The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-15
0LNEYvILLE
Much Interest in Identity of
Mysterious Young Woman.
Patrolman Feeney and Wife
Observe Silver Anniversary.
Perseverance Lodge Has In
stallation.

II a young man named Casey. who was
taken into custody at noon tod@y by In
spector Wilkinson and Patrolman Bates
of the Chaffee street station, can impart
the desired information at least IL fami-
lies In this section will be disturbed
For 20 days a good looking married
woman. whose home is in South Scituate
has been spending the greater part OF
her time I'm large building on Hartford
avgue The woman is about S5 years old
is well dressed and is not addicted TO
liquor. Some Of the police officials are
Of the opinion that the woman is de-
mented
r. OF p. INSTALL OFFICERS.
The officers-eect of Perseverance
lodge. Knights OF Pythias, We're installed
by District Deputy Grand Chancellor Ed
win H. Hawkins in Springer's hall last
evening and are as follows: Chancellor
commander. A. B. Bradshaw: vice chan
cellor commander, William Cliff: master
of work, Walter Mason; keeper of rec
ords and seal NJ. a. Hartshorn: master
Of finance. Edgar G. Carr: master of ex-
chequer. Mr. Mathewson; inside guard. c.
Rasmussen: outer guard, William Pal
mer At the conclusion OF the ceremony
remarks were made by the members OF
the installing board and others and n col
lation was served.
IL.
The funeral OF Albert Waliguar was
held at the residence of his parents
Frank and Margaret Waliguar. on Kelly
street yesterday afternoon. the Rev j.
vi. Lowden, pastor OF the Plainned
Street Baptist church. officiating. There
were many beautiful floral tributes for
the deceased was among the most popu-
lar young men of the section. The bear
ers were James Madden, George Nc
DOwpll Norman
Haddgan. The interment was at Pocas
set cemetery.
MARRIED o5 YEARS.
Patrolman Martin p. Feenev OF the
Chaffee street station entertained $50 of
his personal friends at his residence. cor
ner OF Westminster and Perry streets.
last evening, In honor OF tho 25th ami
versary of his wedding ceremony. No
less than so tokens I'm silver were depos-
tied on table In the homo OF the happy
couple. many of which were Of an elabo-
rate character. especially a tea set from
Mr.. Feeney's associates at tho police
station The festivities began at $3.50
O'Clock and at 80 o'clock the merry
party had not dispersed. Among those
who assisted in entertaining were Miss
Grace Holcomb, James West and George
Stock OF the EdIsonia company Mr. and
Mrs. Feeney had full and plenty OF good
things TO eat end drink in the dining
room for all who called Mr.. Feeney has
been a member OF the police department
for about IS years. the greater part OF
which he has been attached to the Chat
fee street station.
HIS CONDITION sE...OUs.
Charles Hackett, who is well known in
this section from the fact that he at one
time conducted large drug store on
Westminster hill. is said TO be In n dan
gerous condition at his home at Thorn
ton. Some time ago Mr.. Hackett was
stabbed In a row near his home and until
last evening his physician and family
thought that he would recover. and they
still retain some hope that he will
GENERAL MENTION.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
tion met In their hall on Broadway last
evening and made further arrangements
FOR the celebration of Robert Emmets
birthday, which will be observed during
the month N March.
The Oneyville Business Mems associa-
tion will hold their annual gathering and
banquet In Library hall tomorrow even
ing this being the 9th anniversary OF the
organization. The speakers Will be the
Hon Rowlasd G.. Hazard. Lieut.. Gov.
Ralph G. Watrous and His Honor Mayor
Mccarthy.
The funeral OF Eliza wife OF the late
John Shepard. was held at the residence
OF her sister. Hrs. Joseph Pagan, 967
Plalnheld street this morning and was fol-
lowed with a service at ST. Anthony's
rCatholic church and the interment was
at 81. AIMS cemetery.
Henry Brett, who has been confined 10
his home, Isl Pocasset avenue for some
time, has returned To duty at the Point
street fire station.
Fr Craig OF 81. Mary's church, who has
been confined TO the home OF his sister on
Carpenter street with blood poison. Is
now reported as being on the road to re-
covery.
There was no special business at tho
meeting OF Manufacturers lodge OF odd
Fellows last evening
Don't forget the grand social 81 Divi-
sion 20 \. O. H., Irons hail. Thursday.
Jan. l6.