The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-10
'0LNEYvILLE.
Talk About the Firemen's
Atlanta Delegate.
There Seems TO Be Objections to The
Plan by Members.
Brave Rescue of "A Young Boy From
Drowning, This Morning.
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No. Hartford Avenue
The regular monthly meeting of the
! Rough and Ready Fire Company was
held in the fire station last evening with
about 20 members present. Ii was voted
10 attend the fair OF the Rhode Island
Bress Band.
The company voted TO send Foreman
| Fiske as a delegate TO the convention OF
fire engineers 10 be held at Atlanta, Ga,
the last of this month. Albert ID. Il.
| Dunton, who has been captain OF the hook
and ladder division OF the company Tor
| the past year, presented his resignation,
which was accepted and vote OF
thanks rendered him for his efficient SER
vices. Martin Waterman was appointed TO
| fill the vacancy and he accepted the po-
| sition. The action of the meeting in
voting TO send a delegate to the coDyen-
| tion at Atlanta at the expense of the com
4 pany is being censul ed In many quarters
! today. No objection is offered TO the del
| egate 10 be sent, but IL Is contended that
! the financial condition OF the company
| does not warrant the expenditure of the
amount required TO pay the expenses of a
| representative at Atlanta. IL IL claimed
| that the money in the treasury was
| raised for the support OF the company at
! home and not Tor something that the
| whole membership could not have part
In. Twice before, under two different
administrations of the company, have oel-
pense, but then it was at time when
the treasurer had goodly sum TO draw
upon and IL would not be felt as II will TO
draw on it with but about s100 on hand.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING.
Albsit Pagan, years old, whose pa
rents reside in the rear of Banspaoh
Brothers bakery, 1915 Westminster street,
while playing in the yard which extends 10
the Woonasquatucket River, fell III at
point where II was considerably over his
depth at o clock this morning. His cries
for help attracted the attention of the
employees in the bake house and Robert
kochen climbed over a high fence in the
rear OF the bakery and sprang into the
stream, rescuing the little fellow, who
bad already been down the second time,
and was ne"rly exhf usted when brought
TO the shore. But for the prompt action
OF Mr.. kochen he would have been
drowned.
ATTACKED BY COW.
Martha Komisky of 10 Amherst
street, with child in her arms. was at
tackled by COW owned by James Burns,
about O'Clock last evening, knocked
down and considerably bruised and her
clothing badly torn. The child was not
hit by the jnfuriated animal who, by
the timely assistance Of neighbors, was
driven off ana the PROSTATE woman re-
leased from her perilous position, where
she lay in the street at the mercy OF the
animal
ACROSS THE WATER.
Kennedy.and Cough, local steamship
agents, report number booked for sail
Ing Cor the old country this week by the
various lines.
Mary A. Lawless sailed Saturday from
Boston by the Cunard line.
Today Chester w. hldrich, Joseph
Hunt and Henry Schmidt and wife sail on
the Lain from New York.
Tomorrow Thomas McDermett goes on
the Cephalonia from Boston.
Next Saturday lisa bella Bates sails on |
the White Star boat.
SALVATION ARMY MISSING.
People who are in Olneyvile square |
about O'Clock evenings have lately miss |
ed the familiar strains of the Salvation |
Army band making their evening parade |
previous TO their service in Pettis block |
on PlalntieId street.
Inquiry today elected the fact that the |
landlord and sheriff had played part i'm |
the departure of the army from this |
place. They had not been able to pay |
their rent an had been ordered out.
PROBATE COURT.
Before Judge King of the Johnston Pro- |
bate Court this morning Georgianna Ses- |
sons presented her final account of her |
guardianship OF Mabel Sessions, which |
was allowe l.
A petition to discharge the guardian of |
the estate of Daniel A. Harris was re-
ceived and continued with order of no. |
tice.
ABOUT THE SQUARE.
A horse led through the square late |
yesterday afternoon SHE'D toward the |
grocery wagon of NJ Donnelly entangling |
his hind leg between the step and the |
wheel OF the vehicle and broke the step |
before he was released, which was done |
with much difficulty.
Frank Rogers application for liquor |
license on Hartford avenue which comes
before the council on the 10Th, is expected |
TO meet with opposition as IL Is near the |
Merino school and Mr.. Rogers is resi-
dent of the Tenth Ward, and has alec been
refused license in the city, when he had
made application there.
The officers of the Sixth Station have
carried warrant for the arrest of Joseph
Doyle, charged with entering barn off |
Westminster street last June, since that
time, but Joseph has been shy of this
locality until last night, when he was
taken into custody.
An unknown man under the influence
of liquor, was arrested in tine rear of l2s
Plainfield street last night and lodged in
the Johnston bridwell.
The Rhode Island Brass Band are ar
ranging for a fair the last of this month.
An Ice cart of the William Pond Com
pany broke spring on the square yes
terday.
Hugh May, fighting drunk. was arrest
ed on the square at IL O'Clock this morn
ing
Miss Annie Brennan has succeeded Miss
Hohler as cashier at San Souci's shoe
store. Miss Hohler goes with a city firm,
Mr.. Phil Deming of this place returned
yesterday from three-months soiourn
in New Hampshire.
About % friends OF Mabel Howiand OF
Pioneer street paid her surprise party
visit at her home last evening.
A New Trustee Appointed.
In the appeIlate division NJ tba guporior