The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-10
OLNEYvILLE.

The members of the Chaffee street sta
tion are somewhat at loss to know just
where they are ''at" In regard TO uni
forms, for some time ago they were or
dered to get dress coats by Oct l6 or
lose their positions. and now that they
have them. or at least in many cases
their tailors have them, for as one we'll
known patrolman says: eff get through
before i get orders to wear the dress
coat the tailor can keep mine"
Then again the night men from the
station came out last evening with over,
coats on, but wore white helmets. ana
the white helmet II a portion OF the sum.
mer outfit, and this has never happened
before. Tho men are pleased TO think
that they are allowed TO wear their old
fashioned overcoats.
AN ELECTION TRICK.
II has just leaked out that some one
didates OF last Tuesday was responsible
for one OF the meanest tricks that could
be countenanced, for they had so dtsar-
the Opposition that the shafts would fall
out and the perpetrators supposed that
this would cause the horse attached to
snch sne wns not IN. case for the % horse pws Was
= gentle one. and under no circumstances
would he run. An effort Ia being made
by those interested 30 find the person or
RCt sVhs WIZ WV 'N'RN@'esN hoi $50
scheme.
WATER TOO PLENTIFUL.
More than one person would like 20
say things that are not pleasant TO the
young man who manipulates the water
Ing cart in the square for the last day OF
60. On Saturday afternoon a well-known
polishing establishment and stood at the
curbstona, when the wagon came bound
Ing along as II on summers day anc
not only sent the water flying over the
young mans footgear but clothing.
LARGE MEETING HELD.
The Holy Name society connected with
ST. Mary's Catholic church held the larg-
est meeting in its history yesterday af-
ternoon. Four names were added to Its
roster, and the new members were pre-
sr.sd wlsn sy soais OF s'livsp snf p'r''uai 'o'
II was voted to attend communion in
. body on Sunday. Dec a. very in
teresting address was delivered by Faith
or 6ullivan.
JAMES BEAUMONT BURIED.
The funeral OF the late James Beau
mont was held in the Church OF the Mes
Diah yesterday afternoon. and was large
1y attended. Peabody lodge. Sons OF 81.
deorge. having charge OF the same. The
intsrment yas at P9cSsset = cemetery;
the order were performed.
MANCHESTER MARTYRS
The committee from the Robert Emmet
Literary association reports that on We'd
nesday evening they will report 10 the
association the names OF the speakers and
those who will take part in the ceiebra-
ton of Manchester Martyrs day in Irons
hall.
CHANGE IN MILL SCHEDULES.
The scituate milk at North scituate
that have been idle for some time. are
now I'm running order while Taft A.
Weedsn's mills. which have been run
ming night and day for some time, have
done away with night work
FUNERAL OF LITTLE MARGARET.
The funeral Of the tate Margaret Bur
eess, who was burned while playing
about bonfire. Saturday. was held at 2
o'clock this afternoon at the residence Of
her parents at Winthrop avenue. The
tnterment was at Pocasset cemetery.
GENERAL MENTION.
DIR. Watts took is stitches In a young
mans scalp yesterday. and all that rne
said young man would tell the doctor was