The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-12
DOUBLE EFUNERAL
OF COVE VICTIMS
Mrs. Ira Holland and Miss Hazel Weeden Buried To-
day From Residence of Mrs Martin Waterman,
In OIneyville-Popular Telephone Operator Dead.

under the auspices OF the Immaculate
Conception. Saturday. so gratifying sue
cess and also thonked the church%socie-
ties for the assistance rendered.
ALL READY FOR TOMORROW EVEN
ING.
Division No. 10. Ladies' Auxiliary. OF
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians, met
yesterday afternoon and made ali ar
rangements for the entertaining OF Divis-
ion No 20 of the order OF Hibernians. In
Guild hall tomorrow evening.
NO CHANGE IN MIRA wINN's CON-
DITION.
The latest reports from the bedside of
former Councilman Henry NJ. Winn ere
by no means encouraging to his many
friends. for there In but little IL any
change in his condition since yesterday
morning.
GENERAL MENTION.
At the meeting OF the Holy Name soci-
gwen by the spiritual director. the Rev.
FIR. Little, after which the society voted
TO attend quarterly communion on sun
day, Sept. s. i.
friends in his REQ machine TO Wallum
Pond yesterday, where they called upon
some more friends. The party other than
Mr.; Beatty, were Patrick j. Fox Andrew
Mcnamara and John Feeley.
Mr.. Peter Smith. one OF the best known
young men about Olneyville square, has
returned TO his home from the Rhode
Island hospital, where no was pulled
Owing to the number OF men who are
on their vacations or nthe sick list, no
less than eight men are called upon to
do the work OF the night shirt, Wnlcn
calls for 15 men.
The Rhode Island company before
calling Its men off on Manton avenue
Saturday night put the track in con-
dition so that passengers would not
be obliged to walk from one end Of
the break" to the other.
Charles Cannon and Edward Coyle
have become full-fedged members OF
ST. Teresa's branch OF the Irish Cath
Ollie Benevolent union.
At the meeting OF ST. Teresa's In
stitute yesterday afternoon all ar
rangements were made for the re-
,ception that Is to be rendered Col. NJ
J. Degnan by the organization this
evening
Mr.. oscar SCHNEIDER. chef of the Old
Homestead club. began his vacation
this morning, most Of which he will
spend in the vicinity Of Harmony.
Mr.. John II. Hogan. the well-known
newspaper man. Is enjoying weeks
vacation. and Mr.. John Murphy, an ex-
newspaper man, IL filing the vacancy.
Mr.. James F. Hyman. clerk at John
F. Fox's. 1928 Westminster street, has
returned from his vacation. which he
spent at Point Judith.
Some one had the nerve TO steal a 70
cent brass nozzle from hose pipe at the
Chaffee street station yesterday.
Alzar Tetreault, 10 years old was ar
rested yesterday morning by Patrolman
Campbell on a warrant charging him
with being a vagrant.
Messrs. Daniel O'Connell and Edward
McManus. who have been the guests OF
friends here, returned to their homes at
Boston this morning.
Patrolman Patrick A. Sullivan OF the
Chaffee street station Is on on ms annuai
vacation.
Two new boilers are being Installed In
the power plant of the Manton mills at
Manton.
John Thompson. we'll known in this sec
tion has accepted a position as clerk at
the Hotel Dreyfus on Washington street
The Misses Mary. Annie and Margaret
Donahue OF Wood street are visiting rel
atives at Milford. Mass
The Sunset club will hold meeting In
their pariors on Pocasset avenue this
evening