The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24
OLNEYv|LLE.

games OF the season for all are we'll up
in the game and the players are all popu-
lar young men.
NO DAMAGE DONE.
AT 7:80 this morning a report reached
the square that what Is known as the
Atlantic mill boarding house one ~Msnton
avenue was on fire. and this naturally
caused considerable excitement, and in
less than Is minutes there was a large
number of persons on the street, but the
fire proved 10 be chimney fire and no
damage was done, but more than one
boarder had his "duds" packed ready 10
leave the house
Word was sent to lfs company and
they responded promptly.
IN HARD LUCK.
Michael Farrell. who some time ago
was placed on probation on the charge OF
non-support, was arrested at the request
OF the probation officer last evening.
Farrell has, according to his own state
ment. been I'm hard luck for some time
he having lost horse, business has been
poor and he has been unable TO keep up
the payments ordered by the court. al
though he has been willing 10.
MISSING MAN.
have been requested to locate Peter
NORM of ia Kossuth street. who has been
missing from home since last Wednesday
He is about 81 years OF age. lame and
wears dark suit of clothes.
GENERAL MENTION.
Col Terrence Kavanaugh Of South Bos-
ton was the speaker at the meeting of
the Robert Emmett Literary association
ua
ternoon held In honor of the 35th annlver-
sary OF the Manchester Martyrs. The
attendance was much larger than anti
cipated by the committee.
r.. # Mann, the well known one-armed
expressman who has been under the
weather for some time, was seen on the
square this morning, and will probably
resume his trade In few days
The relatives Of Margaret Barrett OF 81
Florence street, assisted by their friends
and the police are looking for her. as she
is said TO be somewhat demented and es-
capped from the house. late Saturday
night.
Edward Bray. IL II Merino village re-
ports that two bicycle tires were stolen
from the cellar Of his home within a day
or so.
Mr.. Bray tells the police who ne thinks
took them
The police OF the Chaffee street station
notified the Electric Lighting company
that a converter had been torn from n
building. 43 Eagle street, by the high
wind yesterday morning.
Patrolman Dyer found the store Of Mi
chael kanlakas, 40 Olneyville square
open at 4:45 yesterday afternoon, but 30
far as could be learned, nothing was
taken.
Michael O'Connell, accompanied bv his
daughter Annie have been called to Bos-
ton by the sudden illness OF Mr. OCon-
nelIs son, Daniel, who is suffering with
pneumonia
Emil Linker OF 2is KnllngIy avenue. re-
ported to the police yesterday that a
dozen pigeons were stolen from his coop
Saturday.
James Bewett has a valuable Jersey
COW at his barn on Sunset avenue that ne
found near his home Saturday evening.
Five persons were arrested for drunken.
ness IN this oistfict last night. They
are all imported" drunks, however
Mr.. Herbert Osborn OF Plainheld street
ana well known young man Of olney-
Vile, has taken a position with j. Will
Carpenter. undertaken, on Plainheld
street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Hohler
VIII be held tomorrow at her late resi-
dence, 500 Plainhled street at 2 o clock
Tom Casey OF Daniel avenue mad his
arm badly sprained. while in practice
With Roosevelt Alumni Football team
Saturday.
An anniversary mass FOR the repose OF
the soul OF the late Mrs Martin Demp-
sey was celebrated at st. Marys church
this morning.
The funeral OF the late Tappen w Nor
rell will be held az hts late residence, 81
Wood street tomorrow at 1880.
The store OF the FOgg Brothers on
Sycamore street was found open by Pa
trolman Sullivan yesterday morning
Patrolman Bates extinguished a brush
fire on Boyd street yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony OF 40 Hours Alteration
was begun In ST. Anthony's Catholic
church yesterday morning.
The plainneld Street Baptist church
held It's annual Harvest concert last even
ing
Miss Evelyn Entwlstle and Miss Mabel
Walch have returned from stay at Man
ton.
The what Cheer Social club held a very
enjoyable meeting In Springers hall last
evening.
Arthur Dawney of Alverson avenue IL
spending al few weeks at Lawrence.
Mass.
Tho funeral of the late J. J. Martin
was held ai St Threasa's church this
morning.
Don't forget the Pequot ball Thanks
giving Eve NNedne sdayl IN Irons hall.
Miller orchestra. eight pieces.