The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Local Cadets ReoTganlze as
Non.Sectar|an Corps.
HIbernian's Officers Installed.
Funeral Of HO|brOOk Lad.

The Oneyville Temperance Cadets met
I'm their armory on Stokes street yester-
day afternoon. ordered every bill they
owed paid, and then elected an entire new
corps OF officers. Not one Of the old staff
remaining, something that has not hap
pened In years.
IL was voted to eliminate the words
Temperance" and "Catholicity" from the
bylaws, and the organization now sta,ds
a non-sectarian club Three candidates
were initiated and three propositions for
membership were received. The officers
elected were az follows: President, Den
mis- j. Driscol: vice president Francis M.
Mcdonald: recording secretary, Daniel j.
O Neil; financial secretary, Frank A. Hef-
fernan: corresponding secretary. Thomas
Coughlin; treasurer. Thomas Quigley; ser
geant-at arms. James Rafferty,.
This organization II one OF the oldest
In Olneyvile and the names OF many
prominent man can be found upon its
roster.
II has had a struggle for year or So.
but the older members who are respon-
sibe for the action taken at the meeting
yesterday are of the opinion that now tho
club starts of the new year with a clean
slate and competent corps OF officers;
that by the end OF the year II will stand
where II did years ago, one OF the best
and strongest In the city
DIVISION NO. 90 A. o. II.
Division No. 20. Ancient order OF Hi
bernians. met In the rooms OF the Robert
Emmett Literary association on Broad
way yesterday afternoon with President
John l.. Cannon I'm the chair An invita-
tion TO attend the 33d grand ball - Di-
vision No. II. was accepted.
Patrick j. Finneran. member OF the
| county board, Installed the offlcers-elect,
list OF which has been given In this
| column. President Cannon then appoint
ed the following officers and committees
Sergeant-at-arms Andrew Mcnamara
sentinel. NJ. J. Feeley: sick committee, A.
L. Williams 3. Gsvigan, Thomas Feeley;
| standing committee. T. r. Cooney. r.. J.
Fox, Thomas Dolan, Daniel Lucitt; An
ance committee. James r. Cleary, James
| Murphy. Robert Collins: employment
| committee. John r. Harlow, Patrick Gan
non and John O'Connell
HoLBRoOK LADS FUNERAL
The funeral OF James c. Holbrook, wh'
died from injuries received while coast
dence OF his grandmother at IA Jewe
| street. Yesterday, and was conducted b!
| the Rev. j. NJ Lowden, pastor OF tn
! Plainfleld Street Baptist church. Ther'
were many handsome floral tributes, tn
most prominent coming from his school
mates, the Daniel avenue school. I'M
! bearers were Walter Mclaughlin, Ray
nond Brooks. Rudolph Stacy and Aver!
| Gorton. The interment was at Pocasse
| cemetery.
GENERAL, MENTION.
Howard Corbett was taken into custody
| last evening for throwing a piece OF ice
| Mrs. Ethel Hulmes in front OF her home
1a5 Messer street, yesterday afternoon
Harry Millen was also arrested as dis
| orderly person as the police claim he wa!
In company with young Corbett.
Grace Beckett, 10 years old, who live
at Is A street. who has run away from
home a number Of times. was taken on
OF a house on River avenue by the polio
| last evening and held at the station unti
| her mother called for her.
| A solemn high mass was celebrated
! the 1920 services OF St Mary's church
yesterday, Rev. Fr. Grace being the cele
brant. Rev Fr. Powers, deacon; Rev. Fr
( O'Keefe. sub-deacon, and the Rev. Fr
| Craig. master OF ceremonies. The latte
preached the sermon.
n
| ant superintendent OF the yarn depart
ment OF the Atlantic mills several his con
| nection with the concern. Mr.. Collins ]
/ one OF a new combination and II Is re
ported that others OF the combine ar
! soon 10 follow the footsteps OF Mr.. Col
Inns.
| Yesterday Rev FIR. @ w. Brown, tn
pastor. most heartily thanked his con
eregation for the substantial hnancia
| support given the church during the pas
year and for the tokens OF esteem ten
dered him at Christmas.
Every member of the Chaffee street po
lice detail with the exceptions of Patrol
men Cahill. Mcguire and Bugbee, who ar
on the sick list. reported for duty Sunday
the vacation season have come TO an en'
! for q while.
There was a large attendance at tn
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament yester
day where the Christmas services wer
repeated. The ceremony OF benedictio
was observed at o'clock
Mr. James r. Corcoran. proprietor o
the Olneyville hotel. rendered banque
TO a number OF his personal friends las
evening This is an annual afrair.
Jacob and Peter Koehler OF Fulton
y. Y, are spending few days wit
relatives here. The Messrs. Koehler wer
| formerly residents or tnis place.
Fred Driver. who has been visiting rela
tives here returned 10 his duties at IN
Brooklyn navy yard yesterday.
William McGrath had At while 4
Fred Grabens news store on Painhel
street yesterday morning He was az
tended by Dr. Longfellow. who. with MI
/ Graben. assisted the sick man To hi
boarding house at IS Plainfeld street
Paul Sharrath Of the Yale Law schoc
is visiting Mr. James R. Cannon AZ hi
home els wendall street. Messrs shan
ra tn and Cannon were classmates n
Phillips college, Exeter, n ~.
The school connected with St Mary
Catholic church will reopen tomorrow
morning having been closed for the holI
days