The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-12
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Miss Ryan and Mr.. Cash Mar
rl0d in Sacred Heart Church
Reception and Dinner Which Fol.
lowed Ceremony Prove Enjoyable

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Thomas Il. Cash, who Is connected with
Fletcher's mills in Olneyville and Miss
Margaret Nj. Ryan, a popular young
woman OF this place were united i'm mar
riage by the Rev. FIR. John Haney at the
Church OF the Sacred Heart, yesterday
morning. Miss Catherine M Ryan. a sis
ter OF the bride. was the bridesmaid, and
NJ. +. Lambe the best man.
In the evening reception was held and
wedding dinner served at the home OF
the brides brother-in-law, Phillip De-
laney, 3Sf Warren avenue. Among those
present were the officers OF the East
Providence Fishing club. who are: Charles
II. Romer, Henry A. Meegan. j. j. Sulli-
van, Joseph III. eastman, A. G.. Cole, Ira
Sears, Dennis Fenton and J. A. Lang.
There was also a delegation from the Ma
tional Social club OF Providence, which in
cluded the president. Frank Canning: vice
president Harry Rodgers; secretary,
Thomas Egan, Thomas Mcnamara,
Frank Armstrong. Timothy Kelly and
Timothy Armstrong. Mr.. Cash is a mem
Der OF this organization and was present
ed with a handsome Morris chair by his
fellow members.
The Watchemoket quintet consisting OF
Messrs. Fenlon. Romer. Lang, Meegan
and Romer rendered a number OF old
fashioned vocal selections.
The occasion was an enjoyable one and
IL was early this morning when the merry
party disbanded.
This evening Mr. and Mrs Cash will
leave for three weeks tour through the
West. Upon their return will take up their
residence on Tuxedo avenue, Providence.
FUNERALS HELD.
Relatives and friends attended the fu-
neral of Owen Finnegan. which was held
this morning from his late residence at
62 Orchard street. Solemn high mass was
said at the Church Of the Sacred Heart
Rev. FIR Cassidy of Fall River, a rela-
tive of the deceased. being celebrant, with
Rev. FIR. Haney as deacon and Rev FIR
Fitzsimon as sub-deacon. The bearers
were John Shay. Joseph Kelley, William
Upton, Edward Cahill The interment
was al st. Francis cemetery.
Mr.. Finnegan was an old and respected
resident of the town, having lived here
for many years. Born in Ireland So years
ago. he came TO Providence when 16 years
old, later removing TO this town For
more than 30 years he was employed al
Wilkesbarre Pier. He Is survived by two
sons. James +. and John II. Finnegan.
the latter being a member OF the Proyi-
utHte ponce tOrce.
The funeral Of Patrick Gavin, who died
on Monday, was held this morning from
the residence OF his sister. Mrs. Timothy
Coughlin, 227 Warren avenue. Many rela-
yves and friends were I'm attendance at
the services and requiem mass was said
at the Church of the Sacred Heart. The
interment was at st. Francis cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Manning,
widow of John Manning, who died in
Fall River on Monday, was held this
morning from the residence OF her SON
in-law, Martin +. Dyer, rs Freeborn ave-
nue.. Many relatives and friends were in
attendance Requiem mass was said at
the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev. Fr.
Haney being celebrant The bearers were
Robert O'Connell James O'Connell. John
O 'Brion and Patrick Carey. The inter-
ment was at St Francis cemetery.
POLICE AND COURT ITEMS.
One woman was arraigned at the ses-
sion Of the court this morning on n
charge OF drunkenness. She was fined 50
and costs and being unable 10 settle was
by Town Sergeant Barney.
FALSE ALARM.
Some boys tried TO ring in an alarm
from the box near the town hall last
evening about midnight They pulled the
hook down. but in their haste TO get
away did not pull IL far enough and but
three strokes sounded on the bell. The
police did not succeed in getting a grip
on the boys.
NO BUSINESS.
There was little business at the meetings
OF Reliance lodge OF odd Fellows and the
Grand Army