The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-22
OLNEYvILLE.
Division No. 20 Takes Action
on Death Of Brother.
Wedding al St. MaTy's Rsctory.
Caught a P00par.


One of the many benefits TO be derived
from being member Of secret society
was beautifully demonstrated in this place
during the week Some time ago a man
named T. r. Grady. a member OF Division
No l. A. o. r.. % Jewett CITY. Conn,
came to this city and was taken III.
News reached one OF the officers Of
Division No. 20, a. o. Fl, Of this place
who called upon the sick man, and ind
ing that the case was a serious one had
the man taken 20 St Joseph's hospital
where all that was possible was done
for him.
Yesterday he passed away and last
evening the division held a special meet
ing and appointed Messrs. John l. Can
non John r Harlow Luke Garrahan.
John n Feeley and John Moon oom-
n1ittee 10 draft suitable set OF resolu-
tons and 10 see that the remains were
forwarded 10 Jewett City. After the meet
ing the members visited the house whore
the remains he and took a last view OF
the face of this worthy and esteemed
member
NIuLLIGAN- GILL NCPT1ALs
Mr. John J. Muiigan, chief compound
tng clerk al M. ~. Corrigans drug store,
1915 Westminster street. and Miss Cath
crime C.. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gill. were united in marriage by the Rev.
Joseph A. Power at the rectory OF St.
Marys Catholic church at 8 o'clock last
evening Mr.. Edward McDermott being
the best man and Miss Margaret Cahill
the bridesmaid
After the ceremony the wedding party
went to the home Of the brides parents.
1865 Westminster street. where an elab-
orste wedding dinner was served, and
few OF the friends OF the young and happy
couple got an opportunity 10 view the
many handsome tokens Of love and
teem that had been presented TO them.
Late I'm the evening Mr. and Mrs Null
ligan left the city. but where they went
and how long they are To remain away
appears 10 be no ones business hut their
own
Upon their return they will take up
their residence at So Barton street. which
has been beautifully and comfortably
furnished for their occupancy.
PEEPING TOM.
An Italian who gave his name as Lorisa
Carlo. 70 years old, Vas taken into GUS
tods this morning on Hartford avenue
bv Patrolman Parker on the charge OF be-
ins drunk. but according TO the police
was what Ia known as "peeping Tom"
AT 2 o'clock. a woman living on Hart
ford avenue. who declines TO have her
name mentioned saw a face IN her sleep
Ing room and instead OF shouting for
helr armed herself with a good-sized club.
ran around the house and attacked ths
man and would have welded the club I'm
. proper manner had the man stood his
ground.
He ran away. however but had not
arms of Mr. Parker. Carlo said that he
Was o. ne employ OF the railroad com
pLn, 20 one seems to know him. and
a. ti nan would not appear against
hni h as billed as drunk"
TRIO OF "vAGs"
Yesterday afternoon three young men
we're gathered In by the police on war
rants. charging them with being va
giants. Edward Crawshaw, whose hang (;
cat is on Springer square. John keegan OF
iei Hartford avenue and James Derrick Of |
: Huron street are the names given. and !
Capt Rowe is OF the opinion that society |
viii be benefited II the trio are comfort
ably housed AT Cranston.
GENERAL MENTION
Mi John NJ. williams. who is the senior |
rrst grand chancellor OF the order OF
III ghts OF Pythias, and also has the
honor OF being the senior captain Of the |
Uniform Rank branch of tho same order |
H. dangerously I'll al his home 219 Whit
tier avenue. Mr. Williams Is charter /
member OF Perseverance Lodge OF this !
place.
Mr. Hal o'Connor. who for many
years has had charge OF the transporta-
tiOn department OF the Pocasset Worsted
mills at Thornton. has retired and has
been succeeded by Mr.. Frank Pidland
The rank OF page was conferred upon
one candidate at the meeting OF Per
severance lodge. Knights OF Pythias. last
evening There was a large attendance.
Miss Lillian Chandler one OF the most
popular young ladies of Norwich Conn,
f. the guest OF her old schoolmate Mrs
. George b. Wells, at her residence, IS
Heath street
The veteran patrolmen Patrick A. Sui
Ivan. OF the Chanee street station. was
taken sick while on duty yesterday and
was taken 10 his home on Wendell street.
Miss Bibian, one OF the most popular
young ladies Of Thornton, is confined To
her home on Maple avenue with a severe
attack OF the grippe.
Patrolman Dyer OF the Chnfree street
station. who has been confined TO his
home, returned 20 duty yesterday.
Mr.. Mark Tempest who has been visit
ing relatives here. returned 30 his home
a. Holyoke. Mass. this morning.
The funeral of Hannah NJ. wife OF John
Jackson, will be held at her late resi-
dence. IS Barton street. tomorrow nts7
o clock
The Italian club Of Thornton will hola
concert and dance I'm Calefs hall Fri
day evening. March 3.