The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-29
OLNEYVILLE.
Town Sergeant Serves Notice on
Liquor Dealers.
Arrested For Embszz ment-Latest News
From the Square.

All Of the liquor saloon keepers OF
Johnston have been notified by1own SER
geaat fIolbrook that they must close their
saloons Saturday night at Il o'clock, and
that all windows must be left in such n
condition that full view of the interior
Of the saloon can be hud from the street
The saloon keepers will be allowed the
privilege OF CLEANING up the saloons after
~ O'Clock. but the work must be done by
the proprietors or barkeepers. MIR. Hol-
brook has also notified the owners OF all
buildings where gambling is supposed TO
be carried on that they must get rid OF
such tenants.
Mir. Holbrook says that there is no
truth in the statement that he was
ordered TO place IA man in front OF the
pool room on Stokes street "ln the first
place" he said, 1.-THE door of that place
rs located In the city of Providence. and
an officer from Johnston woul1 have no
right to interfere with any one who en-
tered or left the building
ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
A. a. Bradbury was arrested at Fox
Point, in the city last evening by Officer
Hiram kiInball OF this town on war
rant charging him with EN- bezzling $3.50
from Maoomher 81 Perkins. Brad bury
drove milk wagon for the firm, and II
is claimed by them that he collected
bills to the amount named and failed to
make return OF the mones. Bradbury
Will be- arraiRnod In the Eighth District
Court this afternoon.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the meeting OF Norman Castle Of
the Order of the Golden Eagle last oven.
ing the following officers wero elected
Noble chief, >. l.. Johnston; vice chief,
W. 4. Fenner; high priest +. III. NeJtle-
ton master OF records, II. l.. Leonard
Keeper OF axchequer j. "A. Springer
sergeant at arms, i. j. Delaney venerable
hermit ii. j. Latimer; trustees, Byron
;. Williams, j. y. GRAY 4. T.. Nudd.
In the future the Castle will meet in
Sprlnger's hall tho second and fourth
Ihursday evenings Of each month.
GENERAL ME NTION.
The officers of Narragansett Assem- tly
OF Good Fellows for 1898 were elected las
evening and are a. follows Ruler.
thomas Healy; instructor Simeon War
rem L; councillor, Isaac Kelley; record ing
secretary, james j. Mcdonald; financial
secretary. John O'Connell; treasurer,
James III. Shawcross; preIate, Leonard
Baton; director, Michael j. Gordon
guide, T.. c. Reynolds: secretary, Charles
ii. Goodwin; trustees Bernard Manning,
John 1. McAvoy and Michael Lynch.
They will be installed Tuesday evening,
January %
Miss Susie CavanaGb. who died sud
denly at her home on Lewis street sun
day evening was buried this forenoon
lhe funeral services which were largeiy
attended were held in St. Mary's church
AMI the interment was at st Francis
cemetery.
\ party of young men are to make a
Trio 10 Australia from this place. They
have called upon Kennedy a Cough
for the tickets.
Mrs. John Holland entertained n whist
party at her home, 90 Barton street, las,
evening.
Miss Sarah Highly of Philadelphia 4,
visiting relatives on Messer street.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa
'lon Will hold meeting tins evening"
In the future Burnside Lodge. A. u.
w., will meet in Springer's hall the frs,
anu third Monday evenings of each
month,