The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Had Party in House So Chill
dren Had to Go Out in Snow.
Took Long Trip to See Santa
CIaus..Fr. OIarke'S Silver jubi GO

John Cummings, who lives IN the rear
OF q Marvin street. had what he called
q congenial lot OF folks for company last
evening. and he Was so happy and Jovial
that he forgot that he had two little
motherless children who looked to him
for protection.
The little ones, IL seems, appeared TO
be In the way so they were put out into
the yard and their sobbing was heard by
one OF the neighbors who called patrol
man who drove Johns company from the
house and took him TO the station, where
he was locked up on the charge OF being
drunk.
This morning Capt Rowe. who has a
tender spot in his heart for little ones,
called the attention OF Charles II Thur
ber. agent for the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty TO Children. 10 the
case. He will see to It that they have at
least something 10 eat and plenty OF IT,.
AFRAID TO GO HOME.
Two little girls left their homes here
and strolled down street 10 see Santa
Claus yesterday afternoon, and they be-
came so interested in the trip that they
did not again reach the square until late
were afraid TO go TO their homes. so they
crept into the hallway of the Library
building where they were found by Pa
trolman Mowry who took them 10 the
station. where IL was found that one lived
at IS Desota street and the other at 30
Helme street
They were later called for by their
parents who had been searching for them
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A PRIEST.
The Rev. FIR. Owen F. Clarke, pastor
of ST. Theresa's Catholic church on Man
ton avenue, Is celebrating the 25th an
niversary OF his ordination to the priest
hood today. Special services were con-
Quoted by the Rt Rev. Bishop Harkins at
o'clock this morning. and later an
elaborate dinner was served to the many
friends OF this popular pastor at the
parochial residence.
A reception will be rendered him this
evening from to In the large hall OF
the school building connected with the
church.
CANNOT STOP 1T
The powerful engine it the Riverside
mills. comes near being a case OF per-
petual motion A few days ago II broke
down, but was patched up so that q
would run all right. Now they find that
IL cannot be stopped without delay of
IL.
the engine must chug along until ccr-
tain piece OF machinery is made by the
builders. which is expected to be ready by
Sunday.
CAME BACK HAPPY.
c. ID. Starr. DIR. George r. Drew and
Dr. William Crompton of this place. who
went to Sumpter. Ore, some time ago TO
look over the Bluebird and Black Beetle
Mining property, returned yesterday with
samples OF ore which they will distribute
among their friends.
All are we'll pleased with their trip, and
report that the weather was delightful.
The last regular meeting of Court Gen.
Sheridan, No. % f. of A., for 1904 was
held last night In Stokes hall, olneyville.
and being a summons one a large men,
bership was on hand. Business IL i'm
portance was transacted
There were two brothers reported on
the sick list. and one application was re-
ceived. The resignation of Brother Thos.
II. Murphy was received with regret.
Thomas Shay was elected to office OF
financial secretary to fill the vacancy
After the election OF officers was over
the retiring financial secretary was given
Past Chief Rangers jewel by Grand
Treasurer John F. Harlow. which was
received In the same way by Brother
Murphy.
The court was also duly honored by a
visit from our Past Grand Chief Ranger
Philip Lovett. whose remarks were of a !
very instructive nature and remarks were 1
also made by Grand Treasurer John +. /
Harlow.
GENERAL MENTION.
young woman. whose name could not I
be- learned, was taken from the Atlantic
mills to the office OF DIR. Longfellow yes
terday The young lady's hair had been
caught in a machine and portion OF her
scalp was torn of.
Hose IA was called to extinguish n FIRE
In the home OF Thomas Branahan at II
Hannah street yesterday afternoon. The
nre, which was In a clothes press. was
quickly extinguished. but the way IL
caught is still a mystery
Superior lodge Of Odd Fellows OF Cen
trail Falls will be entertained by Manu-
facturess' lodge OF this place this even
Ing An elaborate program has been ar.
ranged for the event.
Patrick Murphy Of 5s Bancroft street
mas had his name added 20 the long list
OF citizens who have had hens kiIled hv
a dog. His loss is five hens. each heing
valued at 81.
The social committee OF the Kpeent
Literary and Social club is busy making
arrangements for the annual bail thar
Is 10 be held In odd Fellows hau on
Academy avenue Tuesday evening.
From the many complaints thar have
been requested at the Chaffee stret police
station yesterday must have been an
ideal day for snowballing.
The funeral OF Irene NAV. daush,er .,
@. l.. and Olive Gendreau. was held IRON,
the residence OF her parents. No P,t-
nam street this morning
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