The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-11
0LNEYvILLE,
Mr.. Larraway Dies Suddenly
While Seated in Easy Chair.
Funeral Of {. Crawford Hale
Largely Attended. Other Notes.

Luther Larraway, who for many years
was I'm business at the corner OF Plainheld
and Edna streets, died suddenly at his
residence on Webster avenue yesterday
morning About is months ago he retired
from active business. Previous 10 en-
gaging in business he had been engaged
I'm textile work and was one or the best
known mill men In the state. He was In
his usual health Saturday. but during the
night he could not sleep. lie told his wife
he thought he could rest more easily In
an easy chair. and as soon as Mrs. LARA
way saw him comfortably seated she re-
tired but she did not go TO sleep. She
had no idea that her husband's condition
was critical A little later she went into
the front room where he was seated and
found he had expired.
Mr.. Larraway was of liberal and
genial disposition. He leaves, besides a
widow, one son, James s.. and three
daughters, Irene. Clara and Dorothy. He
was member of Granite lodge of Masons
of Woonsocket, Calvary commandery and
Worcester lodge of odd Fellows OF Wor-
cester Mass.
FUNERAL OF Il. C. HALE.
The funeral of Il. Crawford Hale was
held at his late residence 50 Whittier
avenue, yesterday afternoon. the services
Rev. G. l.. Rice OF the Church OF the
Messiah There was present a delegation
OF so from Manufacturers lodge of odd
Fellows, OF which the deceased was
that organization and were as follows:
Joseph Cough A. Waterman Smith, John
E. Bowen and Cyril Carpenter. The SER
vices at the North Burial Ground were
conducted by the Rev. c. L. Rice. and
were followed by the solemn and impress
sive burial ceremony OF the Odd Fellows,
John Hawthorne being the noble grand
and Edward j. Shawcross chaplain. There
were many handsome floral offerings.
A GENEROUS RESPONSE.
At the 10:30 service in st. Mary's church
yesterday morning the Rev. FIR. Thomas
i. Grace thanked the congregation for its
the churches OF San Francisco. 1t is but
two weeks since this congregation made
generous response TO the general fund of
the stricken city.
LAID AT REST.
The funeral OF william Mattisck, who
died at 20 Judith street Friday, was held
Saturday afternoon at the Polish church
on Ridge street. The deceased had been
In this country but few days and was
without friends or relatives. Undertaken
John +. Harlow took II upon himself to
give the unfortunate man a Christian bur-
ial. The interment was at St. AIMS Gem
etery.
ATTENDED COMMUNION.
The Holy Name socinety OF st. Marys
church received holy communion at the
o'clock service OF that church yesterday
morning. after which the devotional ser
Vices OF the organization were conducted
Dy tne spiritual director, the RcN. TT.
Joseph Powers.
OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Mrs. Annie v. Byron, widow OF Patrick
! Byron. died a { her residence. II Magnolia
| street. yesterday. Mrs. Byron was among
the Oldest residents OF this place. Her
maiden name was Troy and Troy street
was named in honor OF her father She
was much beloved by all who knew her.
CHEERING NEWS.
AZ tho morning services OF St An
| thongs Catholic church yesterday morn
Ing. Rev. FIR George w Brown made tho
pleasant announcement that during the
week he had paid the sum OF 5000 oii
| the debt OF the church, which leaves a
| balance OF 81 200. lie thanked the MEM
port.
GENERAL MENTION.
Peter Tunniclire OF No. Marvin
/ street, In accordance with his usual
| custom. took all OF those I'm his cm-
ploy and the members OF the Grover
OF the club at Rocky Point yesterday
and gave them their hll OF all Sood
things TO eat and drink In honor OF
his birthday.
will commence with solemn high
| mass at ST. Mnry's church at = O'Clock
| Friday morning and viii close with the
mass on Sunday morning at 1880
| o'clock.
The night patrolmen OF the Chaffee
| street station go out carrying many
| lanterns which are hung on the wash
outs made by the heavy rain OF Satur-
Napoleon Paquin of 81 whittier ave-
nue. reported To the police that his
house was badly damaged by lighting
Antonio s Molisky. who was report
ed TO the police as missing from his