The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-01-14

from an operation for appendicitis The
deceased for number OF years was em
ployed at the National Providence worsted
Mills as a msehinist aud at the time OF h s
death. was the Master Machinist at the
Nicholson File Works. His funeral was
held at his late residence. 10 De Soto 81 :.
yesterday afternoon, lie leaves a widow
and one daughter.
The officers elect OF St, Theresa's Iusti
tute were installed Monday evening in
their hall on Manton avenue aud are as
follows: President, Hubert r. Croghan
Vice President, Maurice Lavery; Record.
ing Secretary. John Casey; Financial
Secretary, John J Monahanj Treasurer,
Thomas j.. King; Sergeant.st Aims, Frank
Ryan; Librarian, Henry Lavery; Board OF
Directors, John V. Croghau, Philip w.
Osiin aud John Mulcahey. A musical pro
gram aud a supper followed.
Edgar ~ Boss, for many years a resi-
dent of Laban street aud until i'll health
forced him to retire, WAS employed by the
Volney W. Mason Co., died at the resi-.
dence OF his son, Fred A. at 39a Waterman
street, Monday. His funeral was held at
the Broadway Baptist Church, Wedues-
day atterooon at O'Clock, the interment
being AT the North End Burial Grounds.
He leaves two daughters, Mrs Nellie Coll
vim and Miss Sadie b. aud three sons,
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Some OF the gentlemen OF ST Mary's
Catholic Church on Broadway held a con.
} cert in the Hall OF the Academy connected
J with the church on Bainbrdge avenue,
Wednesday evening, the hall being hlled
; The concert was held for the benefit of the
ST. Vincent de Paurs Society, which cares
for the poor of the parish aud are taking
, part, contributing their services. Those
in charge were: DIR. Vincent ID. Baggou,
, William r. Tanning, Thomas T.. Finneran,
Joseph Hood, James X. Cannon, Martin
A. Grove, Eugene ). McKenna, !. II
Rooney, Patrick Dumphy, Patrick Cart
land, James O'Connor and James Burns
The Rhode Island Press Club he'd IL
quarterly meeting at the Olneyville Hotel
Saturday afternoon, a beefsteak dinner
being served. A note OF sympathy wa,
extended TO two of the members, who were
unable TO be present on account OF sick :
ness. President, Irving w. Hudson, former
Senator, A. Is. Lewis aud william X
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arrange for the annual meeting. Those
at the pleasant event were: living w
Hudson; former governor, ID. Russell
Brown; former senator, A B. Lewis, Jos.
eph F. Morris, Charles Carroll, William X.
Sreeter, Walter b. Norton, Grover Rice,
w. w. Lyons, Robert Z. Gr.ives, DR..
Webb, Joseph Farrelley, r. S Hammond,
" I. Wilder, Henry Hudson, John
Thornton and Merton Chesman
Miss Ethel J., daughter of The late John
and Az usta Handel, died at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Charlotte Reynolds, "a
Petteys avenue, Wednesday afternoon OF
last week from pneumonia, Miss Handel,
who was about IS years old, was taken sick
late Sunday afternoon and later in the even.
ing, her relatives became aware Of the fact
that she was critically Ill. The young
woman came here with her parents from
Canton, Mass, when a child and for a
number of wears or until her parents died,
lived at 29I PiaiDheld street and was a
graduate OF the Webster Avenue Gram.
mar School. She was deeply interested IN
the affairs OF the Church Of Messiah and the
| Young Womans' Christian Association.
She was an extremely modest person and
OF quiet and retiring disposition and OF a
loving and gentle nature. She was en-
ployed as a clerk in the Office Of an Insur.
aDce Co. Her funeral was held on Friday
last, the Rev. I Collins officiating and
the iuterment will be in the family plot al
Canton. Mass. She leaves two sisters and
two brothers.
At the meeting OF Manufacturers Lodge
Of Odd Fellows on Tuesday evening OF last
week, District Deputy, Grand Master,
Frank n. Shsfer and board, installed the
following officers: Noble Grand, Elisha 0.
T.. Walch; Vice Grand, Daniel Lesson
Recording Secretary, Lawrence Is. Dsw;
Financial Secretary, T.. J. Shagcross;
Treasurer, Joseph Cough; Supporters 10
Noble Grand, James ~. Dover aud Lon
Lippmsnn; Supporters TO Vice Grand.
Gustave Leckney and Harry Ashworlb; !;
Conductor, Frank A Crowthers; Warden,
Earl p. smith; Scene Supporters, Charles
X. Corfeld and Harold Omorad; Guardi-
ms, G.. Earl Atkins and Rufus S Matte
son; Chaplain, Frederick w. Eddy; Sit.
ting Past Grand, Byron w. shawcross;
Marshall, lanes Smith; Hall Committee,
Nelson Anderson; Trustees, James ~.
smith, Gilbert K Parker and Thomas
Ws'ch. Past Grand, Joseph Cough, wa
installed as treasurer Of this lodge for The
10th term and Edward I. Shawcross as