The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-18
OLNEYvILLE.

satisfaction In having him sent 10
Cranston for "A number OF weeks 49,,
Monday morning he was taken w. w.n
hemorrhages and the attending pm
that institution this morning IL Was
learned that his condition was somewhat
improved
VERY NARROW ESCAPE
Herbert f. Harris, son OF w. d. Harris.
superintendent OF the Olneyviile post
office feels thankful that he Is nursing
only a damaged finger on his right hand.
for at 6:15 last evening after he had
passed a string OF cars that had been
stalled I'm the square. and got back into
the track, the power was suddenly turned
on and a Hughesdale car ran into MS
sleigh. This caused the sleigh TO be
overturned
Mr. Harris landed upon his right hand.
He held onto the reins for few mo-
ments. but the horse began TO drag MIN
and he was obliged to let go.
The horse had not gotten fairly under
way before he was caught by young
man named Moan.
The harness and sleigh was badly
damaged.
RECOVERED THE DOG.
Some time ago handsome ST. Bernard
dog, owned by Miss Minnie Sweet OF lJ'
Wallace street, was stolen and was given
up by the family az lost. but a day or so
ago a young man passing what Is known
as the Brown farm, In South Scituate,
saw the dog and reported the fact to
Mr.. Sweet, and In yesterdays storm she
drove to the farm and returned with
Doctor" There was much rejoicing in
the family for the dog is big intelli-
gent specimen OF his specie
GENERAL MENTION
John Fielder, his wife and two child
rem left their house on Dorchester ave-
nue. this morning for Huddersfield York
shire, England, and Will be gone few
months
Mr. Fielder, who is a conductor on the
Thornton route, has been sick for some
time. and the trip is taken for the benent
of his health
The Young Mems Literary and social
club held a reunion in their rooms last
evening, and the stories OF by-gone days
as told by Peter G. Cannon Esq, and
Luke Kavanaugh were very interesting,
for nearly every man OF prominence
about Olneyville was at one time a mem
Der OF this club, and many OF them still
retain their memberships.
Albert Doyle. the well known coal and
wood dealer died at his home on Florence
street yesterday.
He had been sick but few days, pneu-
leaves a widow and FIVE children.
Should conditions be favorable. a party
Of young folks from the annexed district,
will indulge in n straw ride Friday eve-
| ming. A committee has been appointed
| to go to some OF the country hotels TO
/ arrange for a turkey supper.
On Sunday evening the st. Anthony so
ciety and branch 399 Catholic Knights OF
| America will celebrate washington'e
| birthday. the former with an illustrated
| lecture at the church. and the latter
| with a concert by the Boston Working
| Boys band In the Empire theatre.
The streets are filed with teams cart
| ing off snow, and at an early hour today
! tance leading off Of IL were in a fairly
| passable condition.
| Patrol Tanning of the Chaffee street
! police station mourns the loss of a val
liable Scotch terrier dog.
The attendance at Manufacturers lodge
4, OF Odd Fellows. was not very large last
| evening owing to the storm
| All of the fire stations In this vicinity
have been supplied with extra horses.
Arthur Downey OF Lawrence Mass.
is visiting friends here.
JOHN o'CoNNELL,
GENTS FURNISHINGS,
Few Doors Above p. O., OIneyvi;le.,
w. SLATER MOWRY HAS REMOD
| eled Robbins Restaurant. IL Hartforc
! avenue. Everything the best.