The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20


A. the fact that John p. Thompson anu
the oIneyyillc square public market are
now arranging 10 buy one or the o'hei
o,, II is more probable that the Pubic
Market will be the purchaser. However II
a. settled that the purchaser VIII move
into the others place of business anu
should the public Market buy they VIII
take the whole of the store and oniioine
now occupied by Mr.. Thompson AT i'io'
,aao 1922 and 1924 Westminster street anu
.,,i, nu, on Al least two additional stories
should this be the result of the ueai'
there will be a hustling for sui'a0ie
stores and offices by those VINO are ~ ~,
located in Thompson's block, are az ~
lows. / A. Angel. jevelry; w. n
ver hardware c. A. Chambers IAN,
fsanyAr lawyer: Joseph Cough, reai
..n' roctor Fisher. Windsor Meara, T.
nstrsaul, harber: and Miss J.. Ropinsoil'
,hs nresent time there are no stoies
Il, ~, the square, and should tne pun
"a, market yacate their present sthnu, y
,id he SONS time before the puiioihs
could he nut In shape Tor other 'en"iies 'es
-rhe change Is to be made at ohoe, 49, '.
birth Arms have made plans TO carry ,.,s Uu'
the deal which ever way u soes. a,.
.,,,tii~ market managers have peen iooh-
pupi.- r,ora desirable stand for some
time
prrsrNEss MEMS ASSOCIATION.
The oineyville Business Mems associa.
t,on held a meeting In Library nan, 'na'
san safely be set down az the most m
tsraatins one In the history OF this orga
,,szation There were four applications
for membership. and after these were re-
ferred 10 the proper committees, Seorse
y A Reane on behalf OF the organize
ZION presented ex-President j. WIZ 1sf
penter with a gavel, made from thez on
nnmp that for so many years STOOD IN
front OF Irons block. ,,aL,s
Mr. Crpenter then read an exceedingly
Interesting and pleasing poem composed
nv Ernest Williams the Barber Poet
and the poem related 10 the pump.
Another feature OF the evening was a
talk by John X. Bowen who told or the
old land marks of Olneyvile, since 1885,
and this was the most enjoyable feature
of the evening, and In referring TO the
odd pump informed them that ala that
was left OF that old land mark today was
the old stone trough that Is now doing
duty. in front of the old Fenner stand
on Plainfield street.
He also told the membc 2 that II II
would please them. that he would at
some future meeting. tell them Of the
advance Of the manufacturing interests
made In olneyvile since 1856.
The members informed him that they
would be only too glad TO have him do
so
Messrs. Williams and Bowen were
given a hearty vote OF thanks for their
efforts in entertaining the association
WANT TO CHANGE ENDS.
Of xxyapf faJ
20 he &C ors, but now the cares OF
the condt "a are so much greater that
when one OF them gets an opportunity he
makes n play for the front end ~ the car,
especially n the car Is Of the vestibule
description. on these cars the conductor
must care for the switches and the trolley
pole M. the terminus Of their routes.
This the conductors say on pleasant
day il ALI right. but on wet day they
must leave their car when they are busy
collecting fares and walk into the slush
and mud to turn a switch. and 20 do this
they get wet and then are Obliged 10 work
their way through n crowded car with
wet ciotbes.s and so they are apt 10 catch
cold
WILL BE Welded TOMORROW.
Tomorrow morning owen McMann and
Miss AGNES Kearns will be united In mar
riage AT ct Mary's church. and IL Is eX-
pected that the Rev. Father kearns.
brother OF the bride. who is now located
in New Jersey. will perform the cere-
mony Tomorrow evening the newly
welded couple will leave for a trip TO
u. c.. and other cities. and
upon their return will take up their resi-
dence on Florence street
GENERAL MENTION.
Joseph Brisson. we'll known on julian
street. and Mise Emerenlienne Arpin OF
Nanton avenue were married at ~.
Charles church on Harrison street this
morning. Miss Grenier being the brides-
maid and George Arpin. a brother OF the
bride. the best man. This evening Mr.
and Mre Brisson will hold a reception
IN Cadets hall on Stokes street
The too teams found by the police sat
urday evening were returned 10 the
owner. Harry Best. of lss Carpenter
street last evening Mr. Reet conducts
a livery stable and had let the teams 10
young men who abandoned them
This evening John Y. Harlow. Frank
Canning. Peter Taft and Thomas r.
Murphy. well known Foresters OF this
place, will take part In an open meeting
given by Court Columbus at Wakefield
Lilac Yell. y years old. jumped from
a room at her home . Marvin street. yes
terday morning and was found later by
an older sister on weybosset street Her
parents think that she IL slightly de-
mcrted.
John Brown OF iS Merlno street. re-
ported 20 the police lart evening. that
some one was trying 10 get into his store
end barn Sunday evening. and that he
frightened them away BY shouting
The attendance ar the eCgents fair
IN rrone han last evening and the re-
c>ipfe were all that the committee. who
have the matter IN charge expected