The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-08
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Very Pretty Wedding--1o Be
Buried Tomorrow.
To Play Basketball May Come
High--GeneraI Mention.


Silver Lake district was alive yesterday
afternoon and evening. for Luigi Cepo!la,
q member OF the firm OF the Rhode ISLAND /
Bottling company, took unto himself I
wife in the, person OF pretty Miss CHINA /
Ginoln The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. FIR. Dominica Bel 1
iiotte of St Rocco's church AT Thornton.
The bridesmaid was Miss Nellie Bernucci
a lifelong friend Of the bride. and the
best man was Luigi Cipolla, cousin Of
the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giacchlno Cipolla, parents
OF the bridegroom. who are well-kno"n
and much respected by all i'm the vicinity
aud in view OF the fact that their son
I,ugi was the arst Of their sons 10 entef
tho bond OF marriage, wanted All OF u.cIr
neighbors TO partake OF the WeduiS lof
t.yities and 10 do this transferred lht
large hall over the Rhode Island B"'tlins
company's plant into huge banque' h.'li
and here plates were laid for anout -
ard all That Italians nave a taste Tor
in the way OF edibles was served, ma IN
n most artistic style There being full ana
pienty for all The event was merry
one and homelike.
Mr. and Mrs. Cipolla were the recipients
OF no less than a houseful OF presents
for their new home. which Is IN the WI
lage OF Silver Lake. was completeIy 'W-
nished for thems They will spend 'her
honevmoen with friends in this city
'rhe funeral OF James Gilligan, VINO
died so suddenly Saturday, viii be held
At the home OF his parents at ~ Merino
street tomorrow morning at S;So. MT
C,illigan, who Is ri years old, was OF ne
way to one OF the mills with ninner
III. - mil
Hartford avenue. lie was found pE "a
number OF persons who knew MN anu
Lnew that he had been sick for a num-
her OF years He was kindly careo lpI
end taken home in q carriage Dut none
supposed that the end was SO near as i'e
had been subject to such tanning peNS,
He was n very estimable young man ai'"
mad horne mis- long and tedious sickness
with much fortitude. The intermeht WIN
be In ST AIMS cemetery.
THE HIBERNTANS.
Tbare was n large attendance at the
,neetinr of Division No. 20, Ancient oruer
or JIihernlans. i'm Emmet hall yesterday
aftarnoon when six candidates were
,nitiated. four applications for menoer-
shin were received and one memper ""s
renorted sick The committee VINO nav
charge OF the ball recently held maue
,,eport of progress. Under the neoo VI
tho rood of tho Order TeulaihS VI 90 -
terestina nature were made py br"tne''
cray Cramer of Division No. il ah'
otbers At the conclusion of the meet
tns, tho division in body numbering apou
nfty paid a visit To the home OF the ia.'
Mrs Edward Murphy, as a marx VI ~
snect TO James II. Murphy, son OF ti,'
deceased. who is secretary OF the orgahi
zation.
BASKETBALL.
lasa VIII
The Olneyville Temperance CADETS, VII W.
rIugh Rowley as trainer, ana Wiihan 20
rav as coach intend 20 put on pashet,
hail team that will compete win tnat W
Rrown's team. or In fact any .si>,, pashv'p bas
team in the state ad ane 10 0rka 'krhomas cong
iir md the other by John Mchenha, al.
they played practice game .I Satui "a ~
evening, when McKennas team "o" tb.
game were the excellent good WORK %
McKenna and the general playing Oh 5o,i, ~,
o'Connell The game was wihessto "
about 80 members OF the oream,ap' eiiar session
rho cadets held their regular sesslVt 9t
..estar,av afternoon, when -FOUR canu'
Sates were initiated and II application
for membership were received
MAY COME HIGH
n is possible that the city VIII be l.c cai,c
upon to pay one or two little pllls ls, causs
Tho aooding OF cellars yesterday
which would not have happened ,,h na
catch basins been properly caleu io,. . -
most costly one WIN pea pe Az sao conducts %
furniture store the basin In 'front.' OF III
store being closed by Ice, causing w ,ne we wNs
ter to flow into his cellar, cellar anu as ulu anotbe %
cssa Of s5T Hartford avenue, but On
damage was not so large
GENERAL MENTION.
The Checker club on Plainiield street
the scene OF much activity THESE @ @uag,
for the members are very much ln.yaVa 49,
eyaf
AT Roston on Washington's blrtnuay' an
they propose To send much iaIseI ~
resentation TO this game then last ySaI. y
bartholomew Chase died at the hhou
island hospital yesterday from the resu
Of a fan on the ice on Manton avenue
few days ago The unfortunate man
home Is on Danforth street III, raI M A..
and he was on a visit 20 his sister, MI.
Josenh Coupe at Manton. Ihe palt'
uiars OF the sad event were given In VI
column the following day 49,.
Tho patrolmcu OF the annexed ulsti y
had picnic last night, that ~ " tn'
wanted one. for the entire telegraph
svstem was out ~ order so th"N had '
boxes 60 pull Nothing OF any seIIo'
nature happened. so IL u taken for grhn
cd that they did their full duty AS nsual.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Edwa'
Murphy was held az her leSlaeuE :,
Harris avenue this morning, ana was u
largest one held in this vicinity Tor
number of years Later setNves Wt
held az St Marys Cathohc church Wm
tremeIy poprlar lady among All classes
The funeral OF the late l'aban Nat'
man was held at his residence on cher
Ill avenue. this afternoon az o'clo'
the Rev. J. NJ. Lowden, OF the Plainh'
street Baptist church. officiating 7
interment was at the old family bur
grounds on the farm.
The members OF Hook and Ladder
ON Iaban street, have the thanks
Mr.. John IT. Harlow and family for IN
excellent work done at the IRE at
residence on Merino avenue, Friday,
they did not do one cents worth or ia
age. with either axe. hook or water
Harry Epstein. young Hebrew
arrested nj his home on Bowdoin sire
Yesterday. by Detective John J. Magui
or the charge OF stealing watch IN
Jacob Lazarus. last July. The lad }
not spent but litale OF his time in
yicinity since the watch was missi X.
Court Gen. Sheridan. FOresters
America. held a special session late y
terbay afternoon for the purpo<e OF Va
,re tho home of their secretary. Jan