The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-08
OLNEYvILLE
st. Mary's Holy Name Society
Names Committee to Receive
FIR. Powers Remains-Patrol-
men Chase Milk Thieves.
Gold Laden Purse Disappears.

The Holy Name society OF st. Mary,
Catholic church met I'm the chapel OF the
church on Barton street last evening with
delegations from Division No 20. Ancien
Order Hibernians, and Hope council, No
Ss9, OF which the late Rev. Fr Joseph A
Powers was member and took action
on the death OF this well-known Christian
/ man at the home OF his father at Fal
River yesterday morning
The meeting was called to order by the
Rev. Fr. James A. Craig after which
John O'Connell was elected chairman and
John Finnegan secretary and the follow
ing were appointed a committee TO ro-
ceive the remains at the Fox Point depot
this afternoon at O'Clock; James Nc
Caffrey. Knights OF Columbus: Thomas
II. Beatty, Ancient order OF Hibernians;
Thomas Finneran. Holy Name society,
and John O'Connel.
The guard or honor to keep an all-niglls
vigil over the remains will be as follows:
From to .. Joseph Hackett, Martin Fee
ney, John Noon and John T. Harlow;
from to IL, Augustus Smith, Arthur Sla-
ter Martin Costello and w. Brady: from
IL TO /, Michael Murphy, William Walsh,
Daniel McWilliams and Francis Gala
CHER; from TO ., James T.. O'Connor, Jo-
seph DunpheyJ Christopher Quinn and
Frederick Appleton: from 3 to 5, Michael
Walsh, L. Quinn, George Riley and Jerry
Gaudett; from TO 7. Thomas Farrell
James J. McCabe. William ii. Noonan
and T. Riley; from TO Q. Edward Muir
ply. John Troy. Patrick Carahan and
Thomas Kearns; from till after the
mass Is over the pail bearers and hon
orary bearers will act as guard. They
will be appointed by Rev Thomas Il.
Grace, the pastor.
Before the convocation adjourned the
gathering, led by FIR Craig. said a special
prayer for the dead priest
Frs. Craig and Little left for Faii
River early this morning to accompany
the body on its trip TO this city. The Of
ncers OF the mass are: Celebrant, Rev.
James A. Craig OF St Mary's; deacon,
Rev. John II. Sullivan of st. Agnes; SUBJ
deacon. Rev. Joseph Little OF ST. Mary's;
master of ceremonies, FIR. Phelan of ST.
Patrick's. The eulogy will be delivered
by Rev. Thomas p. Grace. rector of st.
Mary's.
Twelve ushers were appointed. as fol-
lows: John Feeney. Joseph Hackett, Jo-
seph Dunphey, Jerry Gaudett. w. III.
Noonan, Francis A. Gallagher, Daniel
McWilliams, Thomas Finneran, James
Kearns, Henry McDeed. Christopher
Quinn and Michael Il. Murphy. Jonn
OConnell will have the supervision of
the ushers and guard.
MISS SHERLOCK LAID AT REST.
The funeral of Miss Alice Sherlock was
held at ST. Mary's church this morning,
and was attended by large number OF
the friends OF the family. which Is one
Of the best known in this section. The
deceased. while but Is years old, had en-
ieared herself TO those i'm the vicinity
m which she had lived 10 such an extent
hat all, old and young. and OF all creeds
md nationalities, sent to the house OF
at her late home, 1913 Westmin-
iter street, a beautiful floral emblem.
The service at st. Mary's church this
morning was conducted by the Rev. FIR.
O'Brien. and was largely attended from
he fact that death had visited this fam
ly three times within a few weeks. There
we're none who knew this young lady but
looked upon her as Christian and one
Who was devoted 10 those who had been
eft by her father and mother for her to
care for, and this duty, 80 far as her
health and strength would allow she did
her utmost 10 discharge.
The bearers were James Doyle, John
Drury, Edward Barr. Patrick Walsh.
The intermept was at St. AIMS ceme-
terry at Cranston.
CHASED MILK STEALERS.
Patrolmen Higgins and Lee OF the
Chaffee street station had lively chase
after two might hawks" on Atwell's ave-
nue. just before daylight this morning
and they succeeded I'm bagging their
game. The young men were seen by the
patromen 10 refresh themselves from
can of milk that had been left in the
doorway of a store and when the men saw
the patrolmen they started on run, but
after a chase through yards and over
fences were caught. AZ the station they
game the names OF Kelly and Burns.
LOST $50.
Mrs. T.. Coleman of AZ Hartford avenue
lost while going from 104 Valley street to
her home yesterday afternoon, her purse,
which contained three $40 gold pieces. and
Sc In bills. She has reported her loss at
the Chaffce street station.
GENERAL MENTION.
A young woman. named Lillian Brown.
fell i'm "A ut on the square this morning
and was taken into the salesroom of the
Banspach Bros. by Patrolmen Bates and
Feeney OF the Chaffee street station,
where the young woman was cared for
and one of the local physicians was called.
Later she was sent TO her home on Grams
ton street I'm n carriage.
Woonasquatucket tribe OF Red Men met
In Springers hall on Westminster street,
last evening and conferred the chieftains
degree upon a number OF candidates, af-
ter which collation. was served.
There will he a special meeting Of
ST. Mary's Holy Name society tonight at
1880 in the chapel on Barton street. TO
take action on the death OF Rev. Joseph
Powers.
JOHN oCoNNELL. President.
There will be a special meeting of
Hope council, knights of Columbus 10.
night at 7:3o I'm the chapel on Barton
street To take action on tho death OF
Rev. Joseph Powers.
JAMES McCAFFREY. Grand knight
There will be n special meeting OF
Division No. 20, A. q. H.. tonight at 1880,
in the chapel on Barton street, 10 take
action on the death OF Rev. Joseph Pow
crs
THOMAS Il. BEATTY. Vice President.