The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-20
0LNEYVILLE.

arrested at his home. 10 Moultris court
last evening for being drum
According to reports he re.ehed home
late and began to quarrel with his
parents, who are highly respectable, and
kicked his aged father I'm a most brutal
manner. IL Is possible that a charge of
assault will be made against him.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HARLOW.
The funeral of the late Mrs John F.
Harlow was held I'm st. Anthony's church
@ .nls morning, and was one OF the largest
upwards OF 100 carriages
The church was we'll flied with those
who knew the deceased, and had come
best and most Christian like women and
TO express their sympathy TO her husband
and three young sons.
handsome and numerous. coming from
relatives. friends and a number of socie-
ties. of which the husband OF the de-
most, touching was the large hat 6o1quet
which bore the inscription. From
Tnomas' Teacher and His Classmates"
Anthony society OF which Mr.. Harlow is
tne moving figure. and Court Gen. Sherf-
dan of of which he Is past chief , ranger
title OF past grand chief ranger.
The services at the church consisted OF
Cd Sy the Rsr sher whsR Brown WAS IN
impressive manner. and he was assisted
by an augmented choir. The casket was
and consisted OF Messrs. John O'Connell
Patrick J. Hanley, Patrick Dempsey and
Patrick Hanley.
The remains were inferred at st. Ann s
cemetery at Cranston.
DIED SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Henry f.. Melville. wife Of Mr..
Melville, the we'll known dry goods man.
died at her home on Laban street sud
denly, yesterday afternoon. She appeare ed
funeral will be held In ST. Anthony's
church Wednesday morning at $780, She
leaves four small children.
GENERAL MENTION.
A woman supposed to be somewhat de-
mented was in the square Saturday af-
ternoon and made quite a commotion by
going into a restaurant and mixing mat
ters up, and afterward chased a crowd
OF boys. She was later taken In charge
by Patrolman White, but not without
quite a struggle.
The North Attleboro football team beat
the New Olneyvile team on the Merino
Flats grounds, Saturday afternoon, by n
score OF TO 0. The game was a'good one.
and the visitors won simply because they
were much heavier than the local team
Bough street contributed quite a little
TO the history OF the police department
last evening. for the members OF that de-
partment were called there to put out a
chimney fire. and later to suppress a
good-sized family row.
Annie Burke os 26 Troy street. accord
ing TO reports, made several attempts to
commit suicide Saturday evening. by
throwing herself I'm front OF trains. she
was taken to her home by the police
George A. Smith, the young conductor
who has been suffering with bloody dys-
entery and malaria. and who few weeks
ago was not expected 10 recover. was IN
the square for a short time today.
James Folly. meat cutter at q. w An
nison's market on Plainfield street, wnIe
cutting meat this morning. cut an ugly
cash in his left hand.
A carriage owned by the Page Brotn-
ers. containing six men, broke town an
the square last evening. The carriage
was hauled into an alley and another was
furnished by Mr. McDermott.
A harvest festival was held by tn.
Sunday school OF the Church OF the Mes
siah last evening. the attendance being
large, and the exercises were OF a most
impressive character.
The fruit store In the O'Connor build
ing gave up the ghost Saturday evening,
but the store was not vacant an hour
and will soon be opened again, this time
as n tailor shop
The 81. Anthony society connected with
81. Anthony's church. and Court General
Sheridan OF Foresters held special meet
ing yesterday and rendered vote OF sym
pathy 10 their esteemed associate, John r,
Harlow In this hour OF grief
a dog. Just an ordinary one was Iun
over by an electric car at the corner OF
Union avenue and Ellery street yesterday
and killed.
Driver Lew Cutler OF Hose 70 has
returned from his vacation. The funeral
was under the direction OF Maufrc.
Lynch.
4. G. Kelly has retired from the marNet
business on Plainneld street, III health be-
Ing the cause.
The French Republican club held
meeting yesterday afternoon and was ad-
dressed by one or two OF the nominees
OF the Republican ticket from the Eighth
ward, Judge Choquet and others.
At the meeting OF the Olneyville Tenn
perance Cadets yesterday. committee
was appointed 20 arrange for the annual
matinee social 10 he held on Thanskgiv-
Ing day.
Manton and Thornton will have a bat
tie at the polls today for the town meet
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