The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-21
OLNEYVlLLE.
Pretty Home Wedding in Which the
Cues S Were Gu Wiited.
Business Mems Association Meets
and Votes 10 Have Dutch Supper.
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about town in the automobile. while the
others chased the carriage TO the depot,
and then TO Pawtucket. and later I'm the
evening the bridal party returned 10 the
house and had a second supper and then
went TO the Nara gansett hotel and this
morning left for New York.
DUTCH SUPPER SERVED.
The Business Mems association met in
Library hall Last evening and transacted
considerable routine business. com
mittee consisting OF w. A. II. Grant, w.
j Banspach and DR.. ii. Il. Windsor was
appointed TO confer with other associa-
tions for the purpose OF forming a state
association. At the close OF the meeting
Dutch" supper was served
Thomas Rogers. 70 years DID, was taken
sick on Manton avenue last evening and
was assisted 10 the Chaffee street station
by citizen and later was taken TO HIS
home. Lee street, by his daughter.
B. Jamin Whipple OF Sc Trask street,
reports that ne lost a bag containing a
lot OF mason's tools on Webster avenue
last evening.
POLICEMEN CALLED DOWN.
Patrolmen Smith and Tanning were
called before Chief Matthews yesterday.
About week ago these men were sent
on to guard "A non-union coal teamster,
and IL being rainy stood In the doorway
OF a store kept 81 man named Walsh.
The story goes that Walsh ordered them
away. and used language the patrolmen
thought justified them In taking Walsh
but Capt Rowe did not think they had
testimony sufficient to convict Walsh. so
he was not held. IL is supposed the men
were called down for this.
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follow.
FRANK ToMAN ARRESTED.
Frank Toman, n one-legged man. who
/ AZ one time was looked upon as some
! thing of a bully, with headquarters at the
! corner OF Valley street and Atwells ave-
nue.. was arrested for being drunk last
| evening. and II Is supposed that he knows
where bundle Of underwear IL that was
taken from young man who was in his
company all the afternoon. Toman would
not say anything about the bundle but
Patrolman Smith told Toman that lf Ne.
Tomaa, would return his bundle that he
would give him pint OF whskey.
WERE BEFORE THE CHIEF
A patrol wagon load OF men wasstaken
down street early this morning and some
OF the policemen say that the non-union
men look upon them az helpers instead OF
guardians. Yesterday one OF the teams
got stuck and the driver called upon the
policemen to give him a lift on the wheels
Another patrolman says they have even
been asked 10 collect money, as the firms
sending out the coal did not care to trust
the teamsters with the cash.
WILL HOLD A SOCIAL.
The Schubert orchestra met at the resi-
dence or the Rev Walter A Gardner last
evening and they decided to hold a con-
cert and social Friday evening. May Is.
At this time the orchestra will furnish
music and this VIII he the first time I'm
many years since any one I'm this place
has had the privilege of dancing TO tho
music of 10 pieces.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Brogan was arrested at his home
last evening on the charge OF drunken
ness, and that was not all of his troubles.
FOR he found waiting for him a warrant
charging him with non-support OF his
wife and family.
Mrs Richard Perrin ~ l5 Alverson
avenue was startled last evening by the
! breaking OF a light OF glass I'm the front
/ OF her home. but on going to the door
could see no one, but later found n stone
with which the window had been broken.
! Ronaldy kovonwoskia. a roomer at 20
! Florence street. upon his return to his
/ room yesterday found that 500 had been
\ stolen from his trunk. and later In the
day boy was arrested I'm the center
I OF the city for being implicated I'm the
matter nv having 81 IN his possession.
Court General Sheridan. Foresters OF
America, met last evening and held a
/ short session, then going TO the home of
| their deceased member, John r. Reilly
! az Atwells avenue.
| Patrolman l.uby found a large bunch of
keys near Neutaconkanut hill Yesterday
afternoon and they await an owner at the
store OF Lister 4 Hopkins, 500 Plainheld
street
/ A peddler's badge and recognition
badge. such as worn on a suspender are
among the articles that now await an
owner az the Chafree street police station
Olncyville Council Royal Arcanum
will meet this evening. when the dele
gates will be instructed for the conven-
ton Of the grand council that meets on
/ Thursday
Isaac Eddy, the bass drumor from the
American Band, will In the future make
his home IN Pawtucket. Mr.. Eddy has re-
sided in this place for 30 years
Walter r. Riding. a weaver. Is dead at
I his home. So7 Gladstone avenue. lie
wus n member II Bud OF Hope Lodge. l.
/ o. q. T.. NJ l..
Earl =. Lees who has been visiting re.
/ latives at Valley Falls has returned To
/ his home on Hartford avenue.
The Working Girls association will hold
social IN their rooms on Arlington
| avenue this cvcnn ng
The baseball team OF tho Earnsciine
muls has organized with Walter Lawton
as manager
The little son OF John NJ. and MARY
I ffUUfH OF 7S5 Waldo street is dead
Patrolman Mclaughlin ~ the Chaffee
street station Is on the sick list