The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-03
OLNEYvILLE.

Maurice Evans called at the police sta
ton on Chaffee street last evening ana
reported that one of his men, John Bar
low. was missing Mr.. Evans did not care
so much to nnd Barlow as he did s2o that
he thinks Barlow took with him. which
he thinks Barlow forgot TO turn In. Mr..
Barlow's friends intimate that he. Bar
low. has gone to the wicked city OF Chi
cago.
Some time ago Barlow was fined in the
Sixth district court for cutting up SINH
lar caper on Mr.. Evans. but as he prom
,.ed 70 be a good boy and in the future
turn In all of his collections MI Evans
re-engaged him.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Nav Greenier, popular young
lady. was taken by surprise by ABOUT oo
of her young friends at her nome on
Howard street last evening, the event
being In the form OF surprise party Inc
Misses Ewart, Greenier and Bullard, MISS
Nora Connors and John Manning added
very materially TO the pleasure OF the
evening by their vocal and instrumental
selections.
II Is reported that Miss Nora Connors
and John Dwyer are the ones VINO are
responsible for the pleasant gathering.
Mis-. Creenier's parents were let into the
'scheme" by the young folks ana they
had a very palatable collation. in readi-
mass for them Miss May was very sur
prised young lady
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At the meeting of Olneyville Counch'
Royal Arcsnum, last evening, the Follow
cfa nh
sentative TO grand council, Regent Adam
Turney; alternate representative, Past
Regent John White; ~egent, ID. F. I. OAR
lington: vice regent. u. r. Hilton; orator
p. r. w. f. Halluwell; secretary, +. X
Geo. H. Lees: collector, j, Robinson
treasurer. Adam Lamb chaplain, H. y
Hev: euide, NJ j. Hughes; warden, An
drew Carroll; sentry. John Lees: trustee
for three years, F...k Canning.
Three applications for membership were
receiyed and committee appointed to
arrange for public installation whiah
will be held the first meeting night In
January.
FUNERAL OF POPULAR YOUNG
LADY.
Anreline Grotto, one OF the best known
young ladies of the Silver Lake district.
was buried from the home OF her
parents at 62S Union avenue yesterday
afternoon The funeral procession was
somewhat unique for young lady,
for eight OF her nearest companions ar
raved in white followed Immediately be-
hind the remains. and the Savoy Brass
Band headed the procession.
The interment was at st. AIMS ceme-
terry at Cranstroai.
HURRY-UP CALLS.
There were orders issued at the Chat
fee street station last evening that all
extra station men must be In readiness to
answer Immediately all hurry calls, ana
this the men take TO mean that they
must when doing extra station duty,
carry a supply of condensed food or such
articles as can be partaken OF at any
time. and at any time when they are
hungry.
Prick Burns of 3s Eiswald street, left
home at 8 o'clock this morning to md
a physician to care for his wife, and
when he returned found that his wife
Bridget had passed away. Medical Ex-
aminer Perkins was called and said that
deth was due TO natural causes. Mrs.
Burns had been i'll but few hours.
MANUFACTURES LODGE.
The following were elected as the Of
hcers for Manufacturers lodge OF Odd
Fellows ait the meeting held last evening
Noble grand, II. B. Arnold: vice grand,
James n Smith. recording secretary, j.
| A. Haw thorne: treasurer. Joseph Cough;
financial secretary. Arthur w. Carpenter
| trustees-A Waterman Smith, Thomas
| Walsh, Gilbert n. Parker.
During intermission about s2S was con-
| tributed toward the found for the erec-
| ton OF a monument upon lot owned by
| thel odEeA In Pocasset cemetery.
| A SOLDIERS REMAINS.
The remains OF Edward Gilchrist. VINO
| died In the Philippines one year ago TO-
| morrow, now lie at j. VIII Carpenter
| undertaking establishment on Plainhelo
| street. the remains having reached THIS
| city late yesterday afternoon. Arrange
| ments are being made for the funeral
| which will be held in the Broadway Bap
/ fist church late IN the week. The de
| ceased prior TO his entering the army
was n mill worker and was well and "a
/ vorably known.
| GENERAL MENTION
| Hose company No. OF Johnston closed
| their fair Saturday evening and the com
i mfttee IN charge met last evening and de
/ cided TO tender those who had made M