The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-06
OLNEYvILLE.

Emblems OF death were placed upon the
doors OF Ave homes In this vicinity since
last evening, and among those who nave
passed away perhaps none will be more
missed than David Eastwood, who Tor
many years has conducted a grocery and
market at S4s Manton avenue.
Mr.. Eastwood had been III for some
time, and taking into consideration that
he was 20 years OF age, his death was not
unexpected.
His funeral will be held at the Church
OF the Messiah on Sunday at 80 and VIII
be under the auspices OF Peabody lodge
Sons OF st. George, the deceased being
charter member OF that organization.
Mary, wife OF Lawrence Rooney. one
OF the best known residents OF Atwood
street. Mrs. Mary Wilson OF As Perry
street Walter tho five year old son or
Mrs. George Burgess OF 2l Winthrop ave-
nue. are also named in the list and bo-
quet OF white Grape Is seen upon the
door OF a house in what is known as
Paradise ally.
The funeral OF Mrs. Wilson will be
held on Sunday at o'clock at the Harris
avenue Presbyterian church.
RILEY ARRESTED AGAIN.
Micheal Riley who was arrested a few
days ago by Pstrolman White for being
drunk, was arrested again last evening"
this time Lieut.. Tyler.
The Lieut.. did not arrest him so much
for being drunk as for giving Riley a
little surgical treatment, for Riley had
either fallen down or was struck by
freight train for he was covered with
blood.
1t was Riley's nose that got the bump,
for II was swollen 10 three times It's nor
NAL size.
had
able as possible. and when he hoped
into the BLACK Maria" this morning was
as clipper as bird, and thanked the
lieutenant for his kindness.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Thomas Logan was surprised by about
80 of his young friends at his home. b2
Camden street. last evening. In honor OF
his 1eth birthday.
before he got over his surprise
for an hour or so. and this he did quite
willingly, and when his young friends
came in upon him he was engaged In
reading a book and II was some moments
before he got over his surprise"
Among those who contributed to the
pleasure OF the evening were Lewis Bart
lett James Graham, Alfred Johnston and
Dennis McAndrews.
Mr. and Mrs Logan did more than
their share. for they had been notified
tndt sonlttHiUB WAS soiis 10 HappeHs 81
the larder was well stocked with good
things to eat.
STOLE CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS.
Mrs. Mary Laffsy OF ia Harold street.
mourns the loss OF two umbrellas which
were Christmas mementoes. An umbrella
mender came along yesterday, and Mrs.
Laffey gave them 10 him for slight re-
pairs. and he took them into the yard. as
she supposed to repair. and after a half
hour or 30 she looked out OF the window.
and 10 and behold the fellow was gone,
and SO were the umbrellas.
Mrs. Laffey hastened TO the station and
gave the police a minute description OF
the fellow, and wants them TO find the
Iaddy buck that stole her Christmas pres
| ents.
MNALLY GOT HIS TEAM.
Mr.. McNally whose team was found on
| Hartford avenue Monday night Is again
| driving his own nag. but as he swore
| that he would not call upon the police for
| an order to get the team from Stable
| keeper McDermott. kept his word, for
| he sent his sister 10 the station yesterday
| and sergt. Bennett furnished her with
| the necessary document. she reporting
| that Mr. McNally was sick.
VERY PRETTY WEDDING.
| Michael McGlynn, a we'll known mem
| Der OF the Temperance Cadets. and for
| many years connected with the cloak and
| Miss Jessie Gill were married at ST.
| Mary's Catholic church. yesterday. and
| after the ceremony a wedding breakfast
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