The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-16
IN 0LNEYv|LLE.
Nearly BIed 10 Oeath..A Happy
Gathering Married Yesterday.
The Foresters.. Hot fora Time.
General Mention.

olneyville branch OF the Providence
News is at Heffernon's News Store 10 |
Hartford avenue. Telephone O-West'
Ferdinand Dibissa, a resident OF Thorn |
ton, had narrow escape from being Kill
ed, while at work In a wood lot YESTERDAY
lie was engaged In cutting down huge
tree and 1t fell sooner than he expected
and one OF the branches struck him.
throwing him 10 the ground. IT was fortu-
nate for Mr.. Dibiasa that a friend just
happened into the wood lotand found him
living unconscious The man quickly Sc
cured a team and took the injured man 10
| the office OF DR. A. o. Robin. who found
| that the man had sustained cut from
/ the back OF the left ear over the top OF
| his head to the base or the right ear anu
/ took 21 stitches TO close the wound. Inc
wound had been made by the small nino
OF the tree that had dragged the man TO
the ground The doctor does not think
! that There will be any serious results, but
! said that the man would have bled 10
| death in a short time.
A HAPPY GATHERING.
There was a very pleasant gathering at
the home OF John Cavanaugh on Lena
street last evening. Among those who as
sisted in entertaining with vocal ana IN
strumental music were the Weber quartet,
consisting OF John Supplies, John CaNan-
augh George Bromley and William Cav
anaugh. The Misses Deborah Lockhart
Sadie Murphy and Nellie Whalen. Ed
ward Brown Charles Nocks and Thomas
, Brown.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
! Miss May Johnston, daughter OF Will
/ -. nra
plumber and Joseph Reeney were mar
ried at St Theresa's Catholic church, on
I Manton avenue, yesterday afternoon. and
| after the ceremony, a wedding dinner was
served at the home OF the brides parents
at 363 Mauton avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeney will spend their honeymoon with
: relatives in Boston.
THE FoRESTERs.
2 Court Gen Sheridan. Foresters OF AM
J erica. held largely attended session In
0 Stokes hall last evening. Chief Ranger
James J. MoCabe presiding. The sick
committee reported that the list was
4 clear, which Is something new for this
e court has been called upon TO pay out a
e goodly sum OF cash 10 Its sick members
n nearly every week.
Y Two applications for membership were
received. Two applicants were given per-
mission to receive the degrees. and tive
candidates were initiated under the per
. sonal supervision OF Past Chief Ranger
y Frank Canning. Under the head OF gooc
, and welfare. remarks OF an interesting
nature were made by Brother Canning
. Chief Ranger j. J. McCabe, Sub-Chie
e Ranger Ambrose McCabe. Brothers More
y u land. Taft, Manning and Murphy.
HOT FOR TIME.
There was something doing at Hopkins
% billiard and bowling rooms yesterday af
'e tcrnoon. Two boys started to fool anC
'e this lead TO a scrap. and then the mar
lie In charge OF the room undertook TO par
,e the boys. but both turned on him, 81
cue 10 defend himself. He succeeded Il
20 getting rid of his willy customers; Whil
rs the battle was on billiard balls . an,
cues were hurled about the room, bu
no damage was done.
s5 GENERAL MENTION
81 Dennis Collins left his blacksmith sho
at Sss Manson Hss,arSae avenue p open Tor fey fe,
v. upon his return found that some one ha
III themselves to ss Mr.. Collins thinks ths
:, he can lay his hand on the man that stol
III the money.
surprise at her home, Clifford stree
LAST evening. The time was spent
singing singing, music and parl9r games.
BY conducted by Miss Deborah Lockhart.
en- Services will be held in all OF the Catl
Il. the ashes will be blessed and distribute,
=. For those who cannot attend the mornin
us services they can attend services at q:
vs in the evening.
I'D James McGinn reported TO the polio
ID yesterday morning that plasterer
nd trowel and a fioater were stolen from
n new building on Turner street some tin
~ ago The police have located the a.
'ucles in a down town pawn shop.
Mr. John Farrell and Miss Julia
Ahearn OF Huntington avenue were ma
ried at the parochial residence OF S
ar Mary's parish this morning and later
e' wedding breakfast was served at Il
at home Of the brides parents.
=. Willow camp Modern Woodmen
=" America, held a smoker in Stokes ha
ls last evening. There was a large a
ra tendance and the affair was a We
he pleasant one.
= One candidate was initiated and o.
>" application for membership was recciv
at the meeting OF Court Lyman
he Foresters. last evening.
m The rank OF page will be conferr
- upon one candidate at the meeting
ne Perseverance lodge. Knights OF Pythis
er this evening
ng The repairs as ordered by the inspect
at OF buildings have been completed by I
nd managers of the many halls I'm Il
nd vicinity.
pie This being the last day before Lei
les socials will be held in every han i'm q
vicinity.
ay Hope council. knights Of Columbr
&C held a successful social and whist par
mt In Textile hall. last evening.
ed
mt JOHN o'CONNELL.
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