The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-06
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Druggist Broke Both Ankles.
Back to Howard for James.
ST. May's Parish School Opens
OIneyViIIe Lost Two Games.

oineyviIle branch of the Providence
News at Hefernan's News Store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West.
Mr.. Arthur weeden, the Plainheld street
druggist. is now confined TO his home on
Webster avenue with two broken ankles.
A short time ago he broke one while at
q wedding at Cumberland Hill. Yesterday
Mr.. Douglas, hiso Jerk. called at the ouse
Mr.. Douglas, his clerk. called at the house
With the intention OF assisting him as FAR
as the store, and when he had reaohed
the foot OF the stairs, Mr.. Weeden's
ssood" ankle turned under him. and when
q physician called he found that II had
been broken.
JIMMY CAME BACK.
James Dohsrty, II years old. who ran
away from the reform school some time
AFRO. has since been rusticating with an
aunt in Connecticut, and evidently got
tired OF country life. and came home yes
tsrdsy. He had not been In the vicinity
long when ne was picked up by PATROL
man Dyer,
A little later In the day he was called
for by an official from the Reform school
ST. MARYs SCHOOL OPENED.
st. Mary's new parochial school, which
was dedicated with an imposing cere-
mony, Sunday morning by the Ri. Rev,
Bishop Harlins, was opened this morn
ing. Prior TO the opening there was
special mass for the children and spec
Sal blessing was bestowed upon each In
divfiuai child.
THEY sQUAKED.
The Riverpointers took two games from
the Olnsyvilles yesterday, and this caused
no end OF ''sQuaking'' among tho fans.
Tho mornings game resulted In SCORE
of 81. which was at Rivepoint, and the
one In the afternoon, 81. was played on
the Merino Flats.
GENERAL MENTION.
=. T. wilford OF le5 Laban street, rode
down town on his wheel TO see the parade,
but he came home In the cars, for while
at the corner Of Westminster and Union
street he was so much interested In the
parade that he d!d not keep an eye on his
wheel, and someone stole It,
May O'Connor, two and a half years
old. was found astray on the square yes
terday by Mr.. John o'Connell who turned
her over TO Patrolman Dyer. Later her
mother of II Oak street called for her at
the Chaffee street police station.
Patrolman Mclaughlin found horse on
the square yesterday whioh was taken
20 the Chaffee street station and was later
called for by Mr.. Gendreau of Julian
street The animal had wandered away
from a pasture at Cranston
There is one mill at least In this place
where the operatives are happy. and that
Is the Riverside. for a large portion OF 1t
is being run nights. IL is reported that
the mill has secured quite a number of
good sized orders.
John Hart ono OF the clerks at b. A.
Smiths drug store, fell from his wheel
This morning. He struck on his head. and
for a tirne things looked serious for the
young man. little later he recovered
and reported for duty at the store.
william Hines, who Is visiting friend,
on Barrie street. went out walking with
his host yesterday and when on North
Main street got separated from him and
got lost" The police landed him safe anc
sound again into the arms of his friend:
later In the day.
John Rogers and Albert Laduc. who lef
this place q little more than n week az,
arTuyed In fine raiment, have returne,
from Block Island, both having a darl
brown complexion.
Mira. Herman Frankel and daughter
Bertha, who have been spending a fey
weeks vacation at Bristol, Conn. hav
returned 10 their home. SO Alverson ave
nue..
Mr.. n. y. san souoi and family have re
turned from Lake Sunapee. where Mr.,
and ths Mis.se San souci spent most o
tn, srmmer.
One OF the best known men OF thi
place spent most Of Labor day looking 10
. mess Of pout that one OF four OF hi
friends WAS gotrg to give him
Thomas. son OF Mr.. John r. Harlow
left this morning for Montreal whore h
Starts on 4 io-year course of study ia
tho priesthood
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill OF 202 white
avenue returned from a short stay wit
friends az Willimantic last evening
The italians or Centedale and Thonto
ended the pleasures OF Labor day with
handsome display of fireworks.
Pstroiman Mcguire Of the Chsffee stree
station is on his vacation.