The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-21
0LNEYVILLE.
Semi-AnnuaI Election Of Officers
Of Court Gen. Sheridan, F. Of A.
Tabernacle N. {. Church flnan.
cIaI Report ST. Anthony Society

There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Court Gen. Sheridan. Forest
ers OF America. las. evening. Chief Ran
ger A ]. McCsbe presiding and owing N
the absence of the recording secretary
Past Grand Chief Ranger John F. Har-
low officisted in that position.
Five applications for membership were
r, r,ceived. The seml-annual election of Of
ncerr was as follows: Chief ranger
Thomas r. Murphy; sub chief ranger
.ohn ]. Carroll. recording secretary,
John Murphy: woodwards, Edward ].
Parton and Bernard McGovern; beadles
iIatrick J. Dolan and John Reilly; lectur-
er. Thomas p Scott. delegates 20 grand
convention, Frank Canning and Ambrose
AfcCabe: Rlternates. James J. McCahe
and J. r. Keefe. Past chief Rangers
AlIea and Canning were appointed com
fniftee 10 procure chief rangers Jewel
ard certificate for the retiring chief ran
ger. Brothers MOreland and Scott ofrfcia-
ted as tellers and James Cullen OF Court
Ioyle as inspector.
Depity Grand chief Ranger exernplified
the unwritten WORK IN a most painstalxins
r7arner after which he made an Interest
snx address and has followed by Brothers
Canring. Harlow. NcCabe. Moreland, Nc
Govern. Scott and vocal selections by
Prothers Keefe and Moreland.
The meeting was a very interesting one,
Md did not come 20 a close until nearly
midnight.
AN ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual financial statement OF the
Tabernacle VI z. church was read by tho
pastor the Rev. G. r.. Bass. last even
ing, showing that the church was In an
exceilent financial condition and the out
look was that portion OF the standing
debt would be paid of during the year
The sum OF 1890 had been paid out
during the year for repairs and altera-
tions The pastor said that he thought
that Il would be advisable 10 erect n new
and up-to-date church. which could be
done later by disposnR OF the present
property which was increasing TN value
The receipts. he said. were 500 more than
last year.
ST. ANTHoNYs SOCIETY.
The St Anthony's society connected
with st Anthonys church met Sunday
evening and had one OF the largest at
tended meetings OF the society since it's
organization II was decided 10 hold a
bazaar shortly after Easter. and the
same committee which conducted
bazaar last year was reappointed.
Rev. Pr. Brown. pastor OF the church.
thanked the association heartily for the
grand success OF the concert that was
held a short time ago.
BOYS IN TROUBLE.
George Dow.ng and Thomas Foy. boys.
were called upon by the police OF the
Chafee street station yesterday after
noon. with the result that the parents
Of the boys promised the police that their
sons would appear in the Juvenile court
this morning and tell what they knew
about the fact that an express wagon
owned by John Taylor's boy. who lives
at l27 Plajnheld street, should happen to
be found in the cellar OF the home OF
the Dowling boy on Manton avenue.
GOES ON THE PENSION LIST.
At sos Captain Oliver MAYHEM, the
oldest conductor in the employ OF the
Rhode Island company viii have made
his last trip and from mat time on will
receive a pension Of s12 per week from
fhe company.
At $50 he WI he surrounded by his
associates at the car barn. when Con.
ductor John 6. Potter. Of the Brook street
fine. will. on behalf Of the employees
present Mr.. Mayhem with a suitable token
Of remembrance.
GENERAL MENTION
Thomas Reddy was arrested Al his home
Vn Chalkstons avenue this morning ny
eergt. Bennett on charge Of making an
asssuft- Patrick McGettrick The
alleged assault was made In saloon
on Bergen street last Saturday evening
Abbie Mccoy. widow OF the late Thomas
Mccoy. died AT her home. ~ Herschel
street, yesterday Her funeral will be