The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14

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There was large attendance at the
meeting OF the Holy Name society con-
nected with St Mary's church yesterday
afternoon.
A very interesting address was made by
the spiritual director. Rev. Joseph Pow
ers. He also announced tho spiritual d.
rectors OF the different societies in the
state will meet on Thursday OF this week
and take action on forming a city or
state union. The st. Mary's society voted
to cooperate with Father Powers in what
ever action he may take Since the last
meeting OF the society those who could
sing have been spending much time in re-
hearsing the hymns that are usually sung
at the meetings and the meeting yester-
day was closed with this service,
choir OF 10 or more voices singing the
hymns for the first time A committee con-
slsting OF Messrs. Jerry Gaudet. Frank
Gallagher Joseph Baggott, and FIR. Pow
ers was appointed to have printed suffi-
cient number of hymn cards for tho use
OF the members of the society.
CIPoLLA-TAYLoR NUPTIALs.
At st. Rocco's Catholic church at Thorn
ton at 10:S0 yesterday morning Achille
Cipolla, one OF the proprietors OF the
Rhode Island Bottling company, and Miss
Jennie Taylor. one of the best known
young ladies of Thornton. were united in
marriage by the Rev. FIR. Domenico Bel
liotti.
Miss Viola Taylor a cousin of the bride,
was the bridesmaid, and Toney Simone
was the groomsman. After the ceremony
a wedding dinner and reception was hello
In the Rhode Island Bottling company's
hall. where an excellent dinner was served
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cipolla, parents OF the
groom, after which more than 200 OF the
friends and neighbors OF the contracting
parties were invited to partake Of re-
past which was made up OF italian and
English dishes. Later In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Cipolla left for short wedding
tour and upon their return will reside at
Il Thornton avenue.
FOR WORTHY CAUSE.
A few friends OF Mrs. Scott, widow of
Thomas p. Scott, are at work raising
fund for her. Among the effects left by
her husband. was a valuable kit OF ma
chinist's tools and these are being raffled
More than 500 has already been realized.
Mr.. James Moreland. a staunch friend of
the family. visited the Robert Orr Liter
ary society yesterday and disposed OF
large number OF tickets.
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Margaret Welsh died suddenly at
her home, 10 Gaylord street at 10 o'clock
last evening. She was about TO retire and
was seized with a coughing spell which
was followed by n hemorrhage.
daughter Catherine. but death followed
immedia tely. Medical Examiner Perkins
was called and said that death was due
10 natural causes. She was about 40 years
old.
GENERAL MENTION.
A division OF the Ladies' Order OF Hi
bernans. No TO- 10 be an auxiliary 10
division No. 20 OF the Ancient order of
Hibernians. was instituted In Robert En-
met hall yesterday afternoon by the state
and county officers. A temporary corps
OF officers were elected aad the organlza-
ton will meet in the same hall on Tues
day evening OF this week and elect per-
mGnent officers.
There was a large audience In Textile
hall last evening to hear Mr.. Feildman OF
New York lecture on Socialism" He
made very good impression upon his
audience and was warmly applauded n
number OF times during his speech.
The work OF building the club house OF
the Grover Fishing club at Rocky Point
has been completed. the finishing touches
having been applied yesterday by Messrs.
O'Gara and Kelly.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock a special
service will be held at st. Mary's Catholic
church I'm commemoratlon OF the Rev.
Fr. Lassell. the founder OF the order OF
the Christian Brothers.
Arrangements are well under way for
the establishing OF large coal and wood
yard on the property OF James McCaffrey
on Plainheld street
Patrolman Cahll severed his connection
with the police department Saturday eve
ming and with his brother Will go into the
soda and root beer trade.
Patrolman Finnegan OF the Chaffee
street station has returned from his vaca-
ton which he spent with relatives at
Bridgeport. Conn.
An attic room at u Laurel Hill avenue