The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-15
0LNEYvILLE.
-Four Generations Present at
Morris. .PriestIy Wedding.
Interested In Gaelic League.
Other Mil Hands Want Rails Q.

Surrounded by their relatives ana "a rev
dear friends, Miss Grace Ella MOTIFS
daughter OF John II. Morris, OF 40 WHIT
tier avenue and Wilson, son OF Mr.. ants
Mrs Thomas Priestly, were uniteu hh
marriage by Rev. T.. c. Bass Of the Tab
ernacle M. +. church, at the residence OF
the groom's parents at 10 De Soto street
at o'clock last evening.
Minnie Morris. a sister of the bride be-
ing the bridesmaid, and John j. Priestly'
a brother OF the groom, the best man.
while the father OF the groom presided
at the plano.
Immediately after the ceremony an
elaborate wedding dinner was served
which was followed by a season OF song
and music During the evening the happy
pair invited the guests 10 the cosy ana
prettily furnished home at IA De soto
street, where many handsome and useful
tokens OF love were seen. Late In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Priestly left for
Philadelphia where they viii spend their
honeymoon with relatives. There were
present ito witness the ceremony and TO
enjoy the pleasant festivities OF the oc-
caslon, four generations OF the brides
family.
Mr.. Priestly is assistant foreman in one
OF the departments at the National-Prov-
idence mills.
ARE DOING THEIR SHARE.
Nearly 1000 tickets have been sold in this
vicinity for the lecture to be given by
Douglas Hyde. Ii. D.. president OF the
Gaelic League OF ireland I'm the Provi-
dence opera House, Sunday evening.
Among the Individuals who are taking
deep interest in the movement are: Rev
FIR william l. Simmons of the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament. J. X. Mathews.
John H. Feely John OConnell. r. j. Ma
thews and John Barrett and among the
societies are the Robert Emmet Literary
sosiety, ST. Mary's and ST. Th-easas $
Irish Catholic Benevolent unions,
the different branches OF the knights
OF Columbus. the Catholic knights ano
Division No. 90. A. o. II. The Rev. Fr.
Doran has been chosen 10 preside at the
gathering and John II. Feely OF IA Broad
way has been selected as treasurer.
Mr.. Michael Dooly treasurer Of the
Union Trust company. has been delegated
10 receive subscriptions for the fund.
LOOKING FOR THE RAISE.
The employees OF the Blandlng mill on
Bosworth street when they go in and out
OF the mill cast wistful eyes at the bull
letin boards. for they believe that the
plant is part and parcel OF the American
Wooen mills, for the greater part OF the
stock used is from the American Woolen
company. The Indications -are-that- -if
there are any Of the smaller independ-
ent mills in this vicinity that do not pay
as high rate OF wages as will be i'm
vogue in the American company after
Jan. l there will be trouble, for good
help is scarce.
MR. LAMB PROMOTED.
Mr. James Lamb, who has had charge
of one OF the departments at the Nation
al Providence mills. has been promoted
to the position made vacant by the resig
nation OF John quinn, who went 10 Ma
sonvile to take charge Of the weaving
department OF a large mill at which Mr..
Frederick Cooke. now in charge OF the
weaving department of the Earnscliffe
mills had been for a number of years.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Regent Literary and Social club
will tender the young women who assist
ed them last fall with their fair a ball
and banquet this evening. The ball will
be I'm Irons hall and the banquet in Ia
brary hall.
A local marketman is to create little
sport on the afternoon Of Saturday, edo.
%. for he is going to turn loose two large
turkeys. and whoever catches them can
have them. It is said.
Patrolman Sherman OF the Chaffee
street station began his vacation last
evening. Lieut. Tyler will return this
evening.
Arthur Grenler of 52 Atwood street
mourns the loss of n 500 suit and $50 over
coat. that were stolen from his room yes
terday.
There were no arrests at the Chaffee
street station last evening.
The police have not heard any tidings
of Miss s/Neary. who is missing from her
home on Wood street.
J. IT, Feely many years at San Soucrs,