The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-07
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Local Delegates OFF for the
National Convention.
Costly Franks by Malicious
BOys--GeneraI Mention.

olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrernan's News Store. IL
Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-West.
Mr.. John Hanover OF Perry street left
this morning and, with Frank King and
Lawrence German. will represent Local
aS5 OF the Bartenders union at the ma
tional convention 20 be held in Roches-
ter next week Before his return Mr.
Hanover VIII visit Niagara Falls spd
many other points Of interest.
A NBw FIELD.
Thomas Finsn OF this place, who for
. number Of years has had charge OF the
purchasing department OF the o'Gorman
company. will soon. with his family re-
move TO Washington. ID. c. where he has
accepted similar position with a firm
that has two large stores. one In Wash
ington and the other IN Baltimore.
COSTLY PLAY.
Two panes OF glass. one a large one,
were smashed by boys last evening near
the corner OF Plainfeld and Ralph streets
The larger one was in the drug store Of
Allen Weeedn The parents OF the boys
who We're responsible for the damage
have promised TO make a settlement
NEW TIME TABLE.
Beginning with Monday the Riverside
mills VIII adopt new running time. In
the past the mill has been opened at 6:45
and closed at s:l5 and 1915 y. m. satur-
day. In the future they win open at $50
and close at and II on Saturday
GENERAL. MENTION.
Mr. David Jordan. who for many years
has been connected with the Pocasset
Ice Co, has taken a position with the
Hughesdale company.
Fred Farmer. three years old. was nick
ed upon Academy avenue. at 3 o'clock.
last evening by Patrolman Tiernan. and
sent TO the Chaffee Street police station.
Later he was called for by his parents.
who live on Grant street
Patrick Gilleran, one Of the men ~ho
fell from a staging on Atwells avenue.
and who lives on Wood street, with his
mother. is said To be out Of danger
Ellen Gearin. four years old, while play
Ing in the yard of her home 1890 Atwell's
avenue. yesterday afternoon. was bitten
BY dog. The child was not seriously in
Jured.
Antonio Magniski OF is3 Mantap ave-
1s-year-old son. Koshner. who has been
missing since Wednesday morning
Benjamin Collisen, student at the
East Greenwich academy, is spending a
few daysw ith his parents on Pocasset
avenue.
The pupils OF the Roosevelt Street
Grammar school have been drilling each
day for the past week for the Arbor
day march. They hope to make an ex-
cellent showing.
The services OF the Forty Hours Adora-
tion Will bein at the close OF the l0:3o mass
I'm st. Mary's church. tomorrow.
Anna, daughter OF Alice and the late
John McGinn. died at her home at Thorn
ton, yesterday Her funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
The funeral OF Charlotte. the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alepheos Ar
Ecll. was held at 16l Webster avenue at
1890 this morning.
At all OF the morning services at ST.
Mary's church during the present month
the children's choir will take part
The service OF the Holy Hour was
largely attended at st. Mary's church
last evening.
The residents of Manton avenue are
rightly angry over thed usty condition OF
that thoroughfare.
Miss Clara Walsh. who has been visit
ing friends In New York for some time
returned to her home. Y Barrows street
yesterday.
During the week Superintendent Har-
ris has located a number OF letter boxes
in the Arlington district.
Richard Sanderson and family OF Po-
casset avenue have gone TO Conimicut
for the season.
= Edward Evans, of the United -Statcs
ship Minneapolis is spending his furlough
with his parents at Manton.
Michael McGair OF II Alton street
mourns the loss OF a valuable hound dog
Miss Jessie Belknap of Manton. was the
guest OF friends in the annexed district
yesterday.