The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-12
OLNEYvILLE.
Sunset Club Holds Annual Meet
Ing in New Quarters
Miss Hanley Married 10 Mr.. Me-
Garty in ST. Anthony's Church

The Sunset club held It's ninth annuai
meeting in the new club house on Pocas-
set avenue last evening. Two applications
for membership were received. The re-
port of the treasurer. John T. Kenyon
showed a balance OF about sl36 in the
strong box.
The question OF an annual field day
was referred TO the social committee win
full power A vote OF thanks was given
the retiring president James McDonald'
for the capable manner In which ne pie
sided over the meetings OF the clup uur
ing the past year. The election resuiteo
as follows:
President, w. d. Harris; vice presl-
dent Abel Reynolds. Jr.; secretary W. ,.
Steere. treasurer. John Il. Kenyon: board
of governors, II. f. Windsor, James Nc
Doweu Nathan NJ Wright, Robert 5.
schouler eugene A. Clauss; house COM
mittee Robert Scowcroft. Harry r. Ken
yon, BENJAMIN Il. Collision; social commit
tee. John Howland. Jr.; Thomas Little,
Fred w. Palmer. John II, Bowen. William
H. Beane; auditing committee. @. X
Parker; ]. Howard Burdick Edward N.
Cook
A, substantial collation. was served at
the close OF the session.
MCCARTHY -HANLEY NUPTIALS.
Luke r. McGarty one OF the best known
young men OF this place, and a member
OF Hook and Ladder company No s. and
Miss Mary Hanley, equally popular
were united In marriage in St Anthony's
Catholic church at 1880 this morning by
the Rev. FIR. G.. w. Brown, the church
being well filled with the relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties.
The best man was Walter V. McGarty
n and brides m 4
Miss Catherine Hanley. sister OF the
bride. After the ceremony the bridal
party and intimate friends went TO the
new home OF Mr. and Mrs McGarty, 125
Sterling avenue. where an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served and the many
handsome presents were on exhibition
Mr.. and Mrs. McGarty later I'm the day
left on a wedding tour.
OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
John LAWN, an old time resident OF
this place. died at his home. S53 Atwell's
avenue. yesterday. His funeral will be
held at the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at $40 tomorrow morning and the
burial will be at Lawrence. Mass
The funeral will be attended by a dele
cation from Columbus branch of the Cath
olic Knights OF America, OF which the
deceased had been a member for many
years.
OLD RIVALS.
The old l. c. lis of the north end have
reorganized and will play the Olneyvilles
on the Merino fats Saturday afternoon
These teams are old time rivals. and In
days gone by We're evenly matched. The
local management has as an extra attrac-
tion for that day preliminary game be-
tween the st. Teresa's and the South
Providence Grays
GENERAL. MENTION
Alcide Rondeau OF II Robin street re-
ported to the police that one Of his horses
strayed from a pasture on Mount Pleas
ant yesterday afternoon Later in the
day A. q. Nolde OF 629 Kilingly street
put II UP at Bernard Tolman's stable. 30
Standish avenue
Mary L. Marone. who with her three
children left her husband Felix Marone.
at their home, 81 Laban street, a few days
ago, has evidently become tired OF pad
ding her own canoe for she returned
home yesterday.
Mary Wilkinson OF 26 McDonough street
lost a pocketbook containing $3.50 near
her home last evening. and Annie Tucker
OF l52 Delaine street, while going from
her home TO . Manton avenue, lost her
purse. containing S.35. Both have re-
ported their losses TO the police
Samuel Mulligan who has been an in
mate of the state hospital and was out
on parole, was found by the police yes
terday acting in strange manner. So
he was taken into custody and held for
safekeeping, pending an investigation.
Later In the day he was taken back 10
the hospital.
Miss Rose Aubrey of Delaine street who
was called TO Lowell Mass, a short time
ego by the Illness OF her aunt, has re-
turned.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows
and Perseverance lodge, knights OF
Pythias will meet this evening
The funeral OF Luther Laraway will be
held at his late residence. Dos Webster
avenue tomorrow at 10 O'clock
Miss Catherine Leyhane, daughter OF the
late Matthew and Fannie Leyhane. died
at her home 1885 Atwells avenue. last
evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna V. Byron.
widow OF the pate Patrick Byron was
held at st. Anthonys church, and that
OF Cornelius McAuliffe at ST Thomas
church this morning
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