The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
OLNEYvILLE.
St Anthony's Society Appoints
Sub Committees for Picnic
Many Deaths Since Friday In This
Vicinity...Th0 Lid On

81. Anthonys society held a meeting in
the church hall. Plainfeld street. yester-
day afternoon to complete arrangements
for the annual picnic 10 be held on the
church grounds July Fourth. The follow
ing committees We're appointed: f.--
General committee-John f. Harlow
Frank Canning, James Farley gate COM
mittee-John Gearin. John McGinn, Ed
ward Hanley, John McDermott Bernard
McGovern. sylvester Lucitt. Ground com
clttee-Patrick McDopough. Frank l.
Hanley, William Johnston, William Ken
n.y. Joseph Mccarthy. Thomas Reilley
James Collins. Games and races-John
r. Harlow Michael Coyne, Thomas Con-
roy, John Il. Manning. Soda and cigars
Sernard +. Manning. Frank Nolan. Tim
othy Carey. William Carmody, Charles
Rocks. Chowder-Mrs Doyle, Mrs
sweeney Mrs. Farley. Mrs. Crowley. Mrs
Gaui, Miss p. Leo. Candy-Miss Mary
MeGovern, Miss Catherine ODonnell,
MISS Margaret O'Donnell. Miss Mary Car
yer. Lemonade-Miss Nellie McGinn. Miss
Christine McDermott Miss Katherine
MADDEN. Ice cream-lMss Winifred John
son. Miss Mary Farley. Miss Eleanor Nc
Dermott, Miss Estela Johnson. Miss
Mary A. coyne. Fish pond-Miss Mary
Lucitt' Miss Alice Lucitt. Miss Margaret
There will be numerous athletic games
Tor which cash prizes will be given.
Many deaths have occurred In this VII
cinity since Friday evening Among the
deeedents were John j. weeden. who for
severar Years was master mechanic at
Tart a. Weedens mills. His funeral was
held at his late residence. 20 Laban street
TINS morning, and was followed by a
requiem mass al ST. Anthony church.
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died at the home OF her sister Mrs. James
Down, at So sissionsstreet yesterday and
her funeral will be held there tomorrow
at $50 '
Eva Gladys. the little daughter OF Ches-
ter w and Bertha H. Saxson died at
the home OF her parents, l04 Valley street.
yesterday. The remains will be buried to-
morrow afternoon at 2.o O'Clock
Jane. daughter of the late Bernard and
Ann McCusker. died yesteday at her
home $50 Atwells avenue
Timothy Leary. an old-time resident,
died yesterday at 81 Eiswald street.
Hanna. wife OF the late Daniel Hurley,
died at 3s2 Manton avenue. yesterday
James Lyden, who has resided at %
Bowdoin street for many years died Sat-
urday evening and his funeral will be
held tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock.
Katherine Healy, wife OF Michael Healy,
since this family was called upon TO bury
son. who had been connected with the
patrol system of the Central police sta
ton ~+i -r'.'s~ -a-
The funerals OF Clarissa, the wife OF
James II. Belcher. Isabella. wife OF
Thomas Burke and Mary widow OF Pat
rick Bolahd were held this morning.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
William Platt. sergeant alarms of the
old Homestead Club. and prominently
connected with the weaving department. al
the Weybosset mills. was 10 years old
yesterday. and IN honor OF the event en-
tertained few OF his friends at the Pine
Grove Club at Oakland Beach. Among
those honored with an invitation were
Commodore Frank Cameron, Michael
Scheifr. Luke Murray and Richard Dau-
ber, who went 10 Oakland Beach In Mr..
Cameron's launch Lena c." There was
an abundance of good things to eat and
drink. A few hours were spent squid
fishing
THE LID WAS DOWN.
Captain Rowe OF the Chaffee street po-
lice station stated that the district was
especially QUIET yesterday. and the indica-
tions are that II any one did any illegal
liouor business II was on a very moder-
ate scales Only thes tried and. trusted
here allowed TO enter any OF the thirs,
quenching establishments. But one ar
rest was made during the "a hours ano
the prisoner was a man who came from
out OF town. He was locked up on the
charge OF intoxication. -
WILL ENTERTAIN LADIES.
At the meeting OF the Grover Fishing
club at its club house at Rocky Point
Yesterday the social committee was in
strrcted 70 arrange an elaborate pro-
gram for next Sunday. when the lady
friends of the members and few other
guests will be entertained.
GENERAL. MENTION.
Tho Rhode Island State league has ar
ranged the following program for the
Fourth: The Olneyvilles and Riverpoints
10 play at Riverpoint In the morning and
on the Merino field In the afternoon. The
Msplevlles and D. C. Us at MapleviIie.
morning and afternoon "'".
The awning at the store at 30 Olney.
vine square caught fire from some un-
known cause last evening and was extin-
guished by Car starter Charles r. Pearce.
At the meeting OF Division No. 20, An,
cient order efaMiberniens., yesterday af-
ternoon, three applications for member
ship were received and several names
were added TO the membership roh by
transfer cards. --4' 4'a'-i
The Sunday school OF the Broadway
Baptist church Will hold its annual out
inr "Wednesday. July 49, -1frfd-,
Three car loads OF pupils of the Plain
field Street Baptist church enjoyed an
outing Saturday afternoon '.-'''f
DIR. ]. r. FarreH~and wife, who have
been in Europe for some time, are ex-
pected home today. ''''"' '''' 80 -
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