The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
OLNEYVILLE

reported that a valuable collie dog had
come TO hts house and he had no use
for IL. and wanted II taken away. The
sergeant went 10 the house expecting TO
find dog worth 800 or more, but when
he saw the animal at once recognized
II as being one OF the cheapest sort Of
The dog will soon be in charge OF the
dog officers.
THEY HAD A GOOD TIME.
Patrolmen Robinson and Cooke OF the
Knight street police station were In
Weighed In to "Shoo Fly" village last
evening. by a couple Of brother officers
from the chaffee street station. giving
them TO understand that there was some
thing warm on" but when the two
worthless reached the scene, they found
that a pair Of Polish twins were being
christened.
Messrs Robinson and Cooke had a
good time and all they lacked 10 make
IL still more enjoyable, was 10 know how
TO talk the Polish language.
PRETTY WEDDING.
James L. winn and Mary Brennan, we'll
known young people OF this vicinity. were
married by the Rev. FIR. II. T. winn. a
brother OF Mr.. Winn. who is attached to
st. Mary's parish. yesterday.
Miss Martha Brennan, sister. was
the bridesmaid, and Councilman Henry
M VIM. a brother OF the groom. best
man.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Winn started on their wedding
our. and will visit relatives In New York
state.
Upon their return, they will take up
their residence at 50 Kossuth street.
Mr.. winn is connected with his brothers
firm on Manton avenue.
FIREMEN DID GOOD WORK.
The members OF Hose 20 did excellent
work by their prompt response 20 a still
alarm at II. 45 yesterday. The fire was In
an old shed. which stood within a few
feet OF a house at 70l Manton avenue, and
when the firemen reached the scene, the
flames had broken through the shed. and
had ignited the clapboards of the house.
AS both structures were old buildings.
they would have been consumed by the
flames, in a snort time. but Ior the
prompt action OF the department
The damage was slight
PAST CHIEF HoNokED.
At the meeting OF Court General sheri-
dan, A. o. r.. last evening p. ]. Dockery
was presented by Past Chief Ranger John
+. Harlow, for the court. with a past
chief rangers certificate.
AFTER this pleasant ceremony had been
performed, very interesting musical
program was given by. the members OF the
Falka Singing club. A collation. was
served.
BUSINESS MEMS OUTING.
The committee from tho Business
Mems association who have charge Of the
outing that Is TO be held at the Hauterrve
grounds on Thursday. met at the Office OF
j. Z. Carpenter. & Plainfield street, last
evening, and completed full all arrange
ments for the same.
LOST CHURCH PLANS.
Charles Calder called at the police sta
tion last evening. and reported the loss
OF some plans Of an addition 10 the Broad
way Baptist church.
He thinks he lost them on Plainfieid
street mot far from the railroad crossing.
RUBBER THIEVES.
Perhaps In day a couple of young
men who have been helping themselves
20 old rubber from the yard OF the Banigan
rubber works will find themselves In limbo.
Nearly 800 pounds Of this material have
been stolen from the yard within a few
days.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
Joseph Lyons. former resident of this
place, but now a member OF Tammany
Hall. New York, and captain OF his dis
,trict, Is spending q few days with old
friends here.
There were two funerals from st.
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