The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07
OLNEYvILLE

wheels came of and the wheel came of.
With the assistance OF Blacksmith Mo-
rim he was able after an hours hard
work TO resume his homeward journey.
LAID AT REST.
The funeral OF the late Sarah A. HUI
was held at the residence. 700 Plainfield
street. at o'clock this afternoon, and
later services were held at the Plainfield
Street Baptist church Mrs. Hill was the
wife OF Motorman George Hill OF the
Hartford avenue line. and James Crowley
and Hugh Jennjson. were the bearers
representing the Union Railroad company.
SHOW WINDOW GONE.
A boy, whose name could not be
learned. found the nut that fell from
Farmer Collins wagon on Broadway yes
terday afternoon, and while fooling with
Il little later. threw II through a 500
plate glass window In San Soucfs de-
partment store.
STOLE VALUABLE PATTERNS.
John Mcdonald. who drives one OF the
delivery wagons OF the Franklin Foundry
company, made a stop on Valley street
at o'clock yesterday afternoon 10 deli
ver an order and when he returned TO his
wagon, he discovered that some one had
taken a bundle OF valuable wooden pat
terms.
He reported the theft to the Chaffee
street station.
NEW BRIDGE ASSURED.
The Egan street bridge is now positive
thing. for Commissioner of Public Works
Smith has issued a call for bids TO build
the butment walls and pins for the same.
and this Is the cause OF much rejoicing
among those who will be most benefited
and are loud In their praises for the ef-
forts put forth by the councimen OF the
ward.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
Thomas Pike. as well as all OF the young
folks In the vicinity OF Plainfield street
and the Killngly road, are somewhat
lonesome now that his handsome New
foundland dog IL dead. The dog was
pet OF all.
The closest acquaintances OF Frank
Heffenan. the Hartford avenue news
dealer now address him as Uncle
Frank" for his brother John. who lives
on Willow street IL now spending HIS eve-
nings at home. exhibiting a handsome
boy baby,
large delegation from Courts Cen.
Sheridan Lyman, Olneyville and Thos.
A. Doyle left the square this morning on
chartered cars for the centre of the city,
where they joined the main body In the
festivities OF Foresters' days at Rocky
Point.
Patrolman Tiernan IL covering Oficer
McLaughlin's beat on the avenue" to-
day.
The police OF the Chaffee street station
are on the lookout for a gold watch and
chain valued nt s1s5. stolen from an
Italian at the Silver Lake district Sun
day.
James A. Smith. the general agent for
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Animals. and his family have closed
their residence on Pocasset avenue for
the balance OF the season and will rusti-
cate at Mt. Monadnock. N. III.
David Hand, n prominent member OF
the Homestead club. who has been Ill
for several weeks, has so far recovered as
10 be out a portion OF the day.
Sadie Bartly. one of the teachers In the
public schools. and who resides on Ca
prom street. will spend The remainder OF
her vacation at suAapee Make, N. II.
The Rough and HEa& Veteran Fire
mems association with Itheir handsome
machine will participate IN The muster at
Crescent Park Thursday. August IA.
George Thurston the weil-known IRE
man. is deservedlyS happy. for he Is the
proud father OF a ter-bound boy.
Harry swindell. the Menton avenue
druggist, and wife are spending few
days at Saratoga Springs.
John D. suthill, the old-timc Plainfield
street grocer. Is reported as being seri-
ousiy I'll at his home. 80 Rye street
David O'Donald Is about to erect
residence on his lot. recently purchased.
on Deborah street.