The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-14

Saturday evening after an illness 81
about ono year There .a.e nut Few
who have lived q more Christla'i-iko
life than she She was generous II
fault and II was impossible for her 10
forget the slightest act OF Kindness shown
her. Yesterday afternoon the Holy
Name society, Of which Mrs. O'Donnell
Is a member visited the residence
Her funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at $50, and later services will be
held At 81. Anthony's church
GOT HOME.
Mr.. Martin Dempsey OF Judith street
returned from New York city last even
ing. whore he had been the guest or
his brother, who Is q member OF the tle
department OF that city. M. Dempsey
went TO New York 10 call upon his son
John, who II . member OF tho navy, and
Is about 20 sTart on a two years cruise.
The young man had two days furlCuSa.
GENERAL MENTION.
The olneyville Baseball and the Anna
teur League association will meet this
evening, the former at the olneyville ho-
Rsssn re- snp tsrarS ns asr an3 N sos oSs Is
quite probable that William q. Troy will
be elected president of the last named
club.
The skirt that Miss Netie r4arraway
reported as having bscn stolen from
limo few days ago has been returned
on the ground and who made an effort
10 End the owner at tho time.
PatroImsn Albert \. W Mhis ts.i has BEEN ,sn
square to the Knight street station. and
Patrolman Patrick Connerton has been
promoted from the night force to Mr..
The Holy Name society connected with
St Mery's church met Yesterday and
listened 2 ,ptssanF address sn. sotsa ey the is
attend communion IN a body the last
sunday Of uhe MISSION at s O'clock.
JOhS Hsnover q THIS PSss Mas stspSsss sIessed
association meeting that is soon TO be
held az Rochester, ~. V. at the meet
ing OF the local branch yesterday AZ
The funeral of Harriet Moves was
held at the residence OF her son at %
Merino Me-, Avenue yesterday atterno4n tsT.r ana 70
The Misses Laors smith and and E1oTene..
friends in the annexed district. Mrs.
Smith was formerly a resident here.
James, better known as Red Savage.
who for some time has been located at
Moosyp. Conn, is spending few days
with his chums IN this vicinity.
Nearly every merchant in and about the
square reports that more business was
done by them Saturday than any other
day since Christmas and this has put
them all in better spirits.
The Henry Grsttan Literary association
met last evening and made nnal arrange
ments for their concert that Is 10 be held
In Holden's hsl. Wednesday evening.
Harry Jennings, one OF the best knoytn
young men OF this place. died at his home,
156 Delaine street, Saturday. His funeral
will be held tomorrow at o'clock
Isaac Weir OF Hook and Ladder No. S,
who WAS injured some time ago while on
duty called at the station for few mo-
ments yesterday.
Katie Melvin, six years old. was found
astray on the square last evening by Pa
trolman Coakley and returned TO her
home on Tuxedo avenue.
Court Thomas A. Dovle. Foresters OF
America. and Willow Camp. Modern
woodmen OF America, will meet this
/ evening.
Mr.. Edward Downey. the we'll known
commercial traveller. is dangerously i'll at
his home on Sewer street.
Tho Sunset club will hold its monthly
meeting In odd Fellows hall on Planfeld
street this evening.
Luke McGarty, the newly appointed
| fireman reported for duty at O. clock this
morning.