The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-10

Olneyvile of the Providence News HeHernans
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! fellow about "a years old, went into the
attic OF the house located at IL Perry
street, and heres stole from one OF the
rooms a watch valued at S25 and IS. the
property OF Yames Mcintyre; a watch
valued az 500 and 50 from James Keegan.
Mr. keegan feels almost as happy as
II he had not lost a cent, for there was
i'm his dress coat pocket a handkerchief.
which contained $50, and there was $40
more In his trunk, which the thief could
have taken just as well as he did the
rest. The probabilities are that he was
frightened out for In the other rooms all
Of the pockets of garments and contents
OF trunks. hand bags etc. were ran
sacked.
There Is no clue to the thief as yet.
ST. MARY's FAIR.
The lucky ones al st. Mary's fair last
evening were as follows:
John O'Connell. Mrs. Matthew CORN
ley, Mrs. Thomas l.. Cox. Rose Mooney.
Annie Morris. Kate Corcoran, Mary Lou
citt Catherine Wallace, James McKenna.
William McCombs, Annie Sweeney. Mrs.
NJ. j. Duffy, Mrs. Joseph Hackett, John
ID. Cannon, Annie Curley. Regina O'Don-
nell. Joseph keenan,. Thomas F Beatty.
Mrs. Grove. Mrs. Brady, NJ. A. McGuin-
ness.
There were present delegates from the
by the president. James McKenna. and
Hope Council. X. OF c. This afternoon
will be for the chldrea.
. GENERAL MENTION.
Peter Loduaglio. who on Saturday
morning. Aug. %, was stabbed by fellow
countryman. and at the time II was
thought that he could live but few
he having been put into the convalescent
ward at the Rhode Island hospital today.
His assistant hae not been found. nor
has Bruzsese. who slashed a man at Sill
yer Lake Thursday evening.
Not that he needed IL. but John Rodges,
well known I'm this place. won n bar OF
washing soap at st. Marys fair last even
Ing by defeating John Scott. equally as
trolman Martin =. Feeney was the ref
cree.
The Regent Literary and Social Cub
will hold a special meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon and talk over matters pertaining
10 their fair that opens in Odd Fellows
hall on Academy avenue Thursday even
ing. and were continued for II days.
The Rev. Father Burke Of the Paulist
missionary fathers. OF New York will of
fciate at the Church of the Blessed Sac
rament tomorrow morning. and will de-
liver a lecture in the evening.
Thomas Sullivan. "a McDonough street,
and Mrs. Ann CARMEL OF SO Augoria street
have reported TO the police that their
children have been bitten by dogs owned
by neighbors.
Edward Freeman. son OF r. l.. Freeman
OF Central Falls. is n candidate for the
pastorage OF the Congregational church
OF Thornton and Knightsville
The Crescent Social club viii hold
social In Calls hall the evening.
The Socialist party will meet In Tex
tile hall this evening and nominate
state ticket
The fuperal OF Edward Maglone. who
died so suddenly, was held at his home.
n Hudson street at 40 this morning
John Senior. n well known resident OF
Wallace street Is dead
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