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The funeral OF Margaret NJ, daughter
OF Daniel and Bridget Collins of i75 Wood
street. was held at St Mary's Catholic
church on Broadway at 9:45 O'Clock this
morning The church was we'll filed with
relatives and friends OF the deceased.
Miss Collins was one Of the best known
and most earnest workers for the church
m the parish
The service at the church was a sol
emn high mass OF requiem Miss Collins
was for a number of years employed in
the capacity as stenographer - the Of
nee of the ID. g. w. Fuse Co. on Hatha-
way street. where she was held in the
highest esteem.
There were many beautiful floral trib-
utes, the more prominent ones coming
from the following: Wreaths. Mrs. Col
lins and family Mrs. Hunt and family,
Mrs. Wolfe and family. Peter Healey,
Frank Sullivan pillows, father and moth
er and D. X. Sweeney; base and cross.
James Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunt;
crescent and base, Annie oConnell; fiat
boquets, Margaret Nevin, Miss Lowney,
Margaret Breen. Mary Flanagan. Mar
garet Hughes. Misses Anna and Nellie
Corcoran, d. & W. Fuse Co. Mr.. and
Mrs Tobey, Misses Downs and Sisson. Mrs.
Callahan. Annie Conway; baskets. Mrs.
Cannon Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron, Mar
garet O'Donnell; wreath and base from
Sisters: broken column from associates In
ID. a w. Fuse Co.
The funeral was one OF the largest held
In this section for a long time. The inter-
ment was at St Francis cemetery and
the bearers were: Edward Nellgan, Dan
iel O'Connor Arthur Sullivan. Christie
pher Byron, Thomas Kelly, John Lena
han.
DIDN'T EVEN GET SYMPATHY.
Mr.. Donahue OF Manton went home yes
terday with "A dirty overcoat and he wa.
very fortunate at that Donahue has
godd home but started out TO bum II"
yesterday. At the foot OF Broadway he
met a man he knew and told him that
he had just had big feed OF chop suey
and wanted a nickel to wash Il down
The friend said he had no nickel to
give him and started TO walk away. Dona
hue was not so easy 20 get rid OF. He
grabbed his friend and said. Turn your
face tc me-" The friend Is quite a scrap
per- when necessary. He told Donahue
to "be on his way and sell his papers. "
Donahue did not feel like moving. but
still olung to his supposed easy mark, "
and the next think he knew, he was
picked out of the gutter, and had IL not
been for a passer-by he would have been
run over by coal-laden wagon
mn RI OF the nrDgrafn Soberpd him
up and he went TO the home of friend.
where his clothing was cleaned and he
later took a car for his home.
Funeral Or MISS HEATING
The funeral of Miss Ellen Heating was
held at St. Anthony's church on Plainheld
street this morning and WAS largely at
tended. The services were conducted by
Rev. Father q. w. Brown.
There were many handsome floral trl-
butes the largest coming from the sewing
department OF Taft & Weeden's mills.
where Miss Keating had been employed
for many years. 1he interment was at
ct. Francis cemetery. and the bearers
were Frederick McGarty Matthew Conlin,
James Murphy and Charles Beatty. The
deceased was the daughter OF Bridget ana
the late Robert Heating. and for many
years resided at 81 Pocasset avenue
CONFERRED RANK OF KNIGHT.
There was large attendance at the
meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge, knights OF
Pythas. last evening when the rank OF
knight was conferred upon one candidate
and one application for membership was
received.
At the close Of the session the sociai
committee served tempting luncheon.
which was followed by speech-making,
singing and a season of jolly good fellow
ship.
GENERAL MENTION.
II was the intention OF the stockholders
of the Olneyvlle Baseball association 10
hold meeting In the Olneyyille hotel last
evening, but owing TO the fact that two
OF them were called out OF the city the
meeting was put over until Tuesday even
ing OF next week.
Thomas Gregory i5 years old. was
taken Into custody at his home So Els
wald street this morning, on the charge
OF being a vagrant and Walter Chamber
lain, II years old, for stealing 1885 from
the till OF John Cooney.
According To reports Manton avenue Is
20 be supplied with two more liquor
saloons. one In tho vicinity OF lanyard
lane and the other IN the vicinity OF JOS
lin street. Both. II is understood. are 10
be conducted by Polanders
The Olneyville business men will hold
their annual meeting In Library hall
wednesday evening. when tho election Of
Officers FOR the ensuing year will take
place.
The police OF the Chaffee street station
spent some time In keeping an eve on
two well-dressed and suspicious looking
characters that took stroll through the
annexed district this morning az 9:3O
O'clock.
Contractor Frederick Shaw reports 10
the police that "a lantern was stolen from
an obstruction on Webster avenue last
night
The condition OF Patrolman James Moan
remains about the same
Mounted Patrolman Mckenzie has re
turned 70 duty from a short vacation
There was nothing doing ~ the meet
ing or Perseverance company OF the Uni
form Rank. n. OF p. last evening
Mr.. Harry Abbott who Is AZ the Rhode
Island hospital. IL getting along very we'll
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