The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-11
OLNEYvILLE

turned they found that their home had
been ransaoked, and knows that at least
ts0 In money was taken.
Mr.. Shepard did not report his loss
10 the police until yesterday there Is
but little chance 10 ind the theft
II is thought that man or rust a
little more than ordinary height, wearing
light suit and & straw hat may be a
member or the gang that 10 making life
miserable for tho residents OF the 32-acre
lot.
POSSESSION NINE POINTS
A young man named Gus Geisen bor-
rowed wood saw few days ago from
ono or his neighbors 10 saw some wood.
He had the saw sharpened and this cost
him 70 cents. and with II sawed half
cord OF wood.
Yesterday the owner OF the saw asked
Gus 10 bring the saw back and Gus re-
piled that he would II he, the owner,
would give him 8 cents, the amount ex-
pended for sharpening the saw.
This the owner refused to DO and Gus
has got the saw. but from what the own
er says he won't keep IL long.
NOT GONE TO NEW YORK
John Riley Tanning, one Of the night
operators at the local telephone exchange,
went on his vacation few days ago tell
Ing his friends that he was going 10 New
York. One of his- -eham says that be Is
rusticating with an uncle on Peck Hill"
JoHNsroN's ASSESSMENT.
The tax assessors of Johnston finished
: their labors yesterday, and rhen signed
their books aud reports. The books
show a net gain OF $4,000. which is from
real estate, for there has been a small loss
In the personal property list.
INJURED REMAINING ARM.
Mr.. z. " Mann, the well known one
armed expressman. and who had the mis-
fortuhc 10 inJure the remaining one, has
been obliged to give UP his trade for a
time, and has gone 20 send q few days
with his niece. Mrs. Cyrus c. Brown,
near the Scituate line.
BACK TO FORMER sTATIL.,.
John sheehan, a regular attache OF the
Chaffee street station. who has been doing
extra duty on the East Side. has been or
dered back and will assist in the work In
this vicinity.
TO INSPECT SCHOOL BUILDING.
Miss Mabel T. Lowe principal of the
new Ralph street primary school has ex-
tended an invitation 10 the parents OF
the scholars, and others. TO Welt and In
spect the building on Monday evening OF
next week. between and 10 O'Clock.
NOBODY HURT.
a bics cllss. and team came together
on Manton avenue, near Delaine street,
early this morning. and they entertained
a large crowd blaming each other for the
accident. No one was hurt, only their
feelings.
MARAUDERS AROUND AGAIN.
Mrs. San Souci, whose house was VI
sited by marauders. Monday evening. has
Informed the police that the strange
looking men were about her home agaan
last night.
CHILD FOUND AsTRAY.
Harry Daily, three years old. was found
afternoon by aPtrolman Black, who
learned that the little wanderer lived at Il
Belmont street.
TEN HENS MISSING.
Eugene Ford OF s4s KiIiingly road would
like TO know who took ten hens from his
coop and wants the police TO help locate
the theft or the biddies.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
Jean Josiin has returned from fishing
trip at East Thompson, Conn
Dennis +. Sullivan a former resident of
this place, who has been visiting friends
here, will return 10 his home at North
Chelmsford. Mass. this evening.
Westminster Circle, Companions OF the
Forest. met in Springer's hall last even
ing with a large attendance, and enjoyed
a very pleasant session.
DR.. r. A. Twitchel and wife have re-
turned to their home on Plainfield street
from their vacation which they spent
along the shores of Maine.
Patrolman Baker OF the Chaffee Street
station is on the sick list.
II is reported that the we'll known Fruit
Hill farm Is to be turned into a stock
farm.
Ivanhoe lodge, II. of p, will meet this
evening