The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-13
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Albert Waligura. I8, Dies AS
Result of Injuries.-St. Teresa's
Institute Nine to Hold Social.

MS nome. III Kelly street. yesterday
morning. About one week ago. he with
other young men, was playing on small
pond near his home. and was accidentally
struck on the head by one OF his COM
panions. At the time he nor his COM
panions thought that any serious injury
was done. but day or two later the
young mun was taken sick. Bert as he
was best known. was very popular boy.
and had spent nearly all OF his life in
the vicinity where he died. His funeral
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o clock.
RoBBER DID NOT COME BACK.
AT Z o'clock this morning Patrolman
Giblin OF the Chaffee street station, In
making his rounds. found that an at
tempt had been made to force open the
front door Of a liquor saloon at 5s Flor
ence street with some sharp instrument.
The patrolman. thinking that the robber
or robbers might still be lurking I'm the
vicinity. strolled away as II he had not
time sent word to the station. and the
owner OF the saloon, but no one was seen
afterwards.
A STRANGER PASSES AWAY.
Yesterday afternoon Otto Connor, who
lives at l4 Hartford avenue, called at
the Chaffee street police station, and re-
ported that a man named Louis Early. &c
years old. who for a number OF months
had been employed as a weaver In one of
=
home The deceased. so far as Mr.. Con-
nor knew, had no relatives. and as he had
been In Ill health for some time. did nH
have any money. The city officials took
charge OF the remains. and Will make an
effort to locate relatives.
WILL. HOLD A SOCIAL.
The baseball club of st. Teresas Insti-
tute, which Is connected with st. Teresa 8
church. will hold a social In Library hall
on Wednesday. Jan. g. The following
...A LII, thn
rangements James Feeney. chairman;
Charles J. Allen, treasurer; Philip ]. S!l-
va, secretary; John Casey and Thomas
McMaugh.
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.
Division No. 10 of the Ladies' auxiliary.
Textile hall tomorrow evening, when the
| officers-elect will be installed. The COM
mittee who have charge OF the AFFAIRS are
arranging lengthy program. for large
| itors Will be the state Officers
WE'RE THE GUESTS OF bob"
The wyandotte club. which is largely
composed of well known business men Of
this section. were the guests OF the newly
elected president. Robert Meyers, at the
club house at Auburn yesterday and as
, the Banspach brothers, the well-known
local caterers furnished the spread"
II Is quite needless 10 say that II was
good one.
WILL BE AN IMPOSING CEREMONY.
| Next Sunday the feast of the Holy
Name will be observed at st. Mary's
church at the regular vesper service hour
Music for the ceremony VIII be furnished
by goo boys, who form the Junior Holy
Name society OF the church. and will be
assisted by the adult branch. The cere-
mony will be under the direction Of the
4 Fr
and the spiritual director OF the Holy
| Name Society the Rev Fr. Little.
| ALL WILL CALL.
| Tomorrow evening Patrolman Martin p.
Feeney Of the Chaffee street station and
wife will celebrate the 25th anniversary
Of their wedding ceremony. Capt Whip
pie of the station has so arranged mat
| tors that every member of the station
| can call upon the happy couple during the
| evening. The event will be held at Mr..
Feeney's residence on Westminster
street, corner OF Howard street.
CELEBRATED THEIR 18TH ANN
| vERSARY.
| The local branch OF the Independent
| Order of Foresters celebrated their first
anniversary IN Springer's hall last eve-
ming The exercises consisted OF mu-
| sical and literarv program and a supper
which was served by the Banspach
| brothers.
ALDERMAN MMANN ENTERTAINS.
| The members OF the Tenth Ward Tax
| payers club were generously entertained
| by Alderman McMann In Columbia hall,
yesterday afternoon. The special guest
OF the afternoon was Alderman Dunn.
Goodfellowship reigned supreme.
THE STATE PRESIDENT WILL. BE
THE GUEST.
This evening Henry Martin. state presi-
| dent OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent
| union. will be the guest OF st. Patricia 3
branch. at their hall on Academy avenue.
WILL EXEMPLIFY SECRET WORK.
| Mr. Martin p. Feeney of this place.
who has the honor OF holding the position
OF treasurer of the national council of
| the Irish Catholic Benevolent union, and
the degree team from 81 Mary's branch,
will visit FIR. Pyne branch, at Bartlett s
hall on Smith street. this evening and will
! exempllfy the secret work of the order.
GENERAL MENTION.
Peace council of the Catholic woman's
Benevolent league. will hold an entertain
ment and dance In their hall I'm Olneyville
| square this evening.
While,on her way to services at St An
thongs church yesterday morning, Miss
LILLIAN Faney. of 13 Viola street, lost a
gold chain and locket. which she has re-
quested the police to find.
Patrol Driver Patrick Cooney of the
Chaffee street station, who has been con-
| fined TO his homo by the grippe for some
time. reported for duty this morning.
Thomas Beens, a wel-known youn man.
Is seriously Ill at his home. Palmer
| street
Mr. Arthur Collins. who has been con-
fined to his home on Union avenue for
some time, Is now able to be out a por-
tlon of every pleasant day.
The Folorn Bunch made a surprise visit
TO Arthur Cronin. one OF their members.
at his homo on Ives street last evening.
and were very pleasantly entertained
Editor Harden Still Alive