The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

olneyNl.e tIeeernon's New Store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone
THE funeral OF John Mcdonald was he'"
a, the residence of his son-in-law' Micha''
r Rraney al 100 Plainheld street t''s
morning AZ $50 o'clock, and later Ms
mass was celebrated at ~. Mary
..,,-oh after which the remains wers
..,acaa on hoard "A special electric car, a''u
wI,h the many relatives and trlenuS ~
ceaded 10 Danielsonville. where the lh'e,
r,ent took place Many sorro"hs llle"r.
called AT tho house last evening e''u"S
them being Mrs Catherine LeVelle Ta a.
- .on michael F. Of Shomoklh' / ~"
a. ga Mrs Maurice claire of Webster
Mass Mr. patrick f. Malanney or sos
,an Iohn Henry OF Stonington Mast
ard Detectiye Thomas Henry or fa"'u'N
ct. o,atncl,- uopu-
lar man. and his love for hitl" ch"u. ,'.
made him more SO, for ne va 10
niest when surrounded by little tots. ~
80 anomt so wears Of age. and for many
,oars resided az Hampton. Ct. hut III tie
ias, ~ his days he had made MS h''"
with his son-in-law ,.o,r,. De.
Ter Henry. John Mcdonald ana pa'l,e' AZ
Gushing. all being nephews ol w arai
ceased There were llahg
offerings.
ROGERS M'CORMIC NUP1lAl'S
Mr. Harry Rogers. centreheld TOT M M
Regents Baseball team ana 49, h bv
Mccormick were united I'm mar iaee -
,hs pev Pr sullivan at ST 1fe's' :
shnrch YESTERDAY Edward FLYNN n"InH
,ho hos, man and Miss Mamie McCofmcN'
q sister of the bride her bridesmaid, 49, 49,
the ceremony the wedding party ~ 90
-
IN the home az the brides palth'S, a,
Mor,on avenue. where an elaborate NVu
49,. hraaLfast was served and here many
,o,xens ~ love and esteem were on eNu'
h,,ion Among the more prominent plea
800 x,as handsome Morris chair TOW
the hall team Late in the eNehlns ~. ~,
and Mrs Rogers left on shoft "v'iu'',s -,
tour and upon their return VIII IAN w
their residence at 6T3 Atwells "Ne""
THE POLICE WERE BUSY.
r,a los, e4-he,,Fs- were -hnsX- ones Tor
,he police of the Chaffee street stal''.'' 'l'.
for no less than round dozen OF dilt,' d-,
were made Four young men were 'uN'" '
into custody as suspicious persons seven
for heing intoxicated, one was TOT s"s
,,c,on ~ larceny ne having been picked
nm in the square carrying $50 olanke''
hu, as ne was able to give goou IL
count of himself, was allowed MS iree-
dom.
WILL PEDDLE BILLS
The patrolmen Of the Chanee stree'
station win officiate as program BOYS 10
dav for a bundle OF notices have neeh
cent 10 the station In relation TO the SPIT
ting nuisance. The notice reads that
no one shall spit on the sidewalk IN
church. theatre and In fact all SORTS "l
buildings. vehicles etc, except automo-
biles or baby carriages.
A SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR,
The Mount Pleasant Republican club
gave very pleasing entertainment IN
their rooms on Arlington avenue last
evening. During the evening the Hon
" A. Morgan made short address on
"cood citizenship" The committee IN
charge were ] j. Johnson, william ".
Coveil Jr.. William Burns. c. l.. Hopden
and Thomas Lord.
The program follows: Overture. orches-
ira. popular melodies; piano SOLO Madel-
inc X Johnson soprano solo, May Day,
r. II Bloor, Miss Hildur ~. kindquist
prelude. physical culture, Miss Hfda
Lord: premier toe dance, Miss Ethe
Armorita Kelly: comic song. olneyviile
old time favorlte John Hodgson address
Hon. William A. Morgan; comic song
selected. Mr. George Shirley: harp ant
violin. selected Mr.. Andrew Pedro nnC
Frank Gross: parasol toe dance Foio'
Bergere. Paul T.inke, Ethel Armorts
Kelly: sailors hornpipe, Miss Elizabeth
Hague: soprano solo. Spring Song r
III. Woodman. Miss Hildur q. Kndquist
reading. "Seing Things at Night" Mis-
Hilda Lord cake walk. Tip Toe Promcn
ade. Ethel Armroita Kelly: tenor solo