The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-17
BRISTOL.
Officers Of St. Charles Branch
Installed. Funeral Of Joseph
WardWeII Was Held Yesterday

The regular meeting OF st. Charles
branch. 6sl, /. c. Il. L., was held last
evening in Temperance hall on Wood
street. State President A. s. Clarke was
present to assist at the installation of the
officers. as was District Deputy +. a.
Dwyer Of Providence. Miss Annie +.
Christie was elected vice president. The
following officers were installed:
President, william r. Dwyer; vice presi-
dent, Miss Annie F. Christie; treasurer.
Miss Mae J. Cleaver; recording secretary,
Miss Annie f. Callan; financial secretary,
Cornelius Gallagher. When the meeting
was concluded the members attended a
reheasal of the minstrel show in Column
bia hall.
The funeral of Joseph Wardwell was
held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
T. Newton owen, pastor OF the First Con
gregational church. The bearers were
George Luther. William Skinner, Fred
erick MARI and Stephen w. Church. Bur
ial was at North cemetery.
The funeral of Thomas Cullan was held
at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning from his
ate residence on Court street. A high
mass of requiem was celebrated at ST.
Mary's church by Rev. r. J. Fitzpatrick.
The musical portion OF the services was
under the direction Of Miss Mary r..
Pierce. the o~rganist and chorister. There
was a profusion of floral offerings. The
bearers were Brien Burns, Michael Burns.
Bernard Breen and Hugh J. Breen, all
relatives Of the deceased. Burial was i'm
st. Mary's cemetery on Bristol Neck.
Richard ~Cavanaugh. employed In the
boiler room at the factory OF the Natlonal
India Rubber company. had his face badly
scalded by escaping steam yesterday
There was some trouble with a boiler
tuoe and while he was making repairs
the steam spurted out, striking him In the
face.
John MONTE. one OF the trio before the
District court Monday for assault on Jose
Ia Costa. Was bailed out yesterday IN the
sum OF 500 by Jose Silvia.
The wedding OF Henry +. Truedel n
Miss Mary r.. Brennan took place at \
O'Clock yesterday morning In 81. Mays
church. There were a large number OF
their friends present. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. j. Fitzpatrick, pas
tor OF st. Mary's church. There was a
wedding breakfast and reception after
the ceremony at the Truedell home on
state street. In the afternoon the couple
left on their wedding tour
a { the First Baptist church this evening
Rev. 1ork A. King VIII speak on tuc
Welsh revival. Mr.. King has visited
Wales during the past summer and has
personally met the leaders I'm that re-
markable movement.
The management Of the Young Mems
Christian association has decided To give
n grand performance OF the famous Bib
Heal c%antata. "Belshazzar' I'm the opera
house at a later date for the benefit OF
the association. The cantata Will be pro-
duced under the direction OF Professor y.
II. Newman. who successfully conducted
the c~antata. Joseph. Prince Of Egypt
which was recently given i'm Warren. for
the benefit OF the Epworth League. The
first rehearsal will be held q Monday
evening I'm Rockwell hall. in the Y. VI G.
A. building
Mrs. James Bowen and daughter Mamie
OF Eastport. Maine. who have been the
past month guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nun
m on Bsy View venue rsturucd hong
Yesterday.