The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-28

At the meeting of ST. Mary's branch.
No. 21, Irish Catholic Bene'olent union.
last evening, the following ladies and gem
tlemen were made n committee TO ar
range and superintend a fair TO be held
in Irons hall from Friday evening, Oct
49, To and including Saturday evening
Oct. q. The ladies committee is as fol-
lows: Bridget Hunt, president; Margaret
O'Neil, secretary; Catherine Blessing;
treasurer, Annie Mcdonald; Mary Bren-
nan, Julia McSherry, Lizzie HaSsett Mol
lie German, Lizzie Rlgney, Margaret
McDermock, Sadie Schouler, Annie GILL;
Mary Furry. Agnes Sherlock. Maggie
McGrath, Rose McSherry and Nellie Cor
man. Gentlemen, $. Larney, president: G..
Mckenna, treasurer; William Tanning
secretary; J. Heatherman, j. Drury, J.
Tanning, j. Costello, l.. Coffey, NJ Fox,
II. Durr, II. Degnan. +. Callaghan, ].
Williams, NJ. Hughes, NJ. +. Feeney H.
Chapman, G.. Fogarty, l.. Flanagan, r.
Sweeney, NJ. O'Neil, NJ. Breautt.
AN OLD HOME WEEK.
At the last meeting OF the Olueyvile
Business mems association, "A committee
was appointed to look into the matter Of
holding a carnival or "Old Home Week"
Since that time the committee has called
upon the managers of the many large
mills and other industries I'm this imme-
diate vicinity and find that they take very
cordially TO the project and have signi-
fled their willingness to back IL up with
their efforts and money The committee
held a conference with the president OF
the association, j. Frank Russell last
evening and the result will probably be
that at the next meeting a committee
consisting OF the leading merchants who
are members of the organization will be
elected. and directed to make the neces-
sary arrangements for the same.
ANNIVERSARY MASS.
An anniversary mass was celebrated at
st. Mary's church this morning for the
repose OF the soul OF the late Rev. Fr.
Bobert j. Sullivan, the second pastor OF
the church. The officers were the Rev.
FIR. Thomas II. Grace, celebrant; James
A. Craig, deacon; j. A. Powers, sub-dea-
con. and William Little, master Of cere-
monies. The attendance was very large
YOUNG MAN MISSING.
William l.. Donahue, one of the best
known young men about the square. IS
reported as missing from his home. 81
Huntington avenue. since last Sunday
Mr.. Donahue for some time was the local
manager ot a cigar store i'm the square
and was at one time employed at Huugh's
drug store. He is % years old. FIVE feet
and six inches tall and was when he left
home dressed In a dark suit OF clothes.
WILL GO VISITING.
At the meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge.
knights OF Pythias. last evening Alfred
Underwood was installed as keeper OF
records and seal by District Deputv
Grand Chancellor l.. H. Clarke. The lodge
voted To join with Garfield and Washing
ton lodges I'm a visit TO Narragansett
lodge at Phenix on the evening OF Mon
day, oct s.
GENERAL MENTION.
For some time the firm Of J. O. San
Souci a. Co. have been missing large
packing boxes from the rear OF their store
and the manager OF the firm has given TO
the police the description OF "A man VIII,
IL Is thought has carted them OF in an
express wagon
Luke Mcnamara. the wel-known con-
tractor, was taken suddenly IN yesterday.
This morning Mr. Mcnamara Informed
the representative OF the News Democrat
that the family physician did not believe
that her husbands illness was Of a serl-
Gus nature.
Herman Solomon. a tailor az So Manton
avenue reported 20 the police last eve-
ming that a pair OF trousers valued at 81
were stolen from his shop yesterday.