The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-21
OLNEyvILLE

An entertainment was given In odd fei-
lows hail on Academy avenue last even
ing by Loyal Perseverance Lodge, /. y; ,,J ~
F. NJ L., for the benefit OF James VIII
liams, who has been Ill for some tine.
The affair was an enjoyable one ana
success.
The Following ladies and gentlemen took
part IN the program: An orchestra com,
posed OF members OF the loose, seievtsu
quartet consisting OF Prof. carter mIs,
Horace Fletcher, Ernest Emmerson ana
Miss Lillian Nav Chadwick: Amphion IN
strumental trio, Frederick ana lhoinhs
Greenwood. Miss Jesse OBrien, AipSr'
Clare, Prof. John Barron, George W
whaten. John Goslin, FREDERICK D. 'o"h-
son and George Shake.
THE affair was In charge Of the follow
ing named members of the lodge! arthur
Rromley. John w North, Robert Robin
son, Andrew Oates John McMilioh'
Charles II. Phillips, James standerihs'
George Vine, Washington Bucklin, Hor-
ace Fletcher, Benjamin STANLEY j. H.
Hurd. Sisto Gautieri, Albert Grist, Ste
phen BARLOW Edward Bruckshaw, Edgar
u Johnson Andrew Bennett, James
oats, stephen Apperley, John X. Arnold
and John Bsrrows
SENT TO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Grace White. Is years old. who stole $50
from her mother and went 10 Coney ISL
and for an outing; who later stoIe
watch. and latterly ran away from nome
and thereby achieved bad reputation
was sent to the Oaklawn schooI uuiine
her minority. by Judge sweetiand' TO-
THEY ARE AFTER HIM.
The enterprising Italian. who came back
from Chicago a few weeks ago to setue
with his many creditors al Silver LAKE
and other portions of the city ana sue
ceeded In getting about all that "as uue
him. but left his creditors In the iurSh,
has written TO friend az silver I]aAs
stating that the reason why ne SO aeteu
was because he needed the money.
In the letter ne sent note 10 man
whose first name is Archie. and II reaos
thus:
Friend Archie I'm much Obliged 10
YOU for telling me 10 run away TOT =
would not have thought OF IL II you ala
not tell me-"
Archie SAYS that no one was needed TO
tell the writer OF the note what 10 do TOT
there is no cutter Italian In these parts
than this same fellow
The letter is dated at Albany and an
effort viii be made 90 find the wandering
italian.
TAKEN TO THE STATION.
CHRISTOPHER Melee. Of l4i Hendrick
street. and one or more OF his orotners'
are among those who think they know
the law, but their knowledge OF the law
received sad bump last evening
Some time ago a g.rl named Margaret
Ford of Handy street caused warrant
20 be sworn out against Chris on the
charge OF bastardy. and SONG or his
friends informed him of the fact. since
that time he has kept away from his OLD
haunts. and yesterday Captain Rowe
learned that he spent his evenings a,
Chestnut grove. So he sent an oficer 10
that place for him, but Chris" was not
among the dancers last evening. II was
learned that he was living at Thornton,
where according TO his ideas and those
OF his brother, he was free from arrest as
he was out of the city. and when ar
rested ne had no thoughts of coming
over the city line without what he called
"proper papers" But little attention was
paid TO McIee's appeal, and when the
nearest patrol box In the city was reach
ed the "hurry-up" wagon was called, ana
ne rode the rest OF the way TO the sta
tion.
FORMERLY RESIDED HERE.
The residents Of the annexed district
will be shocked to learn that James kel-
ley. former resident OF this section. is
dead at his home I'm Clyde. Mr. Kelley,
for more than 30 years. was employed by
the Union railroad. Us one of the road
builders. and during all Of that time he
lived on Lewis street. now Lena. year
ago or perhaps little more. his son.
Thomas, was placed in charge OF the
barn OF the company at C.yie, and Mr.
Kelley had gone there 10 spend the rest
OF his days While he was not man OF
ponnywise habits. he was careful with MS
earnings.
None were more respected than he. and
all will be sorry To learn of his demise.
His funeral will be held at that place
tomorrow morning, and the remains VIII
be brought by train TO this city for In
terment In St Francis cemetery.
CLINE WAS CARRoLLED.
william Cline. a well-knpwn character
was arrested at the home of his mother
in-law. at 10 Cutler street, last evening
by Patrolman Sherman. Cline has io
some time been a source OF much annoy
arce 20 his family and when he cam
home last evening, under the Influence o
LIQUOR, the doors OF the house wer
barred against him This reused hi
drunken ire and be made a Wild run
dashed through window. carrying tn
sash into the middle OF the room wt