The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
OLNEYvILLE.

Mrs. Margaret oliver, who appears to
be separate from her relatives, and for
some time has been employed at the
Dyerville mill as a weaver was found In
a dying condition I'm vacant lot not far
from the mill by julius Anderson ana
Christopher Moony. who were on theiF
way home at Manton from the Queen
Dycing Co.
The BOYS heard the moaning and az
once Instituted a search and found Mrs.
Oliver near the foot path
They called Charles Norton OF go Man
ton avenue who with the assistance or
the boys succeeded in getting the dying
woman 10 the home Of Mrs. Delehant, Cos
Manton avenue, and DR. Rose was call
ed. but the woman had passed away be-
fore his arrival.
Mrs. oliver boarded with Mrs. Delehant
and II was known by this lady that the
deceased was about 20 return 10 Law
renee where she has a number OF rela-
tives one. a Mrs. Roberts. who Is quite
we'll 10 do. and she. Mrs. oliver, Tor the
past few days was in much better splrlts
than usual.
II is known that Mrs. divers husband
and a grown up daughter are In the
west but for wharf reason no one knows
but so far as the actions or the woman
is concerned since she has been In the W.
cinity not one word can be said against
her character, for while she has Kept 10
herself the most OF the time she has al
WAYS shown a kind disposition.
she was about so years old.
Medical Examiner Perkins was called
and said that death was due 70 heF
trouble. and ordered the remains turned
over 10 Undertaken j. VIII Carpenter. Up
10 noon time today Mr.. Carpenter had
received no word from the relatives but
IL is presumed that Mrs. Roberts IS on
her way 10 this city.
A GRAND SUCCESS
The open meeting Of Court Thomas A.
DOYLE. Foresters OF America. I'm Spring
field hall last evening. was much more
OF a success than those interested looked
for.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Chief Ranger William F Ryan, who after
a short address OF welcome introduced
Thomas r. Donahue. who holds the posi-
tion OF supreme ranger, which is the
highest position that can be held by a
member in the world MIR Donahue was
accompanied by the supreme deputy,
Frank Canning, who refrained from max
ing an address, as he thought that one
representative from the supreme board
was sufficient, but he did quite as much
good for he was among the audience
cheering all 10 go on with the good work
The others who made addresses APP
pertslning TO the tenets or tho order
were Grand Sub-chief Ranger Charles II.
Lovett. Grand Treasurer John f. Har-
low. Grand Financial Secretary T. j. FltZ-
gerald. Grand Recording Secretary James
Harding and others.
Musical selections were rendered by the
Fox quartet. and Thomas +. Fox or the
organiza tion read a number OF selections
and gave a very creditable exhibition OF
buck and wing dancing. Refreshments
were served and the meeting as whole
was very enjoyable and the members
hope profitable.
The committee In charge consisted OF
| Brother James r. Cameron, William q.
| Mclaughlin, Thomas Kelly. Michael
| Chamberlain and Lawrence Trudon.
KELLY CALLED NAMES.
| At i42 Putnam street dwells James
! Quinn and John Kelly, the latter living
up stairs.
| A night or so ago Mr.. Quinn went out
and before doing so he called upon Mr
| Kelly 20 come down into his palace and
| keep company with his wife and children
| Kelly did so, but was not fairly seated
| when he began 10 call Mrs. Quinn names
J and as Mr. Quinn had not got out OF
| the yard heard him and returned 10 his
palace again and asked Mr. Kelly 10 be a
| gentleman.
| This made Kelly mad and he started II
| 10 Quinn up, but made tho mistake OF
| his life for Quinn yanked Kelly out Into
| the yard and when he got through viii