The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-14
OLNEYvILLE,
Miss Nangle Married TO Mr..
Way In ST. Anthony's Church
Conductor McQuade Removed
From Hospital to H.s Home

nard Nangle. was united in marriage 10
Arthur Way OF Boston, Mass, at St An
thongs church by the Rev FIR. G. W.
Brown at o'clock this morning. Miss
Annie Greene a cousin OF the bride, was
the bridesmaid Henry T. Nangle.
brother OF the bride. was best man. ana
Alice. the brides young sister. was nower
girl.
The ceremony was witnessed by large
gathering OF the friends OF the couple.
After the ceremony wedding preakiast
by the Banspach brothers was served at
the home OF the brides father. at 66 Ban
croft street. and later in the day Mr. and
Way left for Atlantic City. where they WIN
spend their honeymoon. Upon their re-
turn they will take up their residence on
Viola street, their home being ready for
occupancy They were the recipients OF
many handsome and costly tokens Of love
and esteem. Mr.. Way has decided to
make his home here instead Of at Boston.
He is travelling salesman for large Arm
in that city.
McQUADE AT HOME.
The most pleased woman in Olneyville
yesterday was Mrs. Ellen McQuade. The
cause OF her happiness was the presence
OF her son. Joseph, under her roof once
more He was one Of those injured In the
railroad accident at East Providence and
was the conductor or the Inflated car.
Mr.. McQuade was sent home from the
Rhode Island hospital yesterday. and
speaks In the highest terms OF the kind
attention given him while at that institu-
tion.
At first Il was thought his injuries would
prove fatal but today ne says that bar
ring a slight pain In his head and left leg
ne Is "all right and is improving every
day.
GOING TO BOSTON.
The West Side Trolley club OF Olneyvile
will go on It's third annual outing to
Boston Thursday. June 81. II expects
more enjoyable outing this year than ever
before as the Boston boys have been ar
ranging things. The club expects 10
leave Providence on the s:07 a. m. train.
which will arrive in Boston at about s:l5
There special cars viii be waiting 20 take
the club 10 the ball grounds. where 1t will
will play the Boston Elevated boys.
There will be other sports. and at p
m. the party will leave for Revere Beach
for the afternoon. Then special cars will
he taken for the return trip 10 Boston in
time for the theatre. A band Of 40 pieces
will accompany the party.
DELICATE WORK.
AS Charles McKenna was passing So
Bergen street about o'clock last evening
he saw the curtains OF a front window
were on FIRE. so he sent in an alarm from
box 2H When the fremen arrived they
were informed that the body OF Mrs.
Catherine Moran lay In a cssket near the
window. and that the blaze was slight
one. ~ all the fremen needed was an
extinguisher. and with IL they made short
work OF the fire.
KILLED A CAT
This morning when George A. Brown,
member OF Hose 10. went TO his home. 1o4
Pocasset avenue. for breakfast. he found
lying in his front yard handsome cat.
the hind legs OF which had been cut of.
Mr.. Brown notified James n. Smith.
agent for the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals. who put an end
TO the cats sufferlngs. II Is supposed
car ran over the cat
FUNERALS THIS MORNING.
The funeral OF Miss Catherine F..
daughter OF the late Matthew and Fanny
Leyhane was held at her late residence.
l0:35 Atwells avenue. at $50 this morning.
That OF John Crowley son OF the late
John and Margaret Crowley. was held at
70 Putnam street at the same hour and
that OF Catherine Moran. widow Of John
Moran, at the Church OF the Blessed Sac
rament al o'clock.
NEED MORE HOOM
The management OF ;he .Earnsclifye mills
is making extensive alterations 10 the
plant. and is getting room in which TO
install more machinery. To obtain this
room IL has been found necessary TO re-
move stairways from the inside to the
outside OF the buildings
WENT TO THE FAR WEST
Yesterday afternoon Miritz III. Meyers
who has been spending few months with
his mother on Pocasset avenue, returned
20 his old position at the Rhelnpfalz hotel
at Portland. ore, where he has been To-
Gated for several years. Mr. Fitz Sattler,
a relative, went with him.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
held a we'll attended meeting in It's par
lors on Broadway last evening. when the
committee on Irish day to be held at
Crescent Park. Thursday. July 2s report
ed that the prospects are OF the brightest
for the success OF that event
Joseph Allard. weaver at Atlantic
mills, was taken sick while In a barber
shop yesterday and was assisted 10 his
home on Library court. DIR. Bedard, who
was called and found the man was suf-
fering from n severe attack OF dumb ague.
Miss Daisy, daugher OF Albert Thornley,,
who has been confined 10 her home on
lescent and In few days will be taken
into the country. The young woman had
severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Benjamin Whitaker proprietor OF
the Gordon House on Deaine street. has
q good cigar in his vest pocket for every
old friend he meets. A male heir Is the
cause.
Frank Simoni. 1s years old and Pasco
Iizi, one year younger. were arrested by
Detective Mcguire yesterday afternoon or
the charge Of stealing cloth from the
Providence Worsted Mills.
Lee j. Feely was arrested at his home
this morning on warrant sworn out by
Overseer OF theNPoor Cummings charg.
ing him with bastardy.
large class OF children received first
communion at the morning service OF the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament today.
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