The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-19
0LNEYvILLE.
Delegation From Mil Attends
Funeral Of Miss Mary McElroy
Pythlan Meeting Those Chill
dTen's Trading Stamps.

The funeral OF Mary J.. daughter OF
Sarah and the late James McElroy was
held at the residence Of her mother at
is Pocasset avenue at $40 this morning
The deceased was an exceedingly popular
young woman and for many years was
employed in the sewing department of the
TsarnscliYe mills, where she was a gem
sral favorite as was attested In the
handsome floral offerings that were con
1ributed by her associates OF the room
As a further mark OF respest delegation
from the mill attended the services and
nearly all called upon the bereaved mother
last evening.
There were many other floral offerings
snd in fact the casket was hidden from
kfew by them. The remains were taken
from the house TO St. Anthony's Cathonc
church. where she had been constant
ettendant the services being conducted
by Rev. FIR George w Brown.
The interment was at St AIMS GENE
fery the bearers being Daniel Byron. John
McAvoy. Thomas sullivan and Frederick
Mclaughlin
AMONG THE KNIGHTS.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Perseverance, lodge. knights Of
Pythias. last evening. where one applica-
social committee reported that everything
was IN readiness for the annual banquet
Ind reunion that will take place Tuesday,
MAY 2d.
Under the head OF the good OF the
prder interesting addresses were made
by Past Chancellor Charles NJ. Hurst,
Trelste John Ferguson. Brother David
Straneer and others The rank OF page
will be conferred upon one candidate at
1he next meeting.
LOST AND FOUND.
Mrs Ellen Birmingham OF 4s Harkness
street lost her pocketbook containing a
sum OF money and II is quite probable that
khe can find the same by calling at the
office Of the Providence Coal Co. for
man named King employed by that com
Ipany found n pocketbook on Broadway
yesterday and notified the police that It
could be found at the Office OF the com
ipany by proving property.
JUST FOR THE CHILDREN.
Captain Rowe OF the Chaffee street
sstation secured what is known Boys
and Girls Trading Check" and ne also
got premium list, the latter showing
that when a child had spent % cents
that he would have 60 checks. and for
the 60 checks. he would receive 81 collar
button set. The highest number is $500
which is equal 90 about a bushel OF
checks. and for these a camera will be
given.
GENERAL MENTION
Richard Lloyd. we'll known mill
operative died at his home l02 Florence
street, yesterday. His funeral will be
tomorrow at 80 o'clock. and a little
later services will be held at St Their
easas church.
The OlneyviIle Business Mems associa-
zion will hold it's regular monthly meet
tng in their roorns in the Library build
dng. tomorrow evening. A short address
will be made by j. f. c. Farnham, af-
ter which a collation. will be served
John Grogan, whose funeral was held
nj the residence Of his brother-in-law,
James Dooly, at 20 Breviere avenue
Pswtucket. at $50 this morning, was
formerly a resident OF this place.
John Entwhistle. OF 81 Lowell avenue.
reported 20 the police that a small
quantity Of milk had been stolen from
one OF his customers at 1N Plainneld
street early this morning.
A day or 80 ago Miss Lena Buckley. OF
a. Wallace street. reported to the po-
iice that she lost her watch. II was re-
powered by the police yesterday and re-
burned 70 Miss Buckley.
Mr.. James Fallon. clerk nj J. NJ.
6hswcross who has been confined to his
nome by Illness for a few days resumed
mis- duties this morning
The hre department was kept busy I'm
fhis district yesterday Two or three
alarms were sent in and number OF I
stills were attended 10. There was no |
damage
lt is reported that thare in a case of |
spotted fever IN house on LANYARD |
dane.
The management OF the Olneyville club
Is making an EFFORT 10 arrange for an
other game with the Providence team
TOR Saturday afternoon.
John IL Finkcane, a wel-known young
man OF this place. has enlisted in the
navy.
Tho Regent Literary and Social oluh
will meet this evening