The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-09
0LNEYvILLE.
Installation Of Officers Of St.
Mary's Branch, |. c. B. U.
Holy Name SoCiety's Election.
K. Of P. Lodges TO Consolidate

were installed yesterday AFTERNOON Dy
Deputy Reagan as follows: President,
John j. Fogarty: vice president, ED CAL
lahan: recording secretary, James Come
iy: financial secretary james Hunt; treas
urer. George Il. Fogarty; trustee, three
years, stephen Earney; chairman sick
committee. Thomas Sweeney; inside
guard James j. Morris; delegates To state
Union for 1898. John j. Fogarty. Ed Cal
lahan, Martin r. Feeney Bartholomew
Reilly. Joseph Heartherman.
The ceremony was followed by very
Interesting program. in which the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen took part: The
Misses May Feeney. Irene Rusk. Sadie
Homer Kate Shannon, Miss Bogarty,
Miss Bains. Miss Flynn and. Miss Hag-
gerty; James Burns, Thomas Conroy.
Denis Pasco, Joseph Edwards. NJ. de
Greddy.
Addresses were made by number OF
the state officers, after which cola
ton was served. The committee in charge
was as follows: NJ p. Feeney, chairman:
George Fogarty. secretary treasurer: j. j.
Flanagan, Thomas Sweeney, J. J. Barrett.
THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
At the annual meeting of st. Marys
Holy Name society. yesterday afternoon.
the following corps Of officers was elect
ed President, John oConnell; vice presi-
dent. Joseph Appleton. second vice presi-
dent. Patrick Padien: recording secretary.
Thomas Fineran; treasurer Andrew A.
Cannon.
one application for membership was re-
ceived Next Sunday the Rev. James
BARLEY. a resident OF this vicinity and a
member OF the Mission Band, will preach
q sermon, which, by the way. will he
his first service This will be on the
Feast OF the Holy Name. and the Holy
Name society, which has done 30 much
for the church, has been invited 10 be
in attendance.
NOT A WORTHY CHARITY.
For some time Captain Rowe has had
considerable business 10 transact with
overseer OF the Poor Cummings, but he
had a mission to that department this
morning that differs very much from any
thing In the past and that il TO return
TO that official an order for groceries
that was given al applicant who with
another man. was taken from house on
Willow street Saturday morning.
The captain is of the opinion that when
q family can afford to rush the growler'
they are entitled To but little sympathy
from the Poor or any other department.
WILL CONSOLIDATE
On Thursday evening the 10 surviving
members OF Abraham Lincoln lodge.
I..f.s IL
admitted as members OF Ivanhoe lodge
I'm odd Fellows hall on Painfield street.
In days gone by Abraham Lincoln lodge
was among the best I'm the state but OF
late mill matters have been in such an
unsettled state that most OF its mem
bers have moved away and death has
claimed not n few Of its most valued
workers The lodge liz stll I'm an excel
lent financial condition. its membership
considered. but they think consolidation
is the proper move.
STILL THEY co.
Two more old time overseers concluded
their services at the Atlantic mills Sat
urday noontime. and IL Is possible that
the number was three. John Broadbent,
who for about 20 years has had charge
Of the slashing and warping department
and William McClaud. overseer of the
drying department. were the men. and
1t is also reported that Mr.. Keenan,. the
chief engineer. is another whose name
was stricken from the rolls.
GENERAL MENTION.
1t il quite possible that the Falka
Singing club and the Olneyville Tenn
perance cadets will consolidate. The
cadets will hold a special meeting Wed
nesday evening and the Falka club
Thursday evening TO talk the matter
over. and definite action will be taken
by both clubs at meetings TO be held
next Sunday evening.
Rev Fr. James Bannahan, pastor Of
church at Wheeersburg. o.. preached
the sermon at the 1890 services at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament yes
terday Pr Bannahan who is a resident
OF this vicinity. Is spending n short va
cation with his parents on Atwelrs ave-
nue..
Charles Ladue fell down a flight Of
stairs at his boarding house on West
minister street yesterday and cut off a
portion OF his right car. Ladue was
taken into custody for being intoxicated.
and a. the station Sergt Potter officlated
as the attending surgeon"
James Donahue. while under the in
fuence OF liquor. fell down on Harold
street yesterday and was assisted to tho
office OF Or Jordan, who took IS stitches
IN n scalp wound. Donahue was then
locked up at the Chaffee street station for
being drunk
Edward Tracey. who had the reputation
Of being the best Irish bagpipe player i'm
the state. died at HIS home. 81 Oak street, |
Saturday morning lie had been I'm III |
health for about two years.
Mrs. Nightingale and family, who have !
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John |
Conway az their residence on Judith !
street, returned to their home I'm Canada |
this morning.
Archie Newell OF 10 Julian street re-
ported TO the police last evening that his |
Wife lost her gold watch while on her !
way from 1927 Westminster street 10 her /
home yesterday afternoon
The Falka Singing club met yesterday /
afternoon and rehearsed for their minstrel |
show that y 20 he given IN Irons hall /
Monday and Tuesday evenings Jan. 9o-si
Charles Young. who was reported az
missing from his nome alT Msnton ave
sue. returned home Yesterday
T,h G.,Fth Of