The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-01
OLNEYVILLE

ing a wagon about Olneyville But was
not lookig for "jobs" by any mans
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The Faika club. the leading musical
organization of this place. held a public
installation I'm Stokes hall, last evening,
and the list OF officers installed was
President. Martin J. Speilman; vice
president. Benjamin +. Byron; treasurer,
Philiu Coffey; recording secretary. John
Welsh; financial secretary, NJ. J. Muir
ply; sergeant at arms. William Fallon:
directors, Joseph Mccormick, Martin r.
Teeney and NJ. Fl. Spellman; investigat-
ing committee, Michael Going, j. Nc
Guinness and M. p Feeney; house COM
mlttee. George McGunness, John Bow
ers, Fred Mitchell. Thomas Conley, and
John Farrell.
The installing officer was Michael
Going. The installation ceremony was
followed by a lengthy musical program
In which none but members OF the club
participated.
The committee who had charge OF this
exceedingly pleasant affair were John
Bowers, John Mulligan. John Cawall.
Richard Brown. and Arthur McGuinness,
the latter being master of ceremonies.
CHURCH WEDDING
Joseph Boyd and Miss Elisabeth Nc
Laughlin. were married by the Rev. Fr.
Brown at st. Anthony's church this
morning. the bridesmaid being Helen Nc
Laughlin and the best man. William
Mclaughlin.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
residence OF Edward Fitzpatrick. 6
Clarence street, who Is an uncle or the
bride. The newly welded couple left at
once for Seattle. where they will eside.
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.
A fellow who said he was weary and
foot sore. and giving his name as Henry
Hubert. was allowed by Theodore Spring
TO rest himself in the barber shop OF the
latter. Sunday afternoon. During the
absence of Mr. Spring. Hubert left the
place, and took away a pair OF IS trou-
sers. Hubert came back last evening"
was arrested and this morning was ar
raigned upon the charge OF stealing the
trousers.
ROBBED THE JUNK NAN.
Jake Berger a junk man. called at the
Chaffee street station yesterday afternoon
and reported that some one had stolen ~
pounds of old rubbers and some brass
couplings from his hand cart.
EMPLoYE INJURED.
A. Pole. employed In the portion Of the
Atlantic mills known as the middle tower
ing and was taken In a closed carriage 70
hts home on Appleton street He was
attended by DR.. Murphy.
DOOR KNOB TILE MISSILE.
A door knob was one OF the missiles
sent crashing through a Chalkstone ave-
Ing and an hour later another car was
stoned at tho same place. number or
windows were broken.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
The olneyville club will play the l. C.
The high board fence around the new
Della Drew OF Lymansville mourns the
loss of a pJcketbook and Sl1.7Q
Kato Lavelle, one of the teachers OF the
HI@hesdale school. left for her home IN
Pennsylvania last evening. where she VIII
'RSiiu When I the patrolmen of the chaffee
, street station are not sleeping they spend
the line reading that very interesting
sdsse srs eoTer Dy Of Which
| ig red.
Two pretty young ladies in full even.
returning ret % from s "a a Wedding rode through
| the square yesterday afternoon on the
|! drivers seat OF a hack. attracting con-
II is not often that two Germans can
be seen in a street wranSle, but big
German and little one became involved
"A
terday afternoon. The smaller antago.
MIST came very near cleaning up au OF
the mud on the street with the biz fellow.
"Patsey' Shea, the wei known hack
driver lost an overcoat near the railroad
crossing on Plainfield street and II the
Individual that found dt wants to do q
good turn he can return the overcoat 10
the office OF j. Will Carpenter on Plain
field street.
Adeiine Collins, well known In this va
cinity died at the home OF hor son, g.
A Collins at 70 Lowell avenue late yes
terday afternoon. She was the widow OF
the late Rowland Collins and had been III
for number of years. She was i3 years
OF age. -. -.
the Fourth in John Caseys barn on Put,
nam street yesterday They had a.small
cannon and a charge went through one
OF Mr. Casey's carriages.
A woman whose name or address could
not be learned was taken sick on Syca-
more street yesterday afternoon ana fell
TO the sidewalk. She was attended py
DIR. Bartley.
The Olneyville Baseball association -
slated to hold a special meeting this
evening. ,
Court Thomas A. Doyle. A. OF r., VIII
hold an excursion Friday, July 25.
This evening a stereopticon lecture VIII
be given I'm the Broadway Baptist church
by Edmund McLane Of Boston.
Barney Nangle has gone to Europe for
a few weeks stay.