.
GOOD FIND
Had II not have been for the vigilance
OF Patrolman Tanning. then In all proba-
bilify. there would have been a fatal ac-
cident to note this morning for at s.45
he found live wire on Broadway near
Eden street. just in time to stop lunch
man from driving his team over H.
Mr.. flaming notified the lighting COM
pany. and while he was waiting for them
10 respond. he touched the 1--we wire with
his night stick. and In 30 doing the wire
exploded. He then was able to remove
the wire from the roadbed
The men from the light company were
not over and above pleased for being
called, as the wire proved to be the prop
erty of the Consolidated road. The lunch
man, however. was very grateful to Mr..
flaming
MRS. RIIy BURIED.
Mrs Alice A. Rily. wife OF William
Rily, who died at the Rhode Island hos
pital from the effects OF accident at her
store. . Marvin street, was held at st.
Mary's church this morning.
Few women in this vicinity were held
in higher esteem than Mrs. Rily, for she
was strictly honest and upright. and this
Is attested by the fact that she operated
the little store In a small way, but sue
ceeded In building UP trade that re-
uuIred the services OF her husband and
oldest son. She leaves to mourn her loss.
besides her husband who Is also highly
respected. FIVE children, one being an I'm
FAINT. The interment was at 81. Francis
cemetery.
sLEIGHING PARTY.
Herbert Davidson and James Martin.
who are prominently connected with the
Mills Tea company were at the head OF
sleighing party that started from the
branch store OF the company at Paw
tucket. last evening. None OF the party
we're frozen 20 death. nor was there any
Of the party hungry coming home. FOR
arrangements had been made for a turkey
supper for the committee
GENERAL MENTION.
There is one ward delegation in the
hoard OF councilmen that can be depend
ed upon to keep their word and they are
no other than the counciimen from this
ward. who like brave men stood right
up I'm ''Meetin' and went on record as
being opposed ~ Mr.. Davis a. Re-
publican nre commissioner
The talk In this vicinity IL tina, the
move Will not hurt them az the next
election
William Harper. who died az the Rhode
Island hospital last evening was we'll
known and very popular IN this vicinity
HIS wife. who has two little children
20 care for has the heartfelt sympathy
OF large circle Of relatives aud friends
Mrs Mitchell. wife OF Samuel Mitchell,
the well known member OF the Foresterr
Of America. died AZ her bate home. i7s
Jewett street. YESTERDAY Her funeral
viii he held at 81. Anthony's church to-
morrow morning.
Thomas Riley. who keeps a store az the
corner OF Westminster and Barton
streets reported to the police last eve
ming that some one stole. or he lost. a
black robe from his horse on Broad
way.
William Collins % us Iabsn street
will be very much obliged. II the peddler
who stole the valuable pair OF gloves
presented TO him on Christmas Day. will
return the same
James Mclaughlin. who was taken sick
on South Main street. and died later at
the Rhode Island hospital was n brother
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