The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-03
OLNEYvILLE
Large Glass Confirmed at 81.
Anthony's Church Yesterday
Only the Men Had Money; the
Women Had None. ...kOteS

At the morning service of st. An
thongs church yesterday the sacra-
mert of confirmation was administered
to 40 girls, 40 boys and five adults
by Bishop Harkins. Then followed a
sermon, in which the bishop urged the
girls to be careful of the company that
they keep, the places of amusement
they attended and above all TO be duti-
full to their parents. To the boys he
said he wanted them TO abstain from
slang and drink and to honor and obey
their parents.
At the 10 o'clock service the bishop
preached an eloquent sermon, taking
for his subject Devotion TO the Holy
Eucharist During the octave OF the
Feast of Corpus Christi" All of the
services were largely attended.
HAD MONEY.
During the past "a hours three men
and one woman were taken into Gus
tody in this district The men were
fairly well supplied with money. there
being a little more than $50 found
among their effects.
The woman, who was arrested early
this morning. was a hard looking per-
son and is believed to have some sort
OF a place called home in the Fourth
district. She had no money.
A CUTTING AFFRAY.
The officers of the Chaffee street
police station were called to the Silver
Lake district last evening TO investi-
gate a cutting affray and found that
a man named Nocola Piscitella had
been cut on his right hand by a
young man whose name is said to be
Carminie Poulton.
SOLEMN HIGH MASS.
The service OF the 40 hours devotion
at st. Mary's church came TO a close
at the 1890 service yesterday morn
ing with a solemn high mass. The
Rev. Fr. Joseph Little was the cele-
brant. Rev FIR. T. p. Grace. deacon,
and Rev. FIR. James Craig, sub-deacon.
THEIR TURN THIS WEEK.
The spare men at the Chaffee street
police station started in again this
morning to spend an hour or more at
the American Locomotive works. where
there is a strike on. This work last
week was performed by the men from
the knight street station.
ON LOOKOUT FOR BURGLARS.
The officers of the Chaffee street police
station were requested by telephone at
1870 yesterday morning TO be on the look
out for two burglars. who had been shot
at by the police OF Cranston. Chief Of Pc.
lice Bigbee telephoning that the men
headed for Olneyville.
THANKED HIS PARISHIONERS.
At all OF the services I'm st. Mary's
church yesterday Rev. Fr. Thomas r.
Grace thanked the members for the hear
~ support given the entertainment held
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of tho
past week More than 2OO0 tickets were
sold.
GENERAL MENTION.
Marguerite Martell wso was about 10
years old, died at the residence OF her
daughter Mrs. Beaulieu. PIG Oak street.
Saturday evening" where her funeral will
be held tomorrow morning at s O'Clock.
Mary. wife OF Michael J. Cox. the lat
ter being well-known In military circles.
died suddenly at her home. 81 Judith
street, yesterday.
John Fricker OF CT Toby street while
making n purchase in n local store Sat-
urday evening lost three rings He re-
ported his loss 10 the police
Miss Annie Guy, % years old living at
q Pocasset avenue. is reported as missing
from home since Sunday. May %. Her
parents have reported the facts to tho
police
John Murphy. well-known in this sec
tion. assumed the editors chair OF the
Pawtuxet Valley Times today.