The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-14
CUMBERLAND
PEOPLE SEE GOOD
PERFORMANCE

The Western comedy drama entitled
/ The Man From Texas" was presented
In Institute hall before "A large and appre
ciative audience last evening under tn,
| auspices of the Catholic Institute Ora
| mate club. The play was staged under
| the direction OF William H. Boyle, and
! there were four acts the cast OF charac-
! ters being as follows:
Matthew Bradner. a Texas cattle king
Mr. T. Henry McKenna; Capt. Fairleign
Bright OF the United States army, Mr.. s.
! 4. Palmer; Maj Yell the Boss" of
Texas, Mr.. w. II. Boyle; Col. Blow, all
that the name implies. Mr.. j. NJ. Hennes-
sey; Brassy Gall a typical CRATER, Mr..
Thomas Etherington; Col. Pepper, a re-
tired army officer. Mr.. d. ]. Boyle; George
Washington, n colired edition, Mr.. ~. j.
Houge; Knott Innitt, ,Bradners private
secretary, Mr.. w. j. Conlin; OthellO
Moore, Bradner's servant, Mr.. j. ]. Duffy:
Lieut. Green, u. S. army, Mr.. w. j. Con-
lin; Crabb colored help, Mr. Matte Good
win; Mink, some more, Mr.. Chapman Ha.
verhill; Mrs. Bradner, the cattle king 5
wife, NJ. A. Fitz Simon; Mrs. Campbell.
Miss T. f. Finnegan; DiXey Stile. a poor
orphan. Miss Finnegan; Bossey Bradner.
"Bradner's Pet" Miss NJ. y. T.. Camp
bell; street band. negroes, street pollti-
clans. members OF the Catholic Institute
association.
FUNERAL AT THE ABBEY
ILt lNneIdi OF 1tleI SluuOn LOOK place
yesterday from the Abbey OF our Lady
OF the Valley, where a high mass OF re-
QUEEN was celebrated by he superior
Rev. Fr. Murphy.
Interment was in Mt. Calvary cemetery
Mr. Seddon came TO the abbey several
weeks ago as a guest and died there Mon
day night. He was a man Of learning ana
a professor of languages.
DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL.
Miss Elsie Shepard, II years of age,
daughter Of Samuel and the late Ellen
Shepard. died at the home OF Richard
Talbot, at the corner OF High and Dexter
streets. yesterday.
MISS MCCORMICK PASSES AWAY.
Miss Sarah Mccormick. one of the best
known young women of Berkeley. died
at the home Of her mother. Mrs Hugh
Mccormick. on the Mendon road yes
terday afternoon after an illness of sew
eral months. Deceased had lived in that
section OF the town all her life and was
prominently identified with different or
ganizations connected with st. Joseph's
church. She was a sister of the late
Hugh Mccormick. a former representa-
tive to the state legislature and news
paper man of considerable repute who
died about five years ago. In addition
to her mother the deceased is survived
by one sister, Miss Margaret McCor-
mick.
VOTED TO ATTEND FUNERAL.
Canonchet tribe, l. o. r. NJ. held a
special meeting last night to take action
on the death OF Robert j. Stevenson, who
was member OF the tribe.
IL was voted TO attend the funeral I'm
body, and the members will meet at Red
Mems hall at l. o'clock on Thursday
for that purpose. a committee was ap-
pointed TO draft suitable resolutions on
the death OF the brother and a beautiful
floral offering will be sent by the or
FUNERAL OF MRS. ALLEN.
The funeral of Mrs. Isabella r. Allen
was held yesterday from her late home on
High street.
Rev. James B. Dare, assisted by Rev
William III. Shaw, conducted the service
n mixed quartette rendered a number
of appropriate selections. Burial was i'm
Moshassuck cemetery, and the bearers
were Rev w. ii. Shaw, Richard Allen,
Samuel Greer and George Roberts.
ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS.
The monthly meeting of the Blackstone
Valley Fish and Game association was
held last evening Two applications for
membership were received. Resolutions
or the death of Robert j. Stevenson were
adopted and II was voted to send a floral
design TO the funeral
The club will enjoy a chicken chowder
at the next meeting.
NOTES.
On account of the breaking of a large
shaft the horseshoe works were com
PEELED to shut down temporarily this
morning.