The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-14
.OLNEYv|LLE
Pastor ST. MaTy's Church Reads
the Financial Statement
St. Mary's Branch, |. c. B. u,
InstaIIs Officers

At the services of st. Mary's Catholic
church yesterday the pastor Rev fr'
Thomas p. Grace, read the annual cnurch
report and heartily thanked his congre-
cation for the interest manifested in as
s,stine him during the year. He thanked
the several societies and especially the
Holy Name society. The receipts for the
wear with the amount on hand last year
was $50. .6ss "a, and the disbursements were
800 2s7 81, leaving balance OF sSooi 10.
since Jan. !, of this year FIR. Grace stated
that he paid out s2S5l.7S and at the pres
ent time there is on hand $500
The school debt which was at the De
ginning of the year $4,000 had been re-
duced to s3l 900 and ne stated that he could
have paid another $1,000 on this account,
hut did not care to be without a sum-
cient amount of cash on hand TO care TOT
emergencies
He also referred to the exercises that
are to be held by the Holy Name socleties
OF the diocese at the Cathedral next sun
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The society
of this church will meet at the chapel
at 2lb and weather permitting, VIII
march 10 the Cathedral. The services yes
terdav was preached by French priest
WERE PUBLICLY INSTALLED.
THE officers-elect OF St Mary's branch
of the irish Catholic Benevolent union
we're publicly installed in Guild hall, yes
terday afternoon by the national treasur-
er, John ]. Barrett. The officers are as
follows. President Martin T. Feeney;
vice president, Harry Chapman; financial
secretary, James Hunt; recording secre-
tary. Joseph Hedderman; treasurer, > A.
Iarnev: sick committee. James Wilnams;
nhvsician. John r. Cannon, NJ. u.
There were two pleasing features on the
program. one being the presence OF John
A. Murray, aptain OF the Third police dis-
trict. who has the honor of being the hrst
president OF the branch and VINO mace
very interesting address The other was
the presentation OF handsome parlor
clock TO President Feeney. who has been
for many years an earnest worker. A very
ENJOYABLE musical program was given and
a collation. served.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The HOLY Name society OF ST. Theresa's
church met Yesterday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, John Mule
day; secretary. william Mulcahey; treas
urer. Rev Fr. w 3. Flynn. There was
an attendance OF about 100 and more
than IN applications were received. Fr.
Flynn made a very interesting address
and said that he hoped that each mem
ber OF the organization would do his full
duty 10 himself. the church. the society
and his felowman Next Sunday after
noon there will he two special cars at the
church to convey the members 10 the ca
thedral when the Holy Name societies
Of the state are 10 hold a reunion meet
ing
WILL BE SETTLED TO-DAY.
The placing Of keeper AZ the Earns
cliffe mills Saturday afternoon. caused
considerable comment but upon investi-
CATION Il was found that a little difference
OF opinion between Walter a Guile. the
present head OF tho concern, and Herman
waterhouse. foreman partner. was the
cause and that those differences will he
adjusted today. The amount of cash in
volved I'm the controversy Is nearly s2F0
COO
LOCATED AT SYRACUSE.
Thomas Christian, freight agent at tho
olneyville station OF the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad has receiv-
ed word that HIS son William J.. who
was recently ordained 10 the priesthood
had been assigned to SO Johns Evangeli.
cal church AZ Syracuse, y Y whore ne
preached his hrst sermon Sunday. Jan
ST. ANTHONY's CHURCH.
The Rev. Fr. George w. Brown, pastor