The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-09

court.
The following named young ladies' nave
assisted in making the fairsa success:
Miss Marion Meegan. Miss Katharine
Pyrne. Miss Helen Hulett Miss Mary
yyhlteley. Miss May Keaney, tRss Annie
Casey Miss Hanna Wells, NAs Katie
Doling Miss Eta Russell, Miss Lizzie
Riggie Mrs. Charles Hawkins. Miss Ber-
tha Smith. Mrs. L. r. Rounds, Miss Kit
tie McGirr Miss Ruth Cannon. Miss Jose
phlne Parent. Mise Louisa Williams, MISS
eliza Williams, Miss Marion King. Miss
Nellie Hanley, Miss Annie Yeasey. Miss
Alice Newton, Miss Charlotte Conroy'
Miss Mary Lavery, Miss Teresa Veasey'
Miss Mary Lannon, Miss Jennie Lannon,
Miss Rose o'Brien, Miss Nellie MoGarry.
Mrs. William Gorton. Miss Annie Meegan.
Miss Agnes Gorton. Miss Mamie Lovet
Miss Grace Lovet Miss Margaret Gorton,
Miss Lillian Russell Miss Irene McNeill,
Miss Katie sullivan. Mrs. Saunders VIII
son, Miss Jennie Hanley. Miss Martha
Ifanley.
ThN general committees were made up
as follows: Committee OF arrangements,
Joseph Hadheld, chairman, Charles Nee
gan. secretary: Frank l. Hulett, treas
ury: music and entertainment. a. +. Be
dard, chairman. Charles Lilly, William
Gorton, Peter j. Teoo. John j. Radigan,
Fred Knowles, John supplies, Thomas
yeasey, John Feeley. Charles Hawkins
David Plante; soliciting committee, Fred
H. Burroughs. chairman. William Clancy
Richard Gibbons, Thomas Hogg, Byron
Leigh. William Hunt, William Geary,
John r Gibbons W. &. COnnors, William
McGarry, Antoneo Demereo; reception
committee John III. Walsh. William Con-
nors, Saunders ]. Wilson. John McEvoy.
William Koch. James Tippan. John
Eyles: refreshment committee, James
McDeed. George N Bowen. John Tucker,
f. j. Markey. Patrick Murray, James Ne
Laughlin, Lawrence J. Coffey,
The officers of the court are as follows;
C. r. Thomas A Crawford. ID. ;. G. r.,
George B. Monahan; treasurer, Philip ;.
Jovett; financial secretary. John p. Con-
lev: recording secretary. Michael ]. Ban
nisan: :. W., James r. Mcdonald. j. w.
Nicholas Bell. $. B., Michael II. kehoe;
j. B., David H. Dawson. lecturer. Will
liam Gilroil. trustees. Michael Murphy.
Thomas A. Crawford, ist, George +.
Earnshaw; physician, Luke + BARLEY,
y. ID.
DID NOT GO TO SCHOOL.
Christopher Washington OF - starviH
street and John Morris, So Prudence ave-
nue.. were called for by the police at an
early hour this morning for not going TO
school. The Morris boy has been on pro-
bation for few weeks. Eldridge Poud-
rier was also called for at his home on
Herschel street on warrant charging him
with failing to send his little son 10
school.
WAS INJURED BY A FALL.
Thomas ciarvcy OF Al Florence street
was taken sick on Harris avenue yester-
day afternoon and on falling to the side
walk was quite badly injured about his
face He was taken into 455 Harris ave.
nue. and later in the afternoon was taken
20 his home.
SENT TO THE HOSPITAL.
John Dolan while somewhat under tho
influence OF liquor fell on Stokes street
yesterday afternoon and Capt. whipple
of the Chsffee street police station found
that Dolan had sustained fractured an
kle so sent him to the Rhode Island hos
pital.
LOST HER WATCH.
Miss Rose McCabe. while returning from
St Mary's church 10 her home, II Howard
street. last evening lost her gold
watch and as IL was keep
cake the finder will confer great favor
by returning the same TO Miss McCabe.
FOUND HER CASH.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth
Coleman. of AZ Hartford avenue, reported
to the officer In charge at the Chaffee
street police station. that she had lost
her purse, containing a number of gold
coins and s. in bills. Inspector Wilkin-
son was sent out TO look for the same and
x1a1 a., And md Oh
covering in the home OF Mrs. Coleman
she having forgotten where she had hid
den it,
BACK FROM WEDDING TOUR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denney Pascone. who wer,
united I'm marriage at Thornton Sunda!
afternoon, returned from their weddin,
tour this morning.
THE kids" GOT SOME.
Patrofman Martin J.. Eeeney had a liyel
time in preventing a lot OF kids" fror
getting away with a lot of slippery er
lozenges that fell from wagon IN tn
square yesterday afternoon, and as il wa
about as many were "swiped'' as wcr
shoveled up.
FIR. KEARNS AT HOME.
The Rev. FIR. Thomas Kearns. who fc
some time was dangerously Ill at Atlanti
City. ~. j., with typhoid fever, IL now
"
and Is getting along very comfortably.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HOGAN.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann Hogan, VII
was among the best known OF the olds
residents of the annexed district. was hel
at her late residence. 40 Sterling avenue
yesterday morning. and was followed wit
q service at ST. Anthony's Catholi
church, in which she took "A deep inter
est, the service being conducted by IN
Rev. FIR. Murphy. There were many beau
tfful floral tributes. the more prominen
ones coming from the associates OF he
son. James III. Hogan. who is the loca
representative OF the Providence Tribune
the winding department OF the Atlantis
Mills. and the millinery department OF TIT
Outlet company, where members of tn,
family hold prominent positions.
The bearers were Messrs. Henry Hogan
Thomas Fallon. William Dooley and ~ J
Gordon. The interment was at ST Fran
els cemetery.
WAS ROOM FOR MORE.
There were not as many at the soca
held by Perseverance company OF IN,
Uniform Rank. knights OF Pythias. held
In Springer's hall last evening as the or
Ennization looked for but what was miss
Ing In numbers was made up in sociabil
ity Those IN charge were ~ follows: Ar
thur Holesta, James Chstterley, waltai
Mason. Mervfn A. Hartshorn and Johr
Wright Music was furnished by Fay's or,