The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-09
0LNEYVlLLE
John Mclaughlin, Well Known
Citizen, Dies Suddenly-Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Chase Observe
2sth Wedding Anniversary.

John Mclaughlin. who has been In the
coal trade for many years, was found In
an unconscious condition by one OF his
sons. at his home. 20 Merino avenue at
an early hour yesterday morning. The
young man called DR.. Barnes. who re-
sponded at once only 10 find that MI
Mclaughlin had passed away
The deceased had been ailing for
number OF years. Mr.. Mclaughlin was
among the old-time residents OF this sec
ton, was always ready to do what
he could 10 help an unfortunate
family out in time 81 need. His funeral
will be held at ST. Anthony's church to-
morrow morning at O'Clock.
Mrs j. Ida Main. wife OF j. Clarence
Main, died suddenly at her home 52S
Plainfeld street. yesterday morning
A COSTLY NICKEL.
A new nickel sent James Connolly to the
state farm. where he VIII remain uhtli
the leaves begin 10 fall again The STORY
is told I'm another column.
CHURCH WORKER DEAD
Margaret, wife of Maurice Powers, died
AZ her home, l2g Julian street, yeSteruay.
Few women were better known In 81,
Mary's church than she, and none was
more ready and willing TO do 10 the ex-
tent of her means and time Tor the poor
and unfortunate tldn the utNtdo'us .,hV
was a willing worker for the church with
her husband, who has for many years
been one OF the leading parishioners' She
leaves To mourn her loss besides her nus
band. Michael "A son, who holds proml-
nent poSition I'm one OF the local mills ana
two daughters, one being the wire OF
John McGann, who lives on Balnprluee .
avenue, and Marya who makes ner noihe ne
with her parents. Her funeral VIII be
held at ST Mary's church tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
25 YEARS MARRIED.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chase observed
the silver anniversary of thelr
wedding ceremony at their home. Z Bal
timore street Saturday evening. The
house was very prettiy decorated for the
occasion and they. were the recipients OF
many timely PRESENTS. Miss Ethel Is.
Mathewson read an interesting paper on
the Journey made by Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
during the 25 years OF their married life'
and Mrs. j. V. Osterhout read letter
from her husband. the Rev. j. V. Oster-
hout, who is now at Brooklyn, ~ y, ana
was pastor OF the Broadway Baptist
church, where Mr.. and Mrs. Chase have
been members for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase were assisted In
receiving their guests by their daughter.
Zilpha, and their son, Leveritt The ush-
ers were Messrs. Carl Chase and George
Il. Mathewson. An elaborate supper was
served
A MYSTERY TO SOLVE
The officials OF the Chaffee street police
station have quite mystery to solve.
for Michael Gallagher OF II Delaine street
called at the office yesterday morning and
made the statement that his brother. Jo-
seph. had been assaulted on killingly
avenue by three men.
Chief OF Police Durcharme of Johnston
was called up by the local police and he
learned that there was a row near the
home OF former Councilman Turtellotte
on Killingly avenue. and the chief also
said that some one along the road report
ed that the report OF revolver was
heard. and last but not least. that at least
two women were mixed up In the affair.
Gallagher had when he left home 5000
tucked away between his trousers and
underwear. which was not taken from
him. which leads the local police to be-
lievc that robbery was not the intent Up
TO noon today Capt Whipple had got no
trace OF Jennings nor Mr.. Gallagher's
team, and as Jennings Is said to belong
in Connecticut. Il Is believed that he is
heading for that state or has left the team
at some stable near the state line
TOLD TO CUT 1T OUT"
lt Is reported that two liquor dealers in
the town OF Johnston opened up for husi-
ness yesterday but word was sent them
In hurry by Chief OF Police Ducharme
TO "cut II OUT at once and they cut it
out