The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-07

There was an attendance OF 150 at the
meeting OF the Holy Name society OF st.
Mary's church yesterday afternoon. when
10 candidates were admitted and the fol-
owing officers were elected President,
John O'Connel: vice presidents. Joseph
Appleton and Patrick Padien: treasurer,
Rev FIR. Thomas +. Grace financial sec
retary. Thomas Finneran: recording sec
retary. Frank Gallagher: spiritual direc-
tor. Rev. FIR. Joseph Powers; consultors,
Jerry Gaudett. Dr. j. J. Baggott and
Frank McGovern.
The singing by the members was one OF
the features OF the meeting and John
Troy. who was assisted by Jerry Gau-
dett Or J. J Baggott; Joseph Bagsott'
will have charge of this part OF the exer-
.ises in the future. on Sunday afternoon,
Ian. ~, the organization Will meet at the
oody TO the cathedral where they will at
iend a special service, at the invitation of
Vicar General Doran. through the spir-
ttual director, Fr. Powers. II is the inten-
tion OF the vicar general 70 form union
OF the several Holy Name societies In the
state on the same plan that now exists In
New York. which at It's last meeting had
an attendance OF 1900
At the conclusion OF the session the or
ganization visited the residence OF the
family OF their deceased associate. John
Cunningham. on Barton street where the
lltany was read and the last respects paid
the deceased. whose funeral was held at
Ing.
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
At the meeting of Division No 20. An
Client Order OF Hibernians. yesterday the
Messrs. Oates and Kennedy OF the county
board: President. John L. Cannon; vice
president. John +. Beatty; recording secre-
tary. Thomas Kelly; financial secretary
John Feeley; treasurer. Patrick J. Fox
There was a delegation present from La
dies Auxiliary, No. 10. who with the di-
"Wednesday evening.
TOLD DIFFERENT STORIES.
Rame Medic and John Morris. boys
were taken into custody yesterday by Pa
trolman Luby on suspicion OF larceny. A
third bo- ~amed Clarke was mixed up In
the affe... and he told so many different
stories that the police could not figure
out who was wrong and who was right
promise 20 come TO the station when
wanted.
DIED FROM SCARLET FEVER.
Cora T. spinney. daughter OF Annie
Weeden, and the late James Spinney died
AT her home S55 Plainfield street. yester-
day from scarlet fever. after an illness
OF about "a hours. The attending physi-
clan called upon her Yesterday forenoon
less than an hour she died She was IS
years old.
DOGS ARE SCARCE.
The laws relating 10 dogs Is being OBJ
served pretty closely by the citizens OF
this place. as the men who have been as
signed by Capt Msrston TO do this duty
saw only two stray dogs yesterday. and
these were so far away that they could
not he captured.
JAMES HAFEY DEAD.
James Hafey who was injured at the
Banigan Rubber works a few days ago,
died at the Rhode Island hospital Satur-
day His funeral will be held at the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament tomor-
row morning al o'clock.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mrs. c. j. Heating. who has been away
for about six weeks for the benefit OF her
health, returned 10 her home on Killingly
avenue yesterday and has been very
much improved by the journey.
Coughs on Manton avenue, was quite
badly injured this morning as the result
or collision with heavy express wagon:
Ladies' auxiliary, No 10. Ancient order OF
Hbernlans, will be installed and the COM
n!ttee on the union entertainment will
Sergeant Potter OF the Chaffee street
police station, who has been confined to
his home for some time with rheuma tism,
reported for duty last evening.
Edward +. Gill, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents on Deborah
street. returned 70 resume his studies at
the Baltimore Medical college today.
Patrolman Kane OF the Chaffee street
station was assigned TO duty at the inau-
gural exercises at the city hall today.
The young folks of st Theresa g Catho-
held in the near future.
Mr.. Michael O'Connell, who has been
visiting relatives in this section. returned
20 his home In Boston yesterday.
John Cassidy of Fall River is the guest
Of Thomas r, Grady, the druggist of this
place.